Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 and T2 Sorbus Aria - 25% crown reduction, T3 populus tremula - 25% crown reduction and T7 Aesculus hippocastanum fagus sylvatica - reduce overhanging limbs back by 1 metre to boundary.

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Beech Pull back, T2 conifer Reduce by 2m, T3 Willow Reduce on bankside by 30%, T4 Eucalyptus Reduce by 30%, T5 Silver Birch Reduce by 30%, T6 Poplar fell, G2 Pull all trees back to boundary, G4 Reduce line of Leylandii by 30% and pull back sides, G5 Reduce Holly and Leylandii group by 30% and Pull shrubs and hedge back to boundary.

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Large Sycamore - Prune 5 small branches back to the boundary, at 4 to 6 foot from the trunk and T2 Large Ash - This tree does not have a single trunk remove 3 large branches that cross the boundary.

Works to Trees in a Conservation Area: T1- Cherry Tree >5% crown reduction to ensure clearance of electrical power cables, and to result in a balanced form. To be undertaken in summer. In accordance with BS 3998. T2- Laburnum (neighbour's tree 18 A Queens Road ) dead branches upper part of trunk removed which is on our side (20A) of the boundary. T3 - Walnut >10% crown reduction, and selective crown thinning to ensure clearance of electrical power cables and to reduce overhang and shading of neighbouring properties. To be undertaken autumn.

Works to trees in a Conservation Area: - Remove one branch from T1 (Laurel) at 11 Eastgate - Reduce height of T2-T4 (variety of species) at 4a Battle Hill by approx. 30% and prune back from boundary with 11 Eastgate by approx. 1.5m (amended description)

Works to Trees In A Conservation Area:- T1 - (Cherry) Crown reduce by 2.5 metres T2 - (Aspen) Re-pollard at 1 metre above previous pollard point T3 - (Dying Ash) Cut off long, low, overhanging branch at boundary

Trees in a Conservation area application - T1 - Beach Tree crown reduction and balance by 2-3 mtrs; T2 - Lime Tree prune back by 3-4 mtrs to boundary line.; T3 - Sycamore Tree crown lift and be pruned by 2-3 mtrs away from building (St. Aidan's Church).

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 Prune branches from gateway, T2,3,4 Fell to ground (option to retain T3 as habitat stump <6m), Tree group G1 All Fraxinus excelsior (Ash) trees within 8 metres of western boundary and boundary fence fell to ground (due to Ash die back), Tree group G2 Where required fell to ground trees with a stem diameter less than < 180 mmm at 1.5 metres above ground level Prune branches back from roadside verge and fence line, Tree group G2 Trees at south west boundary and refuse bin storage area, roadside branches to be pruned up to 3 metres above ground level Retained trees adjacent to Hillhead Road, prune roadside branches up to 6m. Tree group G3 Hanging branch and deadwood removal Post Storm Arwen damage sustained to any retained trees of site where required branches to be pruned back to suitable pruning point. All tree works to be carried out in accordance with BS 3998: 2010 Tree Work - Recommendations and Tree.

Works to trees in a conservation area : A - Cherry (crown lift/reduction to radius circa 3M due to overhang of roof and public footpath), B - Sycamore (crown lift/thin/reduction to radius circa 2.5M due to encroachment/overhang over streetlight, and adjacent drive), C - Cherry (general maintenance/crown reduction to radius circa 3M), D - Sycamore (crown reduction/thin to radius 3M due to proximity to buildings and overhang to adjacent private drive), E - Cherry (crown lift/reduction to radius circa 1.5M due to proximity to church), F - Beech (crown lift/thin/reduction, to radius circa 3.5M to due to encroachment onto path and proximity to church), G - Beech hedge/scrub area (remove as self seeded and low amenity value and to encroachment to path & damage to church) and H - Sycamores/hedge (low amenity value, therefore, remove to prevent damage to stone boundary wall)

Work to trees in a conservations area - T682 - Spruce (fell due to signs of disease, die back and proximity to house), T683 - Blue Cedar (fell due to proximity to house, unbalanced crown and overcrowding), T684 - Fir (fell due to proximity to house, signs of disease and general lack of vigour) and T685 - Poplar (fell due to large wound to stem and unbalanced lean over boundary and road)