T1 - Silver Birch. Permission is sought to reduce the crown of this mature Birch, removing approx 2.5 metres from its height and 1 - 2 m from its width. The client is keen to manage and maintain his tree which is becoming large for location. It is in close proximity to his outbuildings / sheds and childrens play equipment.

To remove a small tree at the bottom right hand corner of the courtyard garden at Chaff Cottage, to enable a larger garden shed to be installed.

There is a very tall holly tree in my rear garden. It is an ugly specimen and constantly sheds its leaves all year round. I would like to remove this tree and replace it with something more aesthetically pleasing maybe a fruit tree or magnolia (open to suggestions) Thank you

We wish to cut down all five small tress growing in our back lawn and grind the remaining small stumps to enable lawn to flourish. One magnolia and one holly behind the shed is overshadowing lawn and making garden damp. Two small cooking apple trees have not been pruned and are now way too tall to harvest and one small nearby tree nearby that is dead.

T1 Holly Tree (est 6M in height). To remove to ground level. Tree will be replaced with another species in a different area of the garden. T2 Large yew tree (est 9M in height). To reduce the two lowest limbs growing towards the house by 3M. Limbs are heavy laden and droop low. To also reduce the branches hanging over the shed by 2M.

5 DAY NOTICE - T1 Lombardi Poplar - Remove storm blown tree. T2 Oak Tree - Clear shed limb, no work to the tree itself within Conservation Area.

G1 - Conifers located on the left hand side of the lane leading off of cross lane down to the property. The uncut half of the top of the trees is to be reduced by half in height. Then we will be cutting the uncut half back as far as possible as to not remove all greenery G2 - Conifers at the N end of the first group. These have shed a lot of branches. Remove the whole group so that the owners can re plant with holm Oak

T1 Oak Tree - 2m crown reduction, remove limb over the cart shed within a conservation area

T1, T2 and T3 - poplar. Fell. Old pollards starting to shed major limbs. visible fungal brackets in upper crown. Poor specimens. Replant in nearby location with more suitable species within a Conservation Area.

T1 Cedar - Fell as poor specimen that has shed some major limbs in recent years. Precarious location with majority of weight overhanging house within a conservation area