Oak was previously worked on in 2014 but now its hanging over the conservatory, we also have cracks on our rear side wall that have not closed up. Tree needs a substantial crown reduction and removal of dead wood. Retain the shape but reduce the leaf footprint. Horse chestnut also worked in 2014 and had previously been pollarded some 30 years ago. Tree still shows signs of the leaf mining moth and one of the horizontal limbs shows signs of creasing and stress, would like to remove this limb. Additionally would like to have a crown reduction substantial enough to keep it within our property and manageable. The pear tree produced very little fruit and most of the growth is to the light towards into the neighbours property. Would like to remove this at this point and replace it with another pear in an open position within the garden.

Demolition of an existing conservatory and the erection of a single-storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling

Two storey side extension, rear single storey extension and re-roofing of conservatory

Ground floor extension and conservatory

Erection of single storey side extension following demolition of existing extension and conservatory; alterations to garage including installation of pitched roof; introduction of replacement pitched roof with dormer windows and chimney to main dwelling; and external alterations.

Prior Approval application for erection of replacement conservatory projecting 4.5 metres from original rear wall of dwelling, with maximum eaves height of 2.25 metres and maximum overall height of 3.14 metres