T1, Willow : Remove 3 secondary stems growing over fence towards 1 Church close.

T14, Western Red Cedar: Reduce height of overhanging limb by 3m and trim base foliage to give 1.5m height clearance above the fence and shed roof. T23, Western Red Cedar: Reduce to give 1.5m height clearance above shed roof.

To coppice at 1 metre above ground level 1 x multi-stemmed Willow tree. This tree is causing concerns as it is growing very close to the neighbour's fencing amid worries it will cause damage to the fencing.

T1, Pittosporum : fell, too big and is beginning to damage the fence. The electricity supply cable is running through it. Replace by a shrub. T2, Fir tree : 50% of the leaves/fronds are brown/dead. Unhealthy looking. Replace by a shrub/tree to screen the area it vacates. T3, Apple tree : normal winter pruning required. T4, Flowering Cherry: reduce canopy size by about 2 metres to keep it in check so it does not over grow the garden

T2, Goat Willow : Remove broken overhanging branch T3, Triple stemmed Alder Dead : Fell tree (ownership being investigated) scrubland T4, Alder : Reduce southern stem by 3 to 4 metres to avoid further leaning into children's play area G1, Small Ash trees (5) growing through the stream fence, all have ash dieback, remove whilst manageable due to location and potential to fall and damage property G2, Maple Tree : Dead remove

T1 Ash dbh 30inches plus, has ADB, located on north side of swiming pool, fell due to ADB T2 Ash dbh 30inches plus, has ADB, located on south westerly side of property, fell due to ADB T3 Ash dbh 6 to 10 inches, has ADB (previoulsy coppiced) located on westerly side of swimming pool, fell due to ADB T4 Holly dbh 15 inches plus, covered in ivy, located above T3 closer to T7 little to no leaf area remaining, coppice due to poor specimen, low amenity value T5 Laurel dbh 6 inches or less, located to the right of T3, coppice to rejuvenate new shapable growth T6 Sycamore dbh 12 inches plus, located on fence line above T4, coppice to allow more light around pool and garden area T7 Beech dbh 3ft plus, located on south westerly side of swimming pool, reduce sail effect by up to 15%, maximum prunning cuts of 75mm, to aid airflow around crown and let more light into garden and pool

Tree branches are over hanging onto the building causing a fire risk. This is a recommendation from our fire risk assessment. Area marked in Blue Hazel trees to be cut back to footpath line up to top building height where needed. Work area is approximately 60metre long. Area marked in Yellow Laurel and Cedar tree to be cut back to wall line and to a height of 2 metre above building. Work area is approximately 15metre long. Area marked in Red 4 Cedars and 1 Hazel tree cut branches back to fence line and above building by 2 metre. Work area is approximately 30metre long.

Front Garden : T1, Willow : dismantle to near ground level as tree is too close to the house and too big for its position. T2, Forsythia next to willow : reduce shrub by 2-3 metres. Works required as part of ongoing annual management. Rear Garden: H1, Cypress and leylandii hedge : reduce in height by 1 metre to the height of the fence posts to rear field. Trim annual growth on neighbours side and end profiles. Works required as part of annual hedge management.

Fig (T1) - fell because of it's vast size and overshadowing neighbouring properties, potentially causing damage to sheds, fences and greenhouse. Also overhangs neighbours car parking spaces which has already experienced fallen branches due to bad condition of tree. Light source compromised to all surrounding properties. Elderberry (T2) - fell as it has grown in along with the Fig and is adding to all the above. There is ivy that has limited access to the Elderberry which is also in bad condition.