2/TPO/00109: Reduce whole oak tree crown by 2 metres. The tree is outgrowing its position and interfering with buildings. Recently due to high wind, large limb fell of the tree within close proximity of the property.

2/TPO/00150: T1 - Beech tree- Crown reduction by approx. 2.5 - 3m to keep to to a suitable and manageable size for its location, also to try to balance the crown and reduce the weight leaning towards the property. This should also allow more light into the property/ garden. T2 - Yew tree- Crown reduction by approx 2.5 - 3m to keep it to a suitable and manageable size for its location, also to allow more light into the property and garden.

2/TPO/00047: T1 - Conifer - previous tear out / failure of 1x main stem - Fell. T2 - Yew - Fell to allow for alterations within garden. T3 - Yew - reduction in height from 8m in height to 2.5M to facilitate ongoing management / re-shaping. Suggested replant of 2x Beech trees within garden as replacements.

2/TPO/00150: T1 Beech tree- crown lifting lowest branches primary and 2 x lowest secondary branches growing towards the rear of 3 Becks Wood, with some lateral reduction to lower branches by 2 metres maximum up t a height above ground level of 5 metres maximum to reduce the impact of the crown of the tree on the use and enjoyment of the property. T2 Sycamore tree- fell to ground level, replant with a suitable broadleaved tree (large at maturity).

2/TPO/00097 - Beech -T1- reduce 4m off top, up to 4m off sides and a 5m crown lift before limbs start failing and very close to property.

2/TPO/00741 - T1 - Horse Chestnut Located in rear garden area adjacent garage. Fell tree due to existing and potential damage to structures

2/TPO/00255: T1 (Oak) - Crown raise one side to 5 metres to balance. Prune back sides by up to 1.5 metres to balance and re-shape.

(2/TPO/00366): Reduction of both trees (T1 and T2) because of the proximity to house. T1 - Lime, reduction to previous pollarding points. T2 - Oak, light reduction of branches throughout the crown retaining the overall shape of the tree.

2/TPO/00023 - T1 (2/TPO/DG/MS) Corsican pine. elective pruning on Corsican pine tree mainly the top and west side to keep crown in shape and to reduces the risk of more weight and wind load on the tree. 2M reduction by selective pruning. from 20m to 18m.Crown raise from 3m to 5m removing the 3 lowest branches off the lowest limb. T2 Ash re- pollard

2/TPO/00044 - Birch sectional fell, clear and cut to near ground level. < 60% crown die back likely due to honey fungus and past drought. Tree has multiple targets within strike zone including dwellings.