1. Mature oak tree (rear garden) - Removal of dead, dying and crossing branches including low hanging branch over neighbours conservatory. Large dead branch recently fell to ground and onto public path. Neighbours have repeatedly expressed concerns to us over condition of tree.

1. Silver Birch (TPO-20519) dead - Fell. 2. Pine (TPO-01/01091/HDC) - Crown lift and removal of larger limb overhanging conservatory and dead wood Concerns for glass conservatory beneath - concern for risk of injury to occupants. Reason for not replanting new tree - too close to adjoining properties/fence line/ group of trees within small area. (20519)

1). 6 x English Oak - Lift low canopy from 6 English Oaks to approximately 8 metres, overhanging lawn. 2) Oak tree on the right side of lawn -, remove 2 limbs, approximately 20 cm in diameter, growing between the Silver Birch in the lawn and a large Scots Pine. The trees are over shadowing the clients garden and lawn. This works will allow more light into the clients garden The lifting height will be approximately level with the top of the conservatory on top of the house. 3). Silver Birch - Fell to approximately ground level one 1 dead Silver Birch near corner of football pitch.

1. T1 Oak tree - Lift low branches to approximately 4 metres from ground level from mature twin stemmed oak by removal of the first four lowest small branches on the sub-dominant co-stem to allow more light. 2. T2 Oak tree - Shorten back one limb growing over conservatory roof to first major limb at approximately 3 metres from main trunk from twin stemmed oak. 3. T3. Oak - Remove first three lowest branches from small oak under the canopy of T1 to allow more light into garden.

1. T4. Beech - Remove three to four lowest branches from neighbours beech overhanging conservatory roof - no branches bigger than 50mm to be removed. Shorten back remaining branches to approximately one metere in a vertical line from the front of the conservatory, pruning back to suitable live secondary growth.

T1 - Crown raise by 3.5m of Beech next to shed to remove lowest overhanging limb. T2 - Twin stem sycamore remove as poorly formed with co-dominant stems. T3 - Remove Beech as poorly formed and close to property. T4 - Birch remove as very pronounced lean towards neighbours conservatory. T5 - Sycamore - remove as damage to the base and close to property. T6 - Sycamore - remove as damage at base will lead to future decay T7 - Sycamore with cavity at base pooling water so high danger of decay.

1 - Remove epicormic regrowth from trunk of one English Oak (Quercus robor) up to canopy break at 7m to clear garage. This work is historic. 2 - Prune back neighbours Hazel, Laurel, Sweet Chestnut and Douglas fir to the boundary fence and up to 8m and clear roof and conservatory by 3m. Lift low branches to 4m from ground level from one small Copper Beech and small multi stemmed Holm Oaks near clients hot tub. 3a - Fell to 100mm above ground level one Laurel leaning into garden at base of the mature Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea). 3b - Carefully remove as much root bole as possible, without causing damage to surrounding objects tree roots etc, by stump grinding to a depth of 150mm below ground level, no lateral roots will be removed unless specified. 4a - Fell to 100mm above ground level one Mountain Ash (Sorbus aucuparia) in front of children's play equipment to allow the area to be redeveloped. 4b - Remove as much root bole as possible, without causing damage to surrounding objects by stump grinding to a depth of 200mm below ground level, no lateral roots will be removed unless specified, all grindings to be left on site. Trees in 2) located in neighbours property - Tinkers Furze, Gough Road, Fleet, Hants. GU51 4LL

Very large oak tree on Hart land, overhangs my garden and cuts all light to my conservatory and nothing grows in that corner of my garden. We like the tree but would just like to trim it back by 2m.

T1 - English Oak - a. Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level, removing secondary growth only. b. Crown reduction of English Oak. 25-30m high. Spread - 25m - Reduce crown height by 1.5 - 2m and reduce lateral spread 2-2.5m to suitable re growth point, to clear conservatory roof. The tree has become large with a wide spread, overhanging the conservatory and house. The tree has had previous branch failure on the West Side. The work is proposed to reduce the tree from over the dwelling, and reduce the mechanical weight to reduce the risk of further branch failure. Crown lift to remove the dropping branches over the patio and garden, to allow more light to the down stairs windows. T2 - Scots Pine - Fell - The tree stands in the Cherry Laurel hedge in the rear garden. The tree is leaning towards the NE. There is concern over the severity of the lean, and the risk the tree poses to Aldershot Road, as it stands within falling of the Aldershot Road. My client has noticed over the years that the lean has become more and more severe, when compare the lamp post next to it. T3 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell - The tree is in poor health, with major deadwood present in the canopy. The tree is over hanging the Aldershot Road. T4 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell - The tree is in poor health, with major deadwood present in the canopy. The tree is over hanging the Aldershot Road. T5 - Scots Pine - Fell - Tree is dead.

60394 - Reduce lateral overhanging drive & car port by 1.5m-2m to suitable regrowth point and crown lift to allow 1m clearance of the phone line 60393 - Removal of lateral branch overhanging the house on T2 to the main stem (Sweet Chestnut) 60399 - Remove lowest lateral branch overhanging the conservatory & crown lift remaining secondary growth to balance the tree (Sweet Chestnut) 60407 & 60406 - Remove lateral overhanging by 1.5m-2m to suitable regrowth point (Sweet Chestnut & Beech)