G1- Group of conifers - reduce by 1.5 meters G2 - Conifers close to building - Fell T1- Hazel - prune back to boundary T2 sycamore - Fell T3 Sycamore - Fell T4 Hazel - back to boundary

1 no. Alder Buckthorn - trim back branches overhanging the boundary to boundary line.

Removal of 4 no. conifers and 1 no. elder and cut the overhanging branch from 1 no. tree outside the property back to the boundary line.

Fell 2 No. Silver Birch Trees (red). Fell 1 No. Willow Tree (blue). Remove lowest limb of 1 No. Plum Tree growing over boundary hedge (yellow).

Raise crown of 1 no. ash tree on Northern boundary to 4m. over garden.

T1, three Silver Birch - thin crowns 5% and lift crowns by 0.7/1.2 metres. Includes removal of the 4 lowest branches in the group. Total height of group unaffected. T2, Holly - thin crown 5% and lift by 0.5 /1metre. Total height unaffected. T3, Contorted Willow - thin crown by 10% including removal of one low-level branch completely, reducing some lower branches overhanging boundary between 2 and 3 metres and removal of dead wood. Total height unaffected.T4, Apple - remove dead wood, thin crown by 10% and reduce crown by approximately 0.5/1metre all round. T5, three Laurel thin crowns 20% and reduce crown by approximately 0.75/1.2metre all rounded lift/remove lower branches adjacent wall to prevent further damage to stone wall.T6, Apple - remove dead and diseased wood, thin crown 10% and reduce crown by 0.5/1metre all round.T7, Apple - remove, area over crowded and tree impedes access. T8, three Cotoneaster Cornubia - thin crowns 20% and lift/reduce crown to prevent damage to adjacent buildings and to improve light to greenhouse. The lifting /reduction will involve removal of some branches by 3/4 metres in length. Total height of group unaffected. T9/T10, Lilacs - thin crowns by approximately 20%, this will involve removing a number of branches up to 3.5metres long to prevent further damage to an existing stone wall and reduce shading. Height reduced by 0.5/0.75 metres. Both these trees are less than metre from the wall with trunks rising at an angle of about 25/30 degrees to the horizontal. The adjacent wall has been partially rebuilt recently due to damage caused by these trees.

Remove Tree A as it appears to be dead and is covered in Ivy. Remove Tree B as it is a self-seeded sapling and is on the boundary fence.

(T1) 1 no. Young wild cherry tree in front garden - To be cut down to ground level and stump treated with ecoplugs to prevent regrowth. (T2) 1 no. Mature Ash on rear boundary - Removal of 2 or 3 low branches which overhang neighbouring properties.

Reduce errant branch at top of 1 no. Larch (T1) in front garden by 2m. Trim crown easterly spread of lower 5m of 1 no. Western Red Cedar (T2) in front garden back to the boundary. Reduce easterly spread of 1 no. Cypress tree (T3) overhanging boundary by ~1.5m. Reduce spread of 1 no. Magnolia (T4) overhanging neighbour's garden by 1.5m; reduce height by 2m

Reduce Ash tree (T3) back to within 0.5m of the boundary (i.e. a reduction in spread by up to 1.5m)