TPO No 1 1975 - T1- Sycamore, remove lowered growth up to 5 meters, T2- Sycamore, remove overhanging branches up to 3 meters. T3- Sycamore, remove all dead wood and dropping branches by 4 meters, T4- Sycamore, remove hanging/suspended limb and raise to 6 meters, T5- Sycamore, raise to 8m on southeast side of the tree, T6- Sycamore, remove growth up-to 6m and raise to 8m, T7- Sycamore, remove growth to 5m and raise on southeast side to 8m, T8- Yew, raise over fence to 2m clearance from top of fence. Cut back the remaining canopy to within 1m of the boundary on the inside, T9- Pine, remove the two lowest limbs at 5/6m on the Southeast side of the tree, T10- Sycamore, remove the two lowest lateral limbs over garden on southeast side to 12m and then reduce back canopy by 3m, T11- Sycamore, remove the three lowest lateral limbs over garden on southeast side to 12m and then reduce back canopy by 3m, T12 & 13, both Sycamore trees, raise to 7m by removing re growth and cut back to allow 3 meter clearance, T14- Sycamore, cut back to main stem all new growth to 1 meter. T15- Sycamore, raised to 5 meters in height.

T1- Common Oak (Quercus robur) crown reduction by 1 meter. T2- Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) felling to allow greater light & access to outbuilding & reduce suppression of oak. T3- Yew (Taxus baccata) felling to allow greater light, access to outbuilding & reduce suppression of oak. T5 - Silver Birch (Betula pendula) felling to allow boundary fencing to be replaced,Tree is suffering from dieback & defined as having a poor physiological condition. T6 Plum (Prunus Kanzan) felling for access to the property & light. T13- Plum (Prunus Domestica) felling. T15, T16, T19, T20 (Malus sp) pruning by 10%. T17, T18 Plum (Prunus Domestica) pruning by 10%.

T.P.O. No 2/1973/CAN G1 Two Silver Birch circled red fell the dead tree and remove a low lateral limb overhanging the fence in rear garden. T1 Elder circled green reduce by half in rear garden. T2 Silver Birch circled blue remove hanging storm damaged branches in rear garden.

T1 - Pollard Eucalyptus tree to 2 metres due to disruption of boundary fencing and 50% overhang of neighbouring property. Tree located to rear garden side boundary.

T1, 2, 3 and 5 Oaks - situated in lane adjacent - Cut back overhanging branches by 3 metres. G1 Blackthorn Copse - situated in lane adjacent- Cut to give a 1.5 metre clearance from fence.

T1 - To pollard Lombardy Poplar tree to previous points in front garden. T3 - To prune Prunus tree by a maximum of 30 cms in height leaving a 3.5 metre tall tree on front side boundary. G1 - To cut back neighbours overhanging branches from hedge to boundary by a maximum of 15 cms along rear fence line G2 - To trim back neighbours overhanging trees by a maximum of 15 cms to boundary along side fence line to house T4 - To crown lift Apple tree where branches are growing on and over roof of tiled outbuilding in rear garden leaving a 0.5 metre gap between tree and outbuilding and the crown will remain the same size.

Cut back the bay tree located in rear garden to fence line.

T1 - To crown reduce Maple tree by 25% in height and reduce sides accordingly by 1-2 metres leaving a 4 metre crown in rear garden T2 - To reduce Damson tree to 1 ft above fence height to re-establish hedge inline with pyracantha bush in rear garden

G1 - To fell to ground level row of 5 Macrocarpa trees in front garden and replace these with a native hedge of either beech or hornbeam or mixed, G2 - To crown reduce group of 4 Eucalyptus trees by a maximum 2-3 metres across all trees (previous points creating one overall crown shape) and cutting away from fence and neighbours ty in rear garden to keep them to a manageable size leaving an 8 metre by 2 metre crown,T1 - To trim previous years growth from Bay tree (1 metre in height) in both height and shape in front garden leaving a 2.5 metre tall tree.

T.P.O. No 26 1990- T1 Oak tree, located in the woodland adjacent to fence, coppice by 3ft.