Prune Sycamore to give approximately 4 metres clearance from house leaving a final radius of approximately 3.5 metres and pruning up to approximately 2 metres above apex of roof pruning to suitable live secondary growth. Lift low branches to approximately 6 metres from ground level over clients garden only by removal of small branches up to approximately 10cm maximum diameter

1. Tree 1: Oak - Reduce 4 higher over-extended limbs by 3-4 meters to secondary growth points leaving retained branch lengths of approximately 6 meters. 2. Trees 1 & 2: Oaks - Remove 10-12 small diameter low limbs extending over the house and driveway (see annotated picture). 3. Tree 3: Oak - Remove low epicormic growth over the driveway to a height of approximately 6 meters.

1. T1 Oak (Yaterley Common) - Remove lower limbs to trunk and remove other laterial braches growing towards house to provide clearance. 2. T2 Oak (Yaterley Common)- Remove lower two branches. 3.T3 Sweet Chestnut - Pollard to previous reduction points.

1 10 x Beech - Lift low canopy to approximately 9 m approximately 1.5 m above the height of the ridge tiles - only pruning branches on house side, retaining side lateral growth for screening.

1. 2 x Norwegian spruce (rear of the house on the left) - Fell We would like to remove these trees entirely as they move a great deal in the wind and are extremely tall. We are concerned that they may fall on the house, which is a listed building.

1. Beech - Prune back lower branches, growing towards house to give 2 metres clearance.

1. Whitebeam - Reduce and reshape to previous reduction points retaining smaller growth at reduction points for shape. This work is historic and has been undertaken on a number of occassions in the past to endevour to maintain the tree at a size relative to the lawna nd proximity to the house. The tree is having an overbearing affect on the property and the client wishes to reduce the height and width has has been done before

T6- Oak. (Growing towards house 20) - . Snapped out branch on limb growing towards building. Cut back limb to fork to prevent any future snap outs near building. Cutting 3 branches by up to 3m from tips. See edited image attached

1. Lift low canopy from one Western Hemlock on left of drive when entering from Reading Road North (Tree #1) to approximately 6 m primarily by the removal of the first five lowest life branches. 2. Lift low canopy from tree #2 (English Oak), trees #3/4 (Lime), tree #5 (English Oak), overhanging drive lifting to approximately 7 metres - approximate level with upstairs guttering on house - by the removal of lower secondary branches pruning back to a suitable live secondary growth. 3. Fell to ground level one suppressed Silver Birch (tree 6) with a defect at approximately 5 m. Work has been advised and defined by Cedardale Arboricultural Specialists Limited.

1. T1 Fig - Crown reduce by 3m to previous points leaving tree at height of 3m. so as to maintain tree at a proportional size for space it grows in and prevent damage to and from passing vehicles. 2. T2 Indian bean tree - crown lift to 4-5m as encroaching onto neighbouring property and causing extensive shading 3. T3 Hornbeam - Crown reduce by 4m to leave at 8m height with crown radius of 3m as tree is touching fabric of building causing extensive shading and contributes to movement and cracking of adjoining garden wall 4. T4 Yew - Fell as in decline. Thin crown and yellowing foliage. Felling would alleviate to some extentshading that has been an issue to closest house for a number of years 5. G5 x2 Yew - Trim back faces by up to 0.5m as previously undertaken. to alleviate shading of property and maintain width at there present extent and prevent further encroachment 6. T6 Cherry - Crown reduce by 2m to previously reduce points to maintain size at 4.5m height and 2.5m radius. relative to its position and prevent encroachment onto paths and over parking bays