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

T1 Sycamore - Fell due to basal damage. T2 Hawthorn - This tree is dead - fell. T3 Horse Chestnut - Prune lower branches over the building T4 Sycamore - Fell - encroaching with the fence. T5 Sycamore - Fell - leaning over the drive

Prune Yew (T1) located at the neighbours garden, prune back low limbs over the Summer house back to fence line. Prune Yew x5 group (G2) located at the rear left corner behind the summer house and 4 trees to the right, reduce over roof to clear guttering, prune the upper crown back to old pruning points. Trim side over Box plants at front. Prune Betula Jacquemonti (T3) located at the front of property, Prune off limb growing into Yew hedge. Prune Yew (T4) located at the back fence, Reduce the low branches over fence back to garden side. Prune Yew hedge (G5) located at the overhanging footpath, Trim over footpath hard keeping a green screen

After visiting the site, I am recommending the following works as discussed with my client. x1 Willow - Pollard A large percentage of this tree over-hangs the owners boundary fence and partially blocks a public footpath with low hanging branches. It also encroaches into the neighbours garden opposite (which is separated by the path) with branches on their fencing. Due to its size and position, this tree casts a large shadow over the owners garden, blocking a lot of sunlight. The Willow appears to be healthy, but in need of a pollard to reduce its size and re-shape. x1 Walnut - Fell The majority of this tree over-hangs the owners adjacent neighbours property which blocks a lot of sunlight to both properties. The roots from this tree are also damaging the boundary dry stone wall which needs repairing, as well as some fencing. Owner also concerned the tree is drawing a large amount of water from the ground which effects the grassed areas of the garden. Conservation Area 4 Both trees planted by owner some 20 years ago No TPO's present

T1- Mature Sycamore-Remove deadwood, target prune over extended growth in top of crown, and on growth toward stone shed building. T2 - Crown clean yew tree of deadwood and crossing/rubbing limbs. Raise crown by 0.75 meter. T3 - Fell Pine with excessive lean towards neighbouring property/fencing. G1 - 2 self set young sycamores suppressed by sycamore and yew - fell to ground level

The tree is a Variegated Maple To reduce the size of the tree by 30% and to resolve it's encroachment on telephone lines and overhanging neighbours property. The tree is on the property, on the boundary fence line to the South of the property and to the North of Home Farm, Calf Lane, Chipping Campden

T1 - Blue Atlas Cedar - Reduce crown back to approx. 2ft below previous pruning points. Lift over hedge and fence by approx. 2ft. T2 - Maple - 15% crown thin. Tip prune and re-balance crown

Looking to remove 5 x overgrown cypress trees planted much too close to tennis court, currently causing damage to fencing and surface of court Replant with planting at an appropriate distance to the tennis court to avoid damage on a go forward basis.

Tree 1 (Red dot): Ash tree with significant lean to west. Top 2/3 dead with major fissure on tension side of lean (north east). Some life in compression side (south west) in lower 3rd, however the tension side below the crack is in obvious decay. Imminent risk of failure. It is in close proximity to an access road and public right of way. Works: Delimb lower lateral branches and fell Tree 2 (Yellow dot): Western Red Cedar with significant lean to south. Some burrowing activity at base and obvious root ball displacement. The tree looks in relatively good health otherwise, however there will come a time when the root instability will cause failure and consequent damage to the drystone wall, livestock fencing and a large, mature sycamore. Works: Sectional dismantle and rig, remove to ground level. Tree 3 (Green dot): Ash inside wall adjacent to and overhanging the road running along its eastern side. Showing recessive die back in portions of the upper crown. Recommendation to remove whilst it is still safe to sectionally dismantle it. Works: sectional dismantle to ground level Tree 4 (Blue dot): Ash on roadside with lean to south. Again showing recessive die back in the crown. Due to its proximity to the road the recommendation is to remove it whilst it is still safe to do so. Works: Delimb and fell

Removal of 1 x approx 30ft damson tree that has a severe lean on it and is getting worse. Currently pushed a fence over. Please see picture.