T1 - Willow - Reduce height by 4 metres, Reduce lowest branch back to previous pruning points. T2 - Ash - Reduce back to previous pruning points, Remove 2 lowest branches and reduce secondary branching to give 2 metre clearance from outbuilding roof. T3 - Silver Birch - Reduce by 3 metres back to previous pruning points and reduce by 1.5 to 2 metres off the lateral growth towards garden/house. T4 - Pear - Reduce laterals by 2 metres growing over garage and 2 metres clearance from the fabric of the house T5 - Yew - Remove T6 - Pine - Remove the smaller of the two pines T7 - Silver Birch - 4 metre reduction T8 - Rear boundary hedge - Reduce back 1.5 metres further than the previous pruning points.

T1: Oak - Reduce by approximately 2 metres (back to previous reduction points) the lateral growth towards the house leaving a retained branch length of approximately 4 metres,thin the remaining crown by approximately 15-20%, lift the crown to approximately 5 metres. The above works are to gain a clearance from the rear aspect of the property and to allow more light into the rear of the property. T2: Oak - Thin by approximately 15-20% The above works are to allow more light into the rear aspect of the property. T3: Oak - Thin by approximately 15-20% The above works are to allow more light into the rear aspect of the property, the Oak located in the centre of the rear boundary. To thin the by approximately 15-20% and remove all major deadwood (>25mm in diameter) the Oak located in the centre of the rear boundary.

T1 Sweet chestnut. Carry out overall crown reduction of 2-3m on height and lateral spread in accordance with BS 3998 2010. Recent limb failure in winds and wish to reduce crown to alleviate weight and spread through crown T2. Oak. Crown lift to 5m and shorten lateral spread on building aspect of tree, Crown thin by 10%. Encroaching house and causing shade on a southwest facing plot. T3 & 4. Sycamore. Shorten lower lateral spread over lawn area to balance crown as both trees are unbalanced due to removal of dead chestnut earlier in year T5 Acacia. Remove tree. Encroaching property as is a supressed tree growing on woodland boundary toward house. Ivy clad. T6. Cypress sp. Remove. causing shade issue and is one of many matures trees on north west boundary of plot. G1. Remove dead trees among group of sycamores.

T1 Prunus sp. (cherry) TPO13372 - fell. Propose to plant new tree further north away from house at a more sustainable distance on same boundary. T6 mature Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) TPO13371 - fell main trunk T2 Quercus sp. (Oak) TPO13368 - fell

Liquidambar (T1) - located behind the house on the boundary with No.22. Reduce in height by 1-1.5m and bring into a natural crown shape. Cherry (T2) - located on the boundary line of the property. Crown reduce by removing 2m in height back to original pruning points. Cuts not bigger than 100mm to prevent stress on the tree Sorbus - (T3) - located at the front of the property. Reduce any over extended limbs that protrude from the natural canopy form. Crown lift to 2m above ground level

2). Fell to ground level three suppressed Oak trees. 4). Fell to ground level one Silver Birch growing through two conifers. 5). Fell to ground level one mature Pine closest to house with over bearing effect on the property 6). Fell to ground level one ivy covered Pine with over bearing effect on the property 8). Fell to ground level two Silver Birch (Betula pendula) on rear boundary which are leaning over the garden due to influence from the neighbours trees to the rear