T2. Horse Chestnut - remove ivy and suckers to 2m. T3, Lime - crown lift over road and entrance to Rectory to 4m. T5. Elm - dead - fell. T7. Holm Oak - Shorten selective limbs to counter excessive spread by up to 3m. T13. Elm - dead - fell. T14. English Walnut - Prune to clear roof by removing primary branch originating at 2m next to fence. T15. Yew x 2 - Prune to clear building at rear by 1m . T25. Dogwood - Coppice all stems at around 1m (removing dead stems). T26. Yew - reduce tree to 2.4m. T27. Yew - reduce to 2m.

G1 Elm: fell and grind out stump due to Dutch Elm disease G2 3x Cherry: fell to ground level due to form and overcrowding T1 Sycamore: Remove lowest two branches to clear thatched roof behind T2 Laburnam: Fell to ground level - leaning, growing through fence, poor form G3 1x Sycamore &1 x Hawthorn: fell to ground level - Trees growing through eachother. Poor form and minimal amenity value G4 2x Cherry: fell to ground level - area is over

1. Yew tree at rear of house - remove epicormic growth on house side up to appx 6.5m where the roof slopes away from the tree. This will give approximately 1.3m of clearance between tree and house. 2. Sycamore to left hand side of tennis court - remove side branches to a height of 7m to reduce the overhang over court. 3. Ash tree adjacent to Sycamore - remove side branches to a height of 7m to reduce the overhang over court. 4. All other shrubs, sections of hedge and ivy on boundaries - cut back as firmly as possible to control ingress into garden space; pruning back from chain link fence etc