Trees overhanging neighbours boundary from Network Rail land interfering with shed and fence. Neighbour would like us to trim these back to our fenceline so that they do not damage the shed roof of fencing. The work will be minimal cutting this back so that it does not overhang.

T1. Sycamore A: Remove overhanging branches into neighbours garden as per photo. T1. Sycamore A: Even out crown after removal of overhanging into neighbours garden as per photo. Remove dangerous dead branches that are prone to falling. Remove split branches caused by weather. T2. Sycamore B: Crown lift up to 2.5m or 30% of tree height but the resulting pruning wounds will be no greater than 100mm. Remove dangerous dead branches that are prone to falling. Remove split branches caused by weather. T3. Oak: Crown lift up to 2.5m or 30% of tree height but the resulting pruning wounds will be no greater than 100mm. Remove branches overhanging into neighbours garden over garage roof as per photo. Remove split branches caused by weather. T4. Birch A: Top as per photo to prevent further height and stimulate bushy growth. Remove branches overhanging into neighbours garden as per photo. T5. Birch B: Remove branches overhanging into neighbours garden as per photo. T6. Yew: Cut back overhang from neighbours Yew trees, with neighbours consent, as per photo. Trees are overgrowing on this side and fence is pushing over.