T1 - Ash in garden of Sherborne Farm House, fell to as near ground level as possible.

Copper Beech next to farm yard (as shown on map attached) - previously reduced - to be reduced by approx a third (back to old points) and shaped - to restrict crown spread

T1 Mid size fruit tree leaning into dry stone wall - reduced by at least 30% T2 Indian Bean tree - reduced by at least 30% overhanging garage roof and entrance T3 Unsightly small Bean Tree remove T4 V Large, dense Linden overhanging drive, blocking light - reduced by at least 30% T5 Very tall, thin Silver Birch crowded out by T4, T6 remove T6 Large Maple tree very low, dense canopy blocking light - reduced by at least 30% T7 In garden of neighbour (Manor Farm Barns) - Reduce low level overhanging branches

Compliance with Conditions 5 (Traffic Management), 6 (Construction Management), 8 (Access Solar Farm), 13 (Tree Hedgerow Protection), 14 (Arboricultural Method Statement), 20 (Biodiversity Monitoring Strategy) and partial compliance with Condition 21 (Archaeology) of permission 22/04161/FUL - Installation of a solar farm comprising an array of ground mounted solar PV panels with associated infrastructure including housing for inverters, transformers and electrical equipment, a substation compound, fencing, security cameras, access tracks, associated landscaping and cabling for grid route of approx. 7.9 kilometres in length

The trees in question are on the boundary between Lower Farm Cottages and Lower Farm, close to Blockley brook - a self sown multi stem willow tree, which has grown close to the garage of Lower Farm, next to the Blockley brook and out of the back of a stone built BBQ. It is overhanging all the other shrubs and threatening the foundations of the garage. It should probably have been dealt with years ago. The two main trunks are about one foot in diameter. Height is difficult to estimate as it's growing round and through other shrubs and out across the brook and grass. - a self sown ash tree growing within the V of the willow. A single stem with diameter about 9 inches, height about 20 feet. We would also like to prune back the small prunus tree which has grown misshapen because of the willow. The final tree is the maple by the brook. We would like to deadwood that and remove some of the lower branches, raising the canopy to allow more light and sun to the picnic bench

Willow tree (T1). Removal of willow tree in the carpark adjacent to Ablington road, upon removal of this tree we intend to plant 6 native trees (Oak, beech, lime, alder and yew) around the trout farm, the trees planted will be established prior to planting measuring approximately 2.5/3m in height at Bibury Trout Farm, Arlington, Bibury, Cirencester

T1: Removal of single ash (ash die back) adjacent to haha. T2: Removal of two limbs of willow overhanging garden wal. T4&5 : Removal of two dead trees from Garden Plantation. T3: Removal of diseased ash tree dangerously proximate to barn. All works to be undertaken by Green Farm Tree Care. Trees to be removed are marked with high viz tape, and form part of woodland on private property

Willow tree (T1). Removal of willow tree in the carpark adjacent to Ablington road, upon removal of this tree we intend to plant 6 native trees (Oak, beech, lime, alder and yew) around the trout farm, the trees planted will be established prior to planting measuring approximately 2.5/3m in height

Compliance of conditions 3 (Materials), 4 (Details), 6 (Tree Mitigation) and 7 (Bat and Bird Boxes) of permission 20/03465/FUL - Erection of new farm outbuilding

T1 - large leaning Ivy covered Ash overhanging farm access drive to Home Farm, fell. T2 - large twin-stem Beech overhanging access drive to Home Farm and leaning towards school playing field, reduce stem over road by two thirds, retaining short stem. T3 - small Cherry on road side of fence, fell. T4 - Field Maple at edge of playing field, fell. T5 - Willow situated in field, fell. T6 - Hornbeam adjacent to children's play equipment, fell. Reason - trees are in poor condition, some with squirrel damage and some with decay. Works are for safety reasons and management of site