G1 Laurel hedge -Cut back by 1m - Reason: in order to maintain and manage a good structure.T1 Mulberry - Crown reduction by 1 metre to the previous pruning points - Reason: in order to maintain good health and long

T8 Red Norway Maple- Reduce crown and remove weak overgrown branches by 2-2.5m. Reason: To encourage younger growth and vitality. It is close to houses in the neighbouring street, specifically Llewellyn Close and no. 3.

All within W1 - T1 Oak Tree (on map)- Rear Boundary beyond stream - Reduce back to rear lawn boundary line,to previous cutting points 2-3m off; T2 Sycamore (on map) - Rear boundary beyond stream - Reduce height by 4m, reduce house side back to the edge of the ditch/stream approx. 3m; T3 Sycamore (on map) - Rear boundary beyond stream - Reduce height by 3-4m, reduce house side to edge of ditch/stream approx. 2-3m. Reason: To control the size of the trees for their location (they are on the edge of a steam/ditch. Also to allow more light into the rear of the property.

Pear tree x2 - Fell - Reason: To provide space in the garden.

T1 oak - 2.5 - 3 m crown reduction to previous pruning points. T2 sweet chestnut - 2-2.5 m crown reduction to previous pruning points. T5 oak - 2.5 - 3 m crown reduction to previous pruning points. Reason: General maintenance

G8 X3 Scottish Pine- Dead fell to gorund level; T43 Scottish Pine - Dead fell to ground level; T48 Yew - Reduce by max 3m and shape; T65 Cedar - Remove broekn limb. Reason: General maintenance

T3 Pine - Remove . Reason: The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability.

T1 & T2 Oak - Remove deadwood, Crown lift to 3 meters above ground level, Crown reduction by 1.5 meters - Reason: Tree has large cavity and excessive dead wood so we want to take a bit of weight out of the crown. Tree is growing too close to the properties and neighbouring boundaries and we would like to cut back whilst keeping a an aesthetically pleasing shape to the tree.

T1 is a pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) located in the north-east corner of the property's front garden - reduce the branch located on the north-east aspect at 5 m by approximately 4 m to a lateral limb and reduce remaining tree by 2.5-3m to previous pruning points - Reason: This is due to notable decay developing along the length of the branch and to continue cyclical management and reduce load on developing areas of dysfunction and decay in canopy.

T1 - red oak - Crown reduction by up to 3.5m to maintain size. T2 - silver birch - reduce height by up to 4m, due to poor unions and cavities at previous pruning points.