T1 Acacia - Reduce in height by one third, as tree has become too large and has started to shed spiny boughs. T2 Unknown Species - Remove dead bough. T3 Apple - Remove the upper growth and check for signs of life, and if so allow for regneration. If not, reduce to retain main stump as a feature and grow other plants and shrubs around it. T4 Black Poplar - Fell the tree entirely and grind the root stump, once the ground has settled replant the area with fruit trees. T5 Silver Birch - Reduce in height by one third to protect listed building from encroaching tree roots within a conservation area

Ref 002: Silver birch T1 - reduce upper crown from service wires and raise low branches over footpath. Ref 003: Ash T2 - remove dead branches over access Ref 004: Whitebeam T7 - formative prune to improve crown structure Ref 005: Italian Alder T25 - Clean out deadwood, suppressed and crossed branches Ref 006: Walnut T26 - remove branch if crack is structural (into the wood) Ref 007: Horse chestnut T27 - fell to near ground level due to roots putting direct pressure on brick wall. Ref 008: Snake Bark Maple T28 - Fell to near ground level due to root damage and poor structural form. Ref 009: Ash T30 - remove two damaged and hanging branches over garden and long exposed limb over shed Ref 010: Maple T31 - clean out dead wood, suppressed and crossed branches Ref 011: Hazel Elder T 35 - coppice to just above ground level