Norway Maple: to remove the four lowest 2nd order branches overhanging the garden.

T1, Sycamore tree : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property by 5m, maximum diameter cuts (MDC) of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T2, Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T3, Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem). T4 Elm/Alder trees : remove overhanging branches on boundary of property, MDC of 120mm (almost flush with main stem).

T1: Ash - fell to ground level.

G001, Common Ash and Elm: Fell G002, Elm : Fell G003, Common Ash : Fell T001, Oak : Remove partially attached dead branch on the northern side of the tree at approximately 3m above ground level T003, Goat Willow : Fell T005, Ash : Fell

Hawthorn (x2) : reduce the weight at the top of both trees, to remove dead branches and to create a more stable and balanced shaped canopy. The overall reduction in height will be approx 0.5m.

T1, T2 & T3 Oaks - cyclical re-pollard, removing new growth to historic pollard points / knuckles. Pruning cuts up to a maximum of 60mm diameter.

A1, Ash : pollard to rejuvenate because of ash die back. R1, Rowan : dead, to be removed. T1 to T16 (mainly oak and sweet chestnut) and T17 to T25 (mainly cherry and birch) : crown raise to highways height 5.2m to prevent damage from high sided vehicles.

T1 - Liquidambar: crown lift to 4m above ground level, maximum diameter of cuts 50mm. Tip reduce all extending and exposed limbs by 1-2m, maximum diameter cuts of 50cm. Remove all snapped branches and deadwood.

T1, Beech: reduce height by no more than 3m, to reduce the canopy spread to the north, south and west by no more than 2m. To reduce canopy spread to the east by no more than 3m. Leaving a tree height of 19m with a crown spread of no less than 6m, 6m, 5.5m and 6m to the north, east, south and west respectively. Maximum cut diameter of 50mm. Whilst the tree has a high amenity value, it has begun to impact the property both physically and in terms of shade cast. This work is applied for in the interest of managing the tree in relation to the space available, giving suitable clearance to the property and also improve light levels to both the property and the outside space, whilst retaining good form and sufficient foliar area.

Silver birch: fell.