Sycamore x2 to reduce by 20% due to excessive shading and leaves collecting in guttering

1no. Turkey oak - Reduction of crown

2029 - Copper beech - Condition unlikely to improve. Removal suggested 2028 - Horse chestnut - Assess dead section in spring for removal. Remove dead portions 2031 - Scots pine - Fell to ground level 2033 - Pedunculate oak - Remove large diameter deadwood over public road, stack at base 2034 - Alder - Sever and remove ivy at ground level to a height of at least 2m to ensure thoroughly severed 2035 - Willow - Fell to ground level 2038 - Pedunculate oak - Remove larger dia. deadwood overhanging footpath. Stack in wood 2037 - Sycamore - Fell to ground level 2039 - Pedunculate oak - Remove larger dia. deadwood overhanging footpath. Stack in wood 2040 - Pedunculate oak - Remove larger dia. deadwood overhanging footpath. Stack in wood 2041 - Pedunculate oak - Remove larger dia. deadwood overhanging footpath. Stack in wood 2042 - Silver birch - Crown reduce by 1.5 - 2.0m to prolong retention. Re-assess at subsequent surveys 2044 - Western hemlock - Fell to ground level 2046 - Remove deadwood over path side of tree 2047 - Beech - Synthetic brace (such as Cobra Tree Brace) given wooded nature of area removal of tree may be more appropriate 2048 - Scots pine - Fell and leave as pole retaining habitat. Re-assess "habbitat pole" for retention in subsequent surveys. Alternativley client maywish to remove entirely 2049 - Sycamore - Sever and remove ivy at ground level to a height of at least 2m to ensure thoroughly severed 2050 - Sycamore - Reduce section of tree above defect to limit loading of defect in high wind 2051 - Beech - Remove larger dia. deadwood overhanging footpath. Stack in wood

T1 & T2- 2 x Beech - cut back overhanging branches /remove the new growth (shoots) around 2m

Horse chestnut (T3) - Prune back to previous pruning points: approximately 20% crown reduction Horse chestnut (T7) - Prune back to previous pruning points: approximately 20% crown reduction

T1 - Sycamore - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches T3- Sycamore - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches T4 - Cherry Tree - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches T2 - Ash Tree - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches T5 - Ash Tree - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches T6 - Ash Tree - Crown reducing & thinning up to 30% including trimming of lower branches

Fell - Ash tree back garden has ash dieback Fell - Scots pine front garden dead Would like to replace both trees

T1 - 1 No. Sycamore - reduce crown overall by 1.5-2.0 metres, crown lift to balance lower canopy by approximately 2.0 metres and crown thin by 10% - to clear building and to shape.

Wych Elm - Fell due to dutch elm disease or remove all branches and see if the epicormic growth survives

Holm oak (T4) We wish to reduce the crown of the tree to its previous pruning points. This is part of a programme of continuing maintenance: the tree has been pruned four times before, most recently in 2019