T1 - Sorbus tree in neighbouring garden (Vicarage) is over hanging our property at the front. Cut back to boundary wall. T2 - Robinia Pseudoacacia in rear garden reduce in height by 50% and shape to stop spread.

Remove 3 x leylandii. These trees have previously ( approximately 25/30 years ago) been incorrectly pollarded. This has resulted in an unnatural multi stemmed growth habit which is unstable and causes concern along boundary with neighbouring property. Concern has been expressed about damage to neighbouring structure should unnatural growth habit causes structural failure in high winds.

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,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

TG1 - row of lapsed leyland conifers in rear garden. Reduce to 2m tall and trim width as much as possible ( reduce by up to 1.5m) to reform boundary hedge.

Yew Tree - overhanging lateral limbs to be cut back to boundary Lime tree - overhanging pictured few lowest crown limbs and epicormic growth to be taken back to boundary.

Remove a Yew tree with a possible Hawthorn tree growing inside of it less than 3 meters from the house, or cut down to manageable size (7 foot max. Two Hawthorn trees at the back of the garden -to pollard as the branches have affected the roof and guttering of the next door property and branching over the boundary to a private road.

Removal of Christmas tree originally planted in 1987 was to be removed to make way for a planned extension, but it has been damaged by weather, resulting in top 25 feet of the tree being broken off. Root structure of the tree is beginning to impact the boundary wall.

Tree Management Works T1 Apple Tree - Partial crown reduction and crown thinning by approx 3m, back to previous pruning cut lines and crown lifting to remove lower branches to increase the distance between the ground and the crown to approx 3m T2 Apple Tree - Partial crown reduction and crown thinning by approx 3m, back to previous pruning cut lines and crown lifting to remove lower branches to increase the distance between the ground and the crown to approx 3m T3 Apple Tree - Partial crown reduction and crown thinning by approx 3m, back to previous pruning cut lines and crown lifting to remove lower branches to increase the distance between the ground and the crown to approx 3m T4 Apple Tree - Partial crown reduction and crown thinning by approx 3m, back to previous pruning cut lines and crown lifting to remove lower branches to increase the distance between the ground and the crown to approx 3m T5 Magnolia Tree - Crown reduction & thinning back to previous pruning cut lines of approx 3m and crown lifting to remove lower branches to increase the distance between the ground and the crown to approx 3m due to excessive shading and to increase light into property and allow plant growth under canopy T6 - Damson Tree - Poor condition tree. Fell & remove to ground level due to historic damage from previous split branch in main stem which is encouraging disease in parts of the tree and sections of dead branches and is an unhealthy condition. Recommendation to remove T7 - Cherry Tree - Poor Condition under 200mm dia. Fell & remove to ground level due to poor condition with sections of dead branches and compromised growth to one side only due to adjacent trees. Tree is also partially overhanging boundary and so recommendation to fell and remove the tree

T1 - Crab apple - reduce branches overhanging footpath by approx 1.5m (to boundary wall) T2 - Sorbus - reduce branches overhanging footpath by approx 1.5m (to boundary wall) T3 - Weeping willow - re pollard