Immature Oak Tree (Quercus Robur) - Reduce the Oak tree height from approx 6m down to 4m by a Crown Reduction including trimming of branches near to or overhanging garden boundary fence with adjoining neighbouring properties.

T1- Yew- Lift crown to 5 metres- To improve light in to garden T2- Yew- Lift crown to 5 metres- To improve light in to garden T3- Lawson Cypress- Lift crown to 5 metres, only removing smaller growth with a maximum diameter of 10cm - To improve light in to garden

T1 - crab apple tree - lower crown by two metres - remove branches and lift canopy T2 - Hazelnut tree - remove two or three overgrown branches T3- Laurel tree- lower crown by 2 M remove branches and lift canopy to aviod overhang on pavement.

Fell T1,T3,T4,T5 Fell or reduce to main fork T7 T2- undertake detailed inspection of lower stem and root plate with a resistograph and root investigation T6 -Monitor T8 - Crown reduce by 3m height T9 - Pollard at 3m T10- re pollard

T1 & 2 - walnut - reduce laterals touching holm oak by up to 2m. Tg3 - lime avenue - remove epicormic growth and reduce by 3m (to previously reduced height).

T1 & T3 Lime - Re-pollard to previous pollard points; T2 Birch - In decline. Section fell to ground level.

Silver Birch x 1: Raise the canopy to aprox 3.5metre & thin by removing crossing rubbing and duplicated branches. This tree has been heavily reduced in the past and now the regrowth is very dense causing excessive shading of the rear garden. please note we will not be reducing the height of the tree.

S1 Pyracantha, T2 Beech (Copper), T3 Birch (Silver) T5 Willow (Crack) Fell to combat subsidence damage

T1 - Apple, reduce height and width by up to 3m T2 - Quince, reduce height and width by up to 2m

T1,T2,T3,T4, T5- Conifers- Reduce height by 4 m with final height approx 6 m; T6- Apple- Reduce height by 1 m, reduce laterals by 0.5m T7- Cotoneaster- Reduce extending verticals by 3.5m; T8- Cornus- Crown clean, remove crossing/rubbing branches; T9- Laurels- Side back to boundary line