T1 Fraxinus (Ash) - reduce limb over garden back to near pollard head due to decay pocket at limb origin and remove small branch over neighbours shed and T2 (Oak) - remove epicormic growth to 4m on tree adjacent Ash (TPO 2/2023)

T1 (Oak) Conduct a full crown reduction of up to 3 metres reducing all sides and height of the tree to maintain visual balance (TPO 2/89)

T1&T2 (Common Lime): Crown reduce both trees by up to 3 meters to create one balanced canopy T3 (Common Lime): Pollard to the natural split of the main stem of the tree due to extent of lean getting worse over the last couple of years, works to mitigate any risk of failure and damage/injury to neighbouring property (TPO 11/93)

T1 (Oak) - Approximately 2.5m crown reduction back to previous pruning points to provide 1m clearance of dwellings (TPO 11/97)

T1 (Oak) - Reduce canopy by approx. 25% or 1 - 2 metres all over to create a smaller well balanced shape (TPO 13/88)

T1 (Oak) - crown height reduction up to 6m to a suitable cutting point, lateral crown reduction up to 3m, crown lift up to 3m and removal of crossed and rubbing branches (TPO 1/89)

Row of trees (mainly hawthorn) - crown reduction of 2 metres (TPO 3/92)

T1 (Red Maple) - 1.5m Crown lift, 3-4 crown reduction and removal of epicormic growth (TPO 20/97)

Copper Beech Tree (T1) - Reduce and reshape crown back to previous pruning points and thin out rubbing branches (TPO 21/90)

T1 (English Oak) - lateral crown reduction of up to 2m and a height reduction of up to 4m to shape the top of the crown and 20% crown thin, T2 (English Oak) - crown reduction of up to 3m and 20% crown thin (TPO 4/2009)