A-B: group of limes and horse chestnuts, crown lift to 4m over footpath T5: Magnolia - crown reduce by 1m, prune to give 2m clearance to roof G6: limes x 5 - pollard at around 4m G7: limes x 6 - crown lift to 4m pruning to stem T8 and T9: false acacias - reduce laterals by 2m G10: limes x 6: repollard (recommended for 2024/25 by arborist) T11: horse chestnut: reduce two long roadside laterals back in line with wall, pruning to suitable subordinate growth T12: horse chestnut: prune eastern side to give building 1-2m clearance

Single storey flat roof extension which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 6m, for which the maximum height would be 2.8m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 2.8m.

T1 Poplar - fell. T2 Lime tree and Sycamore - prune back towards boundary 2-3m and crown raised from garage roof. T3 Sycamore - crown raise to 4.5m above pavement and road

T.1 Silver Birch and T.2 - Holly in neighbouring garden along boundary - reduce overhanging branches back to boundary line to appropriate pruning points to reduce overhang on house roof.

T1 - Holly (Ilex Aquifolium) Formative Prune. T2 -Fig (Ficus Carica) Crown Reduction Works - removal of all regrowth, back to previous reduction points. T3-Holly (Ilex Aquifolium)- Crown Reduction Works- a height reduction of 2m and spread by 0.6m cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance. T4-Hawthorn (Crataegus Monogyna) Formative Prune. T5-Prunus Formative Prune. T6-Walnut (Juglans) Formative Prune - Remove primary low branch of adjacent roof.

T1: Neighbour's cedar- Cut back overhang off roof by 1-2m and blend back into top leaving a nice shape.

Cupressocyparis T1 - fell to ground level. Cupressocyparis T2 - reduce height to tip of upstairs window. Cupressocyparis T3 X3 - reduce height to top of upstairs window and lift over garage roof.

Birch - crown reduce on the building side to give 2m-2.5m clearance of the roof, crown lift over paths, road and car park to 4m, pruning to suitable growth points.

T1: Walnut: lift crown by 1.5m to remove low branches which are obstructing the garden; thin crown by 20%; reduce the crown by 2m to retain a nice shape to the tree and prevent the branches from contacting the roof of St Luke's Church Hall. T2: Pear: thin crown by 20%, remove suckers (reduce crown by 1m) and internal crossing branches

Gleditsia in rear garden. 3m crown reduction. Leylandii conifer hedge. Reduce the height to approximately 1.5 ??? 2m above the shed roof. Reason for proposed work. To help maintain good neighbour relations as the hedge has become quite tall blocking out light, also to mitigate the increasing risk of branch failure causing potential damage and harm.