1 x Oak tree: Cut back 3m of growth overhanging neighbours' side to eliminate overhang. Tree marked a number 7 on sketch. 4 x Alder trees: Reduce height and spread by 3 metres of alder trees along the fence line. This will eliminate overhanging branches into neighbours' garden. Trees marked as 1, 2, 3 and 4 on sketch below. 2 x alder trees: Pollard at 25 feet Alder tree that is leaning heavily over into neighbours' garden to eliminate overhang, tree marked as number 5 on sketch. Pollard at 25 feet Alder tree, that is dying to remove all dead wood and make safe, marked as tree 6 on sketch.

2m clearance with a crown lift on horse chestnut tree (T1) that has one singular low bough that is very close to shed. Cut to ground level 5 No. cypress trees (T2 - T6) to the right of chestnut and oak trees, sitting further forward than small ones that are on back fence, to give further space and light in the garden and free up room for the mature trees they like, all from left to right, In garden with house to back.

T20 - Oak tree - Prune back the canopy vertically to fence line to allow 1.5m clearance from adjacent gable wall and UPI - Hazel tree - Prune back the canopy vertically to fence line to allow 1.5m clearance from adjacent gable wall.

Reduce ash trees (1, 3,5, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17) significantly because of excessive shading. Ash tree 17 to be removed entirely as it is moving the fence causing the garden to be insecure. A number of the trees are condominant, take one of the forks out.

T1 - Mature yew tree located to the back left of the garden reshape by hedge cutting and a 2-4 feet (0.6 - 1.2m) reduction off the sides and top. T2 - Smaller yew tree located in the middle back fence trim hedge.

Fell oak tree (T1) due to location in neighbour's garden close to boundary and over dominates garden of 42 Arden Close. The tree is close to the house and has outgrown the space available. T1 is an unsuitable tree for this location and should be removed to limit any future damage to the house and boundary fence.

Oak tree T1 - Dead wood, sympathetically reduce back by 1.5-2m on garden side back to suitable growth points, and thin out by 20%. on inner crown to allow more light to pass through. Thinning lightly and reducing the garden side will allow more light into the area without over pruning the tree. Fence line vegetation - Cut back to fence to keep maintained.

(T1) Pedunculate oak tree (Quercus robur) crown reduce by 30 % (2m height reduction and 2m reduction of lateral branches and shape) due to cavity at base of tree. (T4) Aspen tree (Populus tremula) fell and carry out stump treatment of herbicides to ensure no regrowth before stump grinding; due to excessive lean on tree and root plate movement. (T5) Aspen tree (Populus tremula) fell and carry out stump treatment of herbicides to ensure no regrowth before stump grinding; due to lean on tree and decay at base of tree. (T7) Aspen tree (Populus tremula) fell and carry out stump treatment of herbicides to ensure no regrowth before stump grinding; due to damage on stem and included bark areas weakening stability of branches. (T8) Aspen tree (Populus tremula) fell and carry out stump treatment of herbicides to ensure no regrowth before stump grinding; due to stem damage. (W2) Silver birch tree (Betula pendula), common holly tree (Ilex aquifolium), rowan tree (Sorbus aucuparia), pedunculate oak tree (Quercus robur) - Deadwood oak tree overhanging boundary and prune back from neighbour's garage to give 2m clearance, deadwood oak tree overhanging internal path. Thin out holly tree understory by 10%, remove marked up trees due to safety and health issues, remove twin stemmed tree that grows through the boundary fence. (W10) Mixed species group of trees x 50 (Group, mixed species) fell dead tree near wood store, fell holly tree growing out of side of fence, remove deadwood from the canopies of trees over the open areas and footways. G6) Common ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior), common holly tree (Ilex aquifolium) - Remove 11 Ash trees from group to open up space and give space for remaining trees to develop and grow. (T3) Pedunculate oak tree (Quercus robur) crown reduce by 30% (3m height reduction and other works).

Crown reduce oak tree at the front right of property (marked Tree 1 in sketch plan) by up to 1.5 metres, lift any lower branches over footpath up to 2 metres where necessary. Cut back by up to 2 metres one side overhanging driveway on oak tree to the left hand side of the property on the other side of the fence by up to (marked Tree 2 on sketch plan).

Fell and remove, including stump grinding, oak tree at the front right of property (Marked Tree 1 in sketch plan). Cut back by up to 2metres one side overhanging driveway on oak tree to the left hand side of the property on the other side of the fence by up to (Marked Tree 2 on sketch plan).