T1 Lime - crown raised to at least 4 metres. T2 Lime - lift to clear the roof & drive. T3 Lime - heavily reduce the tree, a french pollard at about 8 metres. T4 Lime - removal of deadwood & crown raise to 4 metres. T5 Lime - remove deadwood & crown raise to 4 metres. T6 Lime - remove deadwood & crown raise to 4 metres. T7 Sycamore - pollard this tree at its major fork height & remove the stem that hangs towards neighbouring properties with the intention of growing a new more suitably sized canopy. T8 Horse Chestnut - lower limbs over the right of way should be lifted. T9 Sycamore & T10 Lime - crown raise to 4 metres, removal of deadwood from canopies & reduce by 6 metres. T11 Lime - crown raising to 4 metres, removal of deadwood & reduce by about 6 metres.

T1. Copper Beech - Crown raise over the lawn to approximately 3.5m. Prune to clear the roof of the outbuilding by at least 2.0m. Prune to clear the BT wire by at least 2.0m.

1. Removal of unsafe Lime Tree. 2. Holm Oak Tree and Yew Taxus - Lift crown from 2.5m above ground to 6m and reduce span to clear road, neighbours drive and telephone lines. 3. Yew Taxus Tree - Lift crown from 2.5 above ground to 6m and reduce span to clear the Rectory Roof to prevent future roof damage.

1. Weeping Silver Birch - Crown raise to approximately 3.0m over the drive and lawn. Completely remove the low branches on the studio roof. 2. 3 Silver Birch stems by the garage - Reduce height by approximately 3.5m and their radial crown spread by approximately 1.5m and shape.

Copper beech tree - tip-prune the north-easterly and easterly lower canopy, to maintain 2m to 2.5m clearance of the roof

Horse Chestnut Tree - trim branches because of encroachment onto chimney and roof of neighbouring property.

Large Copper Beech in the rear garden - Remove the small pendulous branches which hang down low over the neighbour's roof.