T1 - Not Covered by TPO T2 - Not Covered by TPO T4. Fell Silver Birch tree approximately 12m in height situated in the back garden by the shed. It is leaning over the shed (TPO 08, 1969)

T1 - Ash - to fell as the tree is getting quite big and dominating the garden also quite close to property, also sheds a lot of dead branches

T1: multi stemmed Chestnut: Heavy crown reduction requesting 30-40% approx 8-10m from a lateral growth. T2: multi stemmed chestnut approx 16m in height, requesting de-limb approx 4.5m due to growth over garage and shed. Heavy reduction 30-40% approx 6-8m from a lateral growth. Growing on bank requesting heavy reduction to benefit surrounding buildings and roads. (TPO 30, 1991)

Tree 243 Common Ash: Fell due to ash die back Tree 245 Sycamore: Fell due to extensive decline Tree 247g Common Ash 5 x stems: 3m height reduction, 2m lateral reduction Tree 250 Common Beech: Give adjacent building 3m clearance Tree 757 Horse chestnut: Remove branch over shed only Tree 867 Common Beech: Fell due to severe decline Tree 870g Common Beech with triple stem: Fell due to severe decline (TPO 6, 1971)

101g - Holm Oak - Reduce southern facing laterals back to previous pruning points 101i - Silver Birch - Reduce southern facing laterals back to previous pruning points 101j - Oak - Reduce southern facing lower lateral branches Overhanging the shed by 1.5 m. (TPO 11, 1980)

Variation of condition 2 (approved drawings), 3 (Tree Protection), 7 (Parking), 8 (EVCP), 9 (Cycle Parking and Refuse Storage) and condition 12 (surface water drainage) attached to planning permission 19/03909/FUL for the demolition of existing and the erection of a two-storey building with roof accommodation to accommodate 9 flats with associated amenity spaces, vehicle parking spaces, a refuse and bicycle sheds

Ash tree (Fraximus excelsion). Most branches are dead and the rest of it is dying. Located close to outbuilding in my garden and the neighbour's shed. I am concerned the tree may fall imminently. Needs urgent action - fell/remove tree. There are many other trees close to this Ash tree and another younger growing tree within 1meter so no need to replant.

Demolition of existing timber shed and extension of existing single storey outbuilding. removal of a rear tree

G1 Coppice the small Hazel located directly in front of the small Yew tree on the front boundary. Prune and trim (by up to 1m) the 3x Yew located in the front corner of the garden to produce a more compact and symmetrical shape. G2 - Section dismantle 2x Sycamore (southern side of garden) - 2x smaller trees located adjacent to the shed and competing with the crown of the larger Beech. G3 Overhanging Sycamore (northern boundary) - Cut back to the boundary 2-3 branches overhanging the garden room to provide clearance. G4 - 3x Sycamore - Section dismantle the tree located on the fence line adjacent to the car port. Reduce the crowns of 2x trees located to the rear and western side of the car port (stem damage and decay evident on all 3x trees). To maintain healthy tree stock and manage the associated risks.

G1 Group of Prunus - Fell as close to ground level as possible. Retain the Hazel in central area (Rear Garden back Boundary). T2 Hazel - Remove x2 stems touching the shed roof. (Rear Garden - Right Hand Side - Rear of Shed). T4 x2 Holly - Reduce to a height of approximately 3 metres from ground level, including the self set Ash growing through the Holly on the left hand side (Rear Garden - Middle)