Oak - boundary with 19 Green Close - reduce lateral spread into no. 19 Green Close by 1.5m, cutting to suitable growing points;crown lift to 3.5m. Reason: To reduce the excessive shading of the garden and house.

T15 Ash Tree - Located in rear garden of the old rectory - Crown Reduce by 2m to the boundary and reshape the canopy to suitable growth points - Reason: To reduce the excessive shading of the garden and house.

T1 - Sycamore - Western rear boundary - Crown reduction of up to 6m - Reason: To safeguard future life of the tree, to avoid tree distress, alleviate root upheaval in garden and damage to path and prevent root advancement and potential damage to property

Cobnut and Filbert x7- (adjacent church yard overhanging fence) - Crown reduction of up to 3.5m - Reason: needs to be cut back to boundary

Eucalyptus x 3 along church road boundary & 2 x Eucalyptus along boundary with The Willows - 5 m reduction. Reason: They are a danger to the neighbour's property & Pushing on the brick wall. Lime within 6 m of the house - 3 m crown reduction. Reason Danger of falling branches causing damage to property. Sycamore within 6 m of the house - 2 m crown reduction. Reason Danger of falling branches causing damage to property. Poplar along neighbouring border on Church Road - reduce overhanging branch by 3 m - Reduce over hanging branch by 3m. Reason: To prevent damage to boundary wall.

Cypress- remove lower branches by 2m that are overhanging the fence; Hornbeam and sycamore- reduce overhang by 2m back to boundary/main stem; Cherry- reduce 1x elongated lateral branch by 2m that is growing towards the house. All located along the boundary of 104 Main Road . Reason for all: To reduce conflict between trees and neighbouring property.

G4 1x Ash (T1 on plan)- Reduce over-extended lower limb to west over neighbours car park space by 4 metres - target prune back to live growth points and reduce upper crown to west by 1 metre in spread - target prune back to live growth points. Reason: The tree's crown extends over the boundary of the Old Rectory and, particularly the over-extended lower limb to the west is directly over a neighbouring car park space. Excessive honeydew is causing nuisance to the neighbour.

Oak - Marked A on Map - Crown lift of 4m by removing lower two branches overhanging boundary - Reason: To balance weight; Oaks x3 - Marked A, D and E on Map - Cut back branches up to 2m along elevation facing the dwelling - Reason: General Maintenance.

Oak - (Located along west side of property bounding bridle way (Pedlars Path)- Removal of thin growth no more that 50 mm in diameter. T3 oak - 2 m crown reduction to previous pruning points, T4 oak - 3-3.5 m crown reduction to previous pruning points, T5 oak - 0.5-1.5 m crown reduction to previous pruning points, T6 oak - 2-2.5 m crown reduction to previous pruning points, T7 oak - 3 - 4 m crown reduction to previous pruning points. Reason: to reduce shading to the garden and to remove branches that are over-hanging the property; G1 - 4 x Silver Birch's- Located on eastern side boundary- (G1) 1, 2 & 3 Silver birch - 2-2.5 m height reduction. (G1) 4 Silver birch furthest north - Reduce lowest lateral limb on western aspect 1 m to elbow, 2 m crown reduction & thin to remove dead or crossing branches. Reason: General maintenance

Maple X4 - Raise crowns to a height of 5 metres on Northern boundary due to trees encroaching within play area. Hornbeam- Located within Park- Raise crown to a height of 3 metres.