1x Oak (A in sketch) and 1x Willow (B in sketch) - reduce back away from the house by 2 - 2½ meters. The oak tree might need a small amount of extra work to rebalance the size or height of the tree.

To prune two cherry trees, labelled CT1 and CT2 on sketch plan, by no more than 2 metres, to provide clearance for telephone cable, to house, and for street light.

T1 Copper Beech - Reduce entire crown by up to 2 meters back to previous points ensuring a clearance of at least 1.5 meters from buildings. Crown lift over the road to approximately 5.5 meters from ground level. Remove any deadwood or defective branches. T2 Silver birch - Reduce in height by approximately 2 meters to suitable growth point to reduce excess weight over footpath. T3 Ash - Twin stemmed tree showing some early signs of ash dieback. Fell stem growing towards house to ground level. Reduce rear stem in height by up to 2 meters and reshape up to 1.5 meters to maintain an aesthetically pleasing shape. T4 Dead Silver birch - Fell remaining dead silver birch stem to ground level. Cut into logs and stacked on site.

T1 Eucalyptus. Recommendation: Fell. Tree is located in back garden. The specimen is growing too close to house with large roots now appearing on surface, best option is removal. T2 Conifer. Recommendation: Fell. Tree is located in front garden. Tree has become too big and is now overhanging the house, remove and replant with a Rowan