Cherry & Plum trees - Reduce and reshape to the previous pruning points (not 'repollard'); and Ash - Reduce to the previous pruning points; and all trees overhanging the boundary/footpath - Crown raise or lift to 2.5m above ground level by removing small, low secondary branches to achieve the desired height.

Fell failed new planted Beech tree within boundary bedding space

T.1 Silver Birch - Reduce single dominant branch growing to the north-east, by pruning back to a suitable secondary forking break, retaining crown shape and lightly thin the remaining crown by removing small crossing branches; and T.2 Beech - Raise crown, by removing low lateral branch overhanging the property boundary to the south-west and adjacent shed.

G.1 Remove five Leylandii adjacent to the eastern boundary; T.1 Sycamore (Norway Maple) - Reduce and reshape by approx. 2-3m; T.2 Yew - Reduce and reshape northern/garden side of the crown over the lawn; T.3 Lawson Cypress - Retain; G.2 Remove small Holly, Laurel, retain Cherry/Plum adjacent southern boundary, reduce and reshape, as necessary together with smaller Yew/Leylandii on boundary to maintain cover as nedessary; and T.4 Copper Beech - Crown reduce and reshape by target pruning by no more than 4m, by way of 'drop crotching' to suitable secondary branching forks, to maintain the natural crown habit and flowing lines and by removing longer duplicated branches, where possible, and further reduce to shape. Where necessary, remove dominant branches 'growing across' the branching habit of the tree. Raise crown to no more than 4m above ground level, by removing low lateral branch growth to the first major forking break and any smaller secondary branch growth to achieve the required height.

T.1 White Poplar - Crown clean, by removing all dead and damaged branches/branch stubs; raise crown by removing lowest lateral branch overhanging the rear boundary; remove smaller secondary branch overhanging the garden/lawn, back to forking break on primary branch; and remove duplicated secondary branch from low lateral branch overhanging the garden/lawn, back to forking break on primary branch, to avoid premature failure (all works as discussed and agreed by way of anotated photographs); and T.2 - Stump - Remove.

T.1 Copper Beech (red dot) - Reduce by approx 1 to 2m, to previous reduction points, clear the crown of ivy and remove any deadwood; T.2 Cherry (yellow dot) - Remove, due to poor health; T.3 Cotoneaster (yellow dot) - Remove, leaning and causing damage to stairs accessing the garden & H.1 Lleylandii hedge (green line) - Remove, running along the rear boundary of garden and replaced with a mixed native hedge [Not protected].

T.1 & T.2 Cherry Plum, on front and side boundary - Remove.

T.1 Sycamore - Reduce limbs overhanging boundary by approx 2m. (N.B. This tree belongs to the neighbours at The Barn - Please note Informatives) and T.2 Bird Cherry (by gate) - Reduce height by 2.5m and shape crown.

T.1 & T.2 mature Apple trees - Pruning both trees by reducing back to the previous pruning points, creating 'pollards' in each case, repeat on a regular basis of between 5/7years, depending on the regrowth and the establishment of the 'new crowns' over future growing seasons and before any significant overhang to the adjacent boundary on Granville Street.

T.1 Sycamore - Raise crown by removing selected secondary branches growing from the single low lateral branch overhanging the property boundary, as discussed and directed on site.