5 Ash Trees - Affected by Ash die back - Fell

G1- Mixed broad leaf scrub - Fell

T1 Lime, crown lift to 6m and clear the telephone line. T2 Oak, remove epicormic growth

T1 - Himalayan Birch - Fell

FIVE DAY NOTICE - T8 - Lime - Fell the remainder of the tree following storm damage. Tree poses imminent danger to the surrounding area due to stem decay and stem failure

T1 - Pine - Crown reduce up to 2m, T2 - Pine - Remove major deadwood throughout whole crown area, T3 - Sweet Chestnut - Remove major deadwood throughout whole crown area, H1 - Laurel - Reduce height of hedge by up to 2m and trim both sides of hedge, creating flat top sides

T1 - Ash - Fell T2,T3 - Prunus - Fell and replace

T1, T2 - Cypress - fell T3 - Cherry - remedial pruning to rebalance crown T4, T5 - Oak - crown reduce to clear wall and building T6 - Mixed shrubs - reduce to 2.5m maximum G1 - 3 Cypress - reduce by 2m to below gutter of adjacent property H1 - Western Red Cedar Hedge - fell T7 - Cypress - fell

T1 Sycamore - Crown Lift to 5.2 metres over highway and 2.5 metres over footpath T2 Sycamore - Crown Lift to 5.2 metres over highway and 2.5 metres over footpath, reduce primary leaders to the east by 3 metres T3 Horse Chestnut - Crown Reduce by 3 metres, crown lift to 5.2 metres over highway and 2.5 metres over road. T5, T6 & T7 Beech - Crown Raise to 5 metres above ground level T8 & T9 - Beech - Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 3 metres T11 & T13 Sycamore - Crown Lift to 5.2 metres over highway and 1 metre from streetlight

T1 - Holly - Fell T2 - Yew - Formative pruning to rebalance crown