T.1 Silver Birch - Remove, close to rear of house; T.2 Field Maple, T.3 Walnut & T.4 Cherry Plum - Reduce & reshape, by approx a third to previous pruning points [Only prune Walnut, when in full leaf to avoid excessive 'bleeding' from pruning points].

T.1-T.3 Lime - Re-pollard to above old pollarding points and T.4 Lime (closest to garage, and house at No.4 Maxey Road) - Fell.

T.1 Cedar -Fell and replant further from the house with two Crab Apple and two Silver Birch

T.1 Walnut - Reduce overall crown height and spread by approx. 2-3m, back to suitable points around previous pruning points, removing any significant deadwood, crossing and rubbing branches. This will remove any risk of possible branch failure by reducing weight on large limbs and stress on main trunk unions and decaying stems; Group 'X' Apples - Reduce & reshape to previous pruning points; Apple Trees- Re pruning several trees as previously done; T.2 Sycamore - Reduce overall height and spread of crown by 1-2m, prune clear of roof and clean out crown; TG.1Silver Birch - Reduce height of overall group to a uniform level of smallest tree, reduce spread over driveway by 1-2m and prune clear of building by 2m, shaping overall group to suit. Also remove smaller Silver Birch standing forward of group close to summer house, this tree has a weak crown structure and is showing signs of crown dieback.

(T1) Remove Betula Pendula and replace with Gleditsia Trianthos (sunburt) further from house and (T2) Remove Prunus Subhirtella (Autumnalis) and replace with Contoneaster Frigitus (Cornubia) in same position

T.1 Cedar - Fell (dieback throughout crown) and replace with similar size tree; T.2 Ash - Remove deadwood and crown raise by removing lowest downward sweeping branches (below where main stem divides); T.3 - Sycamore (growing beneath crown of Ash - there are 2, the one to be felled is the one to the rear i.e. set back further from the garden, the closer one is to be retained); T.4 - Hawthorn (in hedge along front of property) - Fell; T.5 - Beech (growing up through crown of Ash - Fell; G.1 - Cherry Laurel x 2, Holly - Fell and Box - reduce & reshape as necessary (to show off the Yew behind); T.6 - London Plane - Crown raise to approx 5m, and prune back to give 2m clearance from roof and chimney; T.7 Sycamore - Crown raise by removing low growth from right hand stem (when viewed from garden looking back towards house) from around the location of a previously pruned branch (lowest branch, growing to the right), and removal of vertical growth from the pruned branch and 3 small branches growing to the right; G.2 Willow pollard and Lombardy Poplar x 2 - Fell (in poor condition within line of boundary trees).

T.1- Birch - Reduce branches to give 1m gap to adjacent house and crown lift to 3m; T.2- Hazel - Remove upright growth from centre of hazel and remove branches overhanging fence into neighbours

T.1 Plum - Reduce & reshape back from house by 2m; T.2 Field Maple - Remove dead branches & hanging dead branch from within crown, sever ivy and reduce & reshape over garden by 1-2m; T.3 Norway Maple - Reduce crown on left by 1- 1.5m to balance crown; T.4 - Small self-set Norway Maple - Fell and T.5 Portugal Laural - Reduce & reshape by 1m.

T.1 Ash, rear garden - Reduce branches in the lower/mid crown by at least 2m from the rear of the house by removing selected overlong & duplicated secondary branches back to suitable secondary growing points/forks and carry out similar pruning to remaining lower lateral branches to reduce both sail and end weight from extended branches, as necessary, after previous poor branch removals in the lower crown. Remove deadwood and old branch stubs.

T.1 Cherry - Reduce selected overlang branches and low laterals by up to 2m to reshape crown and thin evenly throughout crown by no more than 20% to achieve an even crown density, to provide more light to rear of house.