Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Beech tree: Crown thin 10% and reduce lower overhang to house and garden by 1/2m and T2 Ash tree: Reduce 2 overhanging branches by 1/2m

Trees in a Conservation Area Application - Pollard 2 large willows - willows are to have all branches removed to just above the level of the trunk (5m above ground level) as they present a danger to retaining wall on river if get too large

Trees In A Conservation Area - Re-pollard a Norway Maple

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Beech - Light reduction of limbs and Light crown lift, T5 Sycamore - Light crown lift, T6 Common Plum - Light crown lift, T9 Wild Cherry - Light crown lift, T24 to T49 Irish Yew - Prune.

Tree in a Conservation Area: T1 Sycamore removing dead wood, correcting pruning cuts and reducing canopy to balance it out.

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Cedar, T2 Yew crown raise, T3-T11 Lawson Cypress Remove line to ground level and replace with British native mixed hedging (Beech, hawthorn, Yew), T12-13 Yew pull back trees and vegetation, G1 Leylandii hedge pull back overhanging trees and vegetation.

Works to Trees In A Conservation Area - Fell one Ash Tree

(Tree in a Conservation Area: Fell to ground level a mature copper beech (T1) in front garden

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 - Reduce Cherry tree by 20% and T2 - Reduce Conifer by 1/3rd

Trees in a Conservation Area: Two Sycamore Trees A and B on sketch plan, require crown to be reduced and shaped by 2 to 3M