Field Maple (T1) - Crown reduction and thin - reduce height by 3m to final height of 8m, reduce lateral width by 3m on house side to leave overall crown width of approximately 8m. Horse chestnut (T2) - Fell. Beech (T4) - Fell. Holly (T5) - Fell. G1 - Yews & Holly - remove Holly and prune Yews to create a more compact, single crown that can subsequently be trimmed into a formal feature.

Group 2 - Common Lime - Fell 2 closest to house.

Field Maple (T1) - Crown reduction and thin - reduce height by 3m to final height of 8m, reduce 3m off lateral width on house side to leave overall crown width of approx 8m. Horse Chestnut (T2) - Crown reduction and thin - reduce height by 3m to final height of 9m, remove 1-2m from lateral width to leave overall crown width of approx 7m. Yew (T3) - Fell. Yew (T4) - Fell. Holly (T5) - Fell. Holly x2, Yew x2 (G1) - Fell.

T2 - Small dead Elm to be removed T1 - Large Sycamore to be crown reduced on house side only to give 3-4 meters clearance and blended into the canopy form.

1. 1x multi-stemmed hazel remove approx. 5 stems from fence side of stool. Reduce remaining stems by 2m in height. Selective lifting of branches over garden to 2m above ground level. 2. 2x yew trees (growing as one canopy) prune clear of building by 1.5-2m and lift canopy to eave height on house side only (measurement from ground level unusable due to sloping group).

Reduce Beech (T1) by roughly 5m in height and 2m width from roadside. Right side has been reduced previously when house was built. Pollard Lime tree (T2) to just above fork drawn in red on photo. Remove Branch from base of tree marked it blue down to epicormic growth.

(1) 3 Silver Birch by the house - Lightly thin, removing crossing branches etc. also selectively reduce the long out of shape branches in the lower canopy by up to 2.5m to shape. (2) 2 Large Robinias - Remove the significant deadwood throughout their crowns. (3) Liquidambar - Reduce the lowest branch to the right hand side by approximately 3.0m.

T1 Beech - Reduce length of very large limb on northern side of tree that overhangs 15 Sibree Close by 5m to mitigate against potential risk of damage to property should limb ever fail, and increase light to the house and garden of 15 Sibree Close.

T1 Beech - Crown raise to 5m over road. T2 Spruce - Fell. T3 & T4 Hawthorn - Fell. T5 Cotoneaster - Crown reduce by 3-4m all over to reshape & give finished height of 4m . T6 Hawthorn - Fell. T7 Cupressus - Fell. T8 Laurel - Reduce to 1m. T9 2x conifers - Fell. T10 4x leaning hawthorn stems on boundary - Fell. T11 Holly - Reduce to 2m. T12 Hawthorn - Reduce to 2m. T13 Field Maple - Crown reduce by 2-3m to increase light to house and improve crown shape. T14 6x Cupressus on boundary - Fell to increase light to house. T15 Cupressus - Fell to increase light to house

T-1 3 x Ash trees, stage 2 Ash dieback. Fell trees, trees are close proximity to car park. T-2 Horse chestnut, dead standing. Fell - Tree is dead standing and leaning over fence and close to public footpath. T-3 Ash Tree, stage 2 Ash dieback. Fell tree, tree is within castle grounds, fell due to safety concerns. T-4 Beech tree, Crown clear and deadwood, substantial deadwood within crown, clear as footpath runs underneath tree. T-5 Hornbeam, crown clear and deadwood, substantial deadwood within crown, clear as other out house and close proximity to footpath.