Undertake a 30% reduction to 1 x Bird Cherry, by cutting back to previous cut points in order to keep clear of powerlines and to manage excessive shade in residential garden. Works to be consistent with previous applications.

G.1 Lime x2 - re-pollarded to historical points, removing 3m of regrowth & leaving the height at 10m. The trees stand at the rear of the property in my residential garden.

A limb of a multi-stemmed Lime tree failed and fell on the garage roof of a residential house. I have cleared the fallen stem but would like consent to coppice the remainder of the tree to ground level as I am concerned from a safety perspective due to decay in the base.

T1 Poplar Fell Tree has been badly storm damaged and has significant limb failure. Tree cannot be saved. Tree split right through to base (image 3 details) Poplar is close to highway, footpath, residential housing and power lines.

Tree species - 1 x Oak tree. Specification of the works - removal of the limb closest to the residential properties highlighted in the accompanying photograph. Crown lift of the tree canopy. This will reduce the number of leaves entering the gutters of the neighbouring properties and reduce the subsequent damage to the properties caused by overflowing gutters.

T1 Eucalyptus Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 6 metres. Remove arisings. The tree is becoming very large for its residential garden. Tree works would contain the tree at a manageable size allowing it to be retained in its current location. The tree was planted after the properties were built by the previous owners, not only is the tree fast growing and dominating the garden it is blocking significant light levels. Kind request to crown reduce.

T1 - Ash. Tree has been heavily reduced historically. Stem leaning towards neighboring property, phototrophic growth due to neighboring Oak tree. Suspect early stages of Ash dieback. Given trees location in a well-used Pub Garden, and on boundary with residential property we hope to remove the tree entirely and re-plant with a native species in a suitable location on site.

1 x Alder (tree number 255 on the submitted tree survey): Crown reduction by 30% as recommended by surveyor. Removal or larger % reduction on the limb currently leaning towards neighbouring residential garage to make it safe.

Trees in a conservation area notification: Purple Plum - (T1) - Cut back crown to stone wall to allow clearance of footpath, Conifer - (T2) - Reduce in height by 4m due to the tree causing shading, Ginkgo - (T3) - Reduce crown by 2-3m due tree touching the residential building and overhanging church, Maple - (T4) - Reduce crown by 5-6m in height and 3-4m in lateral spread due to limb failure.

To reduce height and shape of oak tree by 2.5-3 metres The tree is in a relatively small residential garden less than 10 metres from the property. The tree canopy is hanging over the side of neighbouring garden and the oak and tree on neigbouring property are intertwined. We would like to manage the size of the tree by reducing the overall canopy size. The advice is to seek to reduce the canopy size of the tree to a managable size within the garden of the property.