Works to trees in a conservation area: o T1- Sycamore- at entrance requires lower limbs reducing by 2m due to unfavourable lean and unbalance crown. This in turn will lift the crown to facilitate access of high sided vehicles. o T2- Sycamore- on the boundary of the church yard requires crown lift and reduction of lower limbs to alleviate possible future failure by end loading (no more than 2-4m crown lift/reduction of lower limbs) o T3- Sycamore- on the boundary if the church yard requires crown lift and reduction of lower limbs to alleviate possible future failure by end loading (no more than 2-4m crown lift/reduction of lower limbs) o T4- Beech- adjacent to house requires slight crown lift, crown thin of 15% and reduction of limbs extending towards building by approximately 3m to a suitable branch for future uninformed growth. o T5- Beech- adjacent to house requires slight crown lift, crown thin of 15% and reduction of limbs extending towards building by approximately 3m to a suitable branch for future uninformed growth.

Works to trees in a conservation area - 1. Red Maple - excessively large and growing into electric cables on both sides, so needs crown reduction. 2. Conifer - excessively large so needs crown reduction, worried it could be dangerous if allowed to grow further as has had to have the large bottom branch propped at some point in the past. 3. Yew - excessively large and growing into side of the house, so needs crown reduction.

Proposed works to a tree in a Conservation Area - Conifer ( T1) - Fell because of excessive shading and proximity to house and telephone lines.