T1 and T2 - Sycamores - light crown thin 10%-15% to shorten limbs back from house. Crown clean/deadwood. Climbing check for decay/weakness. Easrdon Village No.1 1972 TPO

Property Services have recently submitted an applicaion T3, T4 and T5 - Sycamores - Remove the epicormic growth. No branches removed shall be greater than 25mm in diameter. T7 - Whitebeam - Crown lift to 3m. T8 - Poplar - Sever the ivy at the base - Battle Hill House, Wallsend TPO 1989 (description amended 10.07.2023).

T55 - Mature poplar rear garden 16cm hole expanding to a 1m x 1m cavity in fork saddle of tree at base dangerous fell. Burnt House Nurseries, Whitley Bay, TPO2001

One horse chestnut to have a 4m crown lift to clear drooping branches over footpath, road and drive way, and also to have a 10% crown thin to clear the phone wires and power cable. To have a 2m crown reduction to allow more light to the house. Tynedale Terrace, Benton TPO 1994 (description amended 04.05.2023)

Removal of Ash Trees T7,T12 and G1. Parkside House, Backworth TPO2019

Horse chestnut - T29 (T1 on application) - Crown lift by a maximum 3.0m above ground level. Reduce branches overhanging the road by a maximum of 2.0m back to the nearest branch union. Elm - T11 (T3 on application): Reduce overhanging branches that are encroaching towards Orchard House by a maximum of 2.0m back to the nearest branch union. The Grange Villas, The Green, Wallsend TPO1992 (description amended 22.12.2022)

Ash (T5) - Crown lift to 3m above ground level and remove deadwood; Sycamore (T9) - Crown thin by 15%. Reduction of branches by 2.5m up to 5m above ground level on the eastern canopy; Sycamore (T10) - Crown thin by 15%. Reduction of branches by 2.5m up to 5m above ground level on the eastern canopy; Sycamore (T11) - Crown thin by 15%. Reduction of branches by 2.5m up to 5m above ground level on the eastern canopy. Field House, Stephenson Street, North Shields, TPO1993 (description amended 22.09.2022)

T10 sycamore- remove; T2 Beech- remove of Burnt House Nurseries, Whitley Bay Tree Preservation Order (2001) A) Application to remove sycamore tree to rear garden : Weather and dirt forming at the top of U-shaped tension fork which could lead to weakness of bark inclusion. Also tree is suppressed by neighbouring trees to rear gathering with no natural light and has no natural growth to the backside, leaving the branch weight and inclusion facing the property. Rotten branches have been keep falling down for months B) Application to remove large beech tree in decline: Crown is weighted and leaning towards house with large decay and rot to the bark and trunk of tree. Rotten branches have been keep falling down for months

Beech - Fagus Sylvatica - remove. 1/3 Ford Avenue, Chirton, TPO2002 Removal of mature beech tree as it is too large for the street. The home owner is also concerned about the impact the tree may have if it is to fall with high winds. To remove beech tree is primarily for safety.

T1 - Acer (Sycamore) Works to manage tree. Crown reduce 2.3m growing towards house, 0.9m North West, Crown thin 20% . Remove minor deadwood. Albany Gardens and Clarence Crescent, Whitley Bay TPO 1978