T2. Yew -reduce to clear phone line by 0.5m-1m, reduce back to clear side of house only by 1 metre, remove ivy at base. T4. Black Pine - remove sections of dead ivy and major dead wood. T8. Plum - (multi-stemmed and dying) - fell to low stumps at 0.5m T12. Holly - fell (previously maintained as a screen to front windows, now overhanging low wall and partially blocking public footpath. T14 Horse Chestnut - clear phone line by 1 - 1.5 m and crown thin by 15 - 20% ro reduce wind resistance and risk of failure

T.1 Yew - Crown reduce tree by 2.5 M to re shape canopy and create smaller tree to allow more light to court yard and house windows as the area has become very dark.

Non-material amendment to planning permission S/1463/19/FL to amend windows, doors, house depth, floor area, access to the garage and allowance for additional shrub and tree planting to the front

Magnolia (T6) - Fell because of proximity to house causing severe unacceptable covering of bedroom window (see photo). Background: In 2016 T6 was reduced to just below second story window sill in height and shaped to suit (application 16/345/TTCA).

T.1 - Silver Birch - Fell to ground level. Tree has become too large for client and they are concerned with it being in close proximity to house. It's a large tree and very close to the back of the house and patio. It blocks light from the bedroom windows and we are concerned about the foundations and proximity to the house. The garden lawn suffers greatly with roots taking all the moisture. (Heather Lorne)