Removal of 2no. trees and leylandii hedge on boundary, replacing with matching stone wall and timber fence and construction of wooden bike store on concrete base in garden.

T1 Birch. Secondary branch at 10 feet above ground level : remove secondary branch with a diameter cut of 1.5 inches. T2 Birch. Primary limb at 25 feet above ground level : reduce back to fence line leaving branch length of five metres. Primary limb at 14 feet above ground level : reduce back to in line with boundary leaving final branch length of four metres. Reason: to remove branches overhanging boundary and create more space and light for border shrubs.

Y1 - Yew Tree 1, prune back overhanging branches on neighbours (Lane End) side of boundary to enable us to put up a fence Y2 and Y3 - Yew Tree 2 and 3, remove dead wood Y4 - Raise crown by removing lower branches at ground level. There is also one branch that is growing out of the shape of tree so to cut this back in line of tree.

Oak T1 on aerial view : cut side branch back to boundary fence - the branch gives the tree an unbalanced appearance and caused excessive shading to my garden seating area and pond.