T1- Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore); reduce in height by no more than 2.5m to suitable live growth points, down from 18m to 15.5m and average radial spread by no more than 2.5m from 10m to 7.5m. Reduce overhang on co dominant stem back to the vicinity of the boundary line removing 4m from 5.5m to 1.5m. Remove major deadwood.

T1 Hazel - Cut back approximately 10 meters in height. Clear back Mixed species trees by 1 meters to boundary. Overgrown over street light.

T1: Sycamore on the left-hand side of front garden crown reduced back to previous points, retaining growth where possible. Removing up to 2.5m growth. Repeat works. Maintain suitable size for location. T2: Cherry within neighbouring property overhanging the rear boundary of rear garden, crown reduced by up to 4m. Maintain suitable size for location. Reduce encroachment.

T.1 Mature oak tree to reduce back the lateral growth overhanging the boundary line by up to 3m.

Sycamore in the front right boundary to reduce by 2m, back to previous levels. 5 Sweet Chestnuts in the left boundary of the rear garden, to reduce by 3m to 5m, back to previous levels.

T.1 Mature cherry tree located on the front right boundary, - Remove four large dead branches (10-12 in diameter) - Remove two broken branches and any other significant deadwood.

T1: Popular within neighbouring property overhanging rear boundary, with recent failure, reduced heavily forming pollard knuckle at first union 4m from ground level. Reduce risk of further failure after multiple failed stems >15cm dia. Suspected fungal infection (decay present).

Hazel and Beech trees- cut these back to suitable epicormic growth points close to the estate boundary, to prevent damage to the building.

Holy tree on front right boundary to fell to ground level due to size.

Oak tree- cut back to property boundary, up to a height of 6 meters. To allow more light to property.