Trees alongside side boundary wall (with no. 3 Alexandra road) at the front of the house - have the overhanging branches cut back

Line of Holly trees on the boundary along Morgan Rd - Reduce height by20%, crown lift to 2.4M and trim face dead Cherry tree - reduce branches - permission not needed

T13 - cedar prune all overhanging branches to 1m from boundary to Improve light in garden. T. 15 - tree of heaven to have one lowest branch removed to improve light

T1 Common Lime: Multi-stemmed tree with multiple bark inclusions present, located on rear boundary. Reduce in height by 4m. Reduce lateral spread by 2m. Ensure all cuts made to suitable growth,leaving a flowing canopy line. Crown lift to 5m and remove epicormic growth within main stems

Proposed work to 4 Mature Robinia trees in a linear formation on boundary to neighbouring tennis club.

T1 - London Plane - crown lift to 3-4m; reduce eastern side to give 1mclearance from boundary

I intend to remove the apricot tree which is growing on the northern boundary of my property with Crescent Road. Please see attached plan. The tree was originally grown as a fan on the south-facing side of theboundary wall, but has proved to be too vigorous. It has now reached aheight of approximately 5 metres, and significantly overhangs CrescentRoad where fruit is completely inaccessible and it sometimes obstructstaller vehicles. The large trunk is in direct contact with the tall brick wall, and I am concerned that if no action is taken the wall maybe damaged or become dangerous. A replacement apricot tree on a dwarfing stock will be positioned three metres to the west.

Beech T24 Cut back branches overhanging boundary back to fence line (retrospective)

Fell one Sycamore tree on rear boundary

Yew (T2 on our map, TPO reference T13)- Cut neighbouring yew tree bacto boundary and reduce height by approximately 2m (subject to permission from Reading School)