Crown reduction of: 1. One beech 9.0m tall - reduction by 4.5m 2. One yew tree 6.8m tall - reduction by 3.4m 3. One yew tree 7.1m tall - reduction by 3.5m Removal of 7.1m tall yew tree (point 3) - this tree is situated on the corner of the crossroads. It requires continued maintenance for road user safety. The tree blocks a considerable amount of natural light and skyline from the house. It is dark and oppressive, and this is impacting the mental health of a member of the household. This tree is fast growing and ongoing maintenance is at a considerable cost.

Pine Tree located in the corner of the garden area in poor condition and covered in ivy. We wish to remove the tree.

T1 - Sycamore T2 - Ash Both to be sectionally dismantled to ground level. Trees are creating an large amount of sap that is attracting wasps to nest thus rendering the pub garden unusable.

Lime Tree - Fell

10 year consent to prune or crown lift any trees which impact an item of outdoor furniture to include benches, gates, signage, bridges, posts and fence lines. Pruning will be done sensitively and with good practice.

Removal of Cypress tree in front garden and 2 No Ash trees in rear garden.

T1 - Sycamore - Side back canopy to the boundary by 3-4m. T2 - Lime - Side back canopy to the boundary by 3-4m. T3 - Sycamore - Side back canopy to the boundary by 3-4m. T4 - Lime tree - Side back canopy to the boundary by 2-3m. T5/6 - Holly and Hawthorn - Side back canopy to the boundary by 2-3m.

T1. Scots Pine. Remove. The parish council wish to replace this tree with a new planting due to concerns around potential for windthrow.

Lime Tree- fell because falling limbs are a danger and have already dented two cars this year. It has for the first time this year it exuded a sticky substance constantly and not as is usual, just when it is coming into flower. This has made a mess of the cars and attracted 5 wasp nests in the eves of the house. There is also a large hollow about 6metres up the main trunk which may not show on the photos. I am also concerned that if we had some very high winds and it blows down it would fall across the house. It is a lovely tree and it would be a shame to completely remove it, but I fear for our safety and the safety of others passing up the drive, for which I may be liable.

Plum tree with no reference because its the only tree - remove due to limited safe remaining life expectancy and replace with a Amelanchier Lamarckii (Snow Berry/June Berry) elsewhere in the garden.