Front: 1) 2 large Beech - Reduce overall by approximately 2m and 10% crown thin 2) Dying Holly - Carefully section fell and remove stump by grinding Rear: 3) Ash in number 57 Reduce back overhang by approximately 3-3.5m 4) 2 Conifers underneath Ash - Trim hard to tidy 5) Maple - Reduce overall by approximately 1m 6) Dead shrub - Remove 7) Laurel by shed - 50% overall reduction 8) Conifer hedge - Reduce in height by 3m 9) Silver Maple on rear boundary - Remove 10) 2 Conifers - Trim hard to tidy 11) Cappadocian Maple - Thin crown by 15% and remove deadwood, retain most of crown outline but shape where necessary. 12) Small Beech - Reduce overall by approximately 1.5m

Located in the rear garden: T1 Horse Chestnut: reduce lateral limbs over shed and lift by 3m. T2 Ash: pollard at 5m T3 Conifer x 2: reduce by up to 4m. T4 Small conifer: fell All work is routine maintenance, the small conifer is overshadowed by many large trees and as such is of poor form. The conifers are part of a large hedge but as yet have not been maintained as such. The horse chestnut has long lateral limbs over the garden and the lateral reduction and lift will create more light underneath and space in the garden.

Rear garden: Large Golden Western Red Cedar - Remove Bay - Cut back overhang Lawson Cypress - Remove Beech -Reduce to previous points (approximately 2m) Maple in climbing frame - Remove Lawson Cypress by shed - Remove Large Copper Beech - Reduce to previous points (approximately 2m)