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.

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.

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

T1- Large single stem ash leaning towards scout Hall, near 11kV power line. Some evidence of ash dieback. Reduce crown by up to 5 metres. T2- Large decayed area at base, leaning towards gardens, footpath etc, honey fungus boot laces present. Coppice to hedge height. T3- Hornbeam. Tangled in dead ash tree (T9). Once ash is removed will be highly distorted and could be vulnerable to wind throw. Coppice hedge height. T4- multi-stem ash overstood regrowth from previously managed hedge makes this more likely to fail. Lean towards gardens a footpath- coppice to previous cut point- hedge height. T5,T6- single small ash trees suffering from ash dieback- extensive deadwood. Will fall on nearby sheds, footpath, fences etc. Fell to ground level as outside of hedge line. T9- large dead ash tree- immediate risk to people and property. Cut to hedge height.

TPO no 2 1958 1) 1) Woodland Management (WA1): (1) crown lifting (up to no more than 30% of the height of the tree); (2) crown thinning (the minimum necessary and no more than 30% of the volume of the tree) (3) crown cleaning (specifically of the Ash trees where dieback has occurred). 2) Pollarding of a damaged sycamore tree (ST3). 3) Removal of some overhanging branches from a neighbouring property along an existing fence lines (B1), (B3) and (B6). 4) Felling of a non-native Gum tree (E1) and Corsican Pine tree.

T.P.O no.8, 1975- All trees located along Highfield Close boundary side of site. T1, Field Maple tree, remove epicormic growth on main stem to height of eaves of building as previously carried out. T2, Oak tree, remove epicormic growth on main stem to height of eaves of building as previously carried out. T3, Remove one lowest limb from Oak tree which over hangs the lawn area and is touching the telecom cables. T5, Prune back Hazel from building to fence line (previous cutting points) to allow adequate clearance from the main building.

T.P.O No 3, 1990 - Fell 1x dying Field Maple and 1x dying Ash, located on the left side of the outer boundary, 1x dead Oak in the middle of rear boundary and 2x dying Oaks on the right side of fence line.

T.P.O No 1 1971, T1) To attend to the young self-sown Prunus tree, to reduce the leading stem by 20%, T2) Sycamore tree, between the rear boundary fence line, remove one secondary branch growing towards the rear garden, T3) Elm tree, This tree has a secondary branch to be removed from the lawn side of the tree,several Beech trees on the rear boundary line (neighbours trees) trim back several small branches,T4) Sycamore tree located to the far right corner of the rear garden,remove several low branches on the garden side,T5) Oak tree this tree dominates the rear garden area, remove all major deadwood from the tree and to remove the low ring of branches from the main stem (lifting to main fork level at 4m)

T.P.O. no 5 1994 T1 - Yew located on rear boundary and overhanging neighbouring property - to target prune back to suitable branch junctions on or near boundary fence, following BS3998:2010, to remove overhanging section of canopy above neighbouring garden, leaving tree canopy on that side as balanced and as natural tree shaped as possible.

T.P.O no. 5 of 1994. T11 - Yew - located on rear left hand side of main building. Reduce canopy by 2m and to rebalance, reshape crown reducing canopy away from building. T20 - Leyland's Cypress - located on right hand rear fence boundary line, on drive edge to Portland Place. Cut back overhanging canopy to 3m to right hand elevation of Elms Court and to reduce canopy to give 2m clearance from gutters, to abate overhanging from neighbouring property.