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).

Purple Crab Apple (T1) crown thin by 30% & reduce by 45 -50% leaving a height of 2.5-3 mtrs & a radial spread of 2 mtrs, below previous pruning points to reduce away from roof & gutter of garage. Birch Tree (T2) - reduce by 30-40% to leave a height of 6 mtrs & a radial spread of 1.75-2 mtrs. Cotoneaster (T4) - reduce by 25% to leave 3.5 mtrs high & 2 mtrs radial spread; remove lowest limb over neighbours fence. Cypress (T5) - reduce by 20% to leave 4 mtrs high, reduce skyward lateral growths to 3-3.5mtrs to balance height to pyramidal shape.

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.

Reduce all overhanging branches and vegetation from the Training Centre and create a slim maintainance strip of no more than 0.5metres beyond the boundary fence which would allow for annual growth whilst also giving a minimum clearance height above the pathway of 2 metres.

T1 - Yew, Crown raise to allow approximately 3 meters clearance from the ground, on the fence side only.

(1) Copper Weeping Beech - Crown raise to approximately 6.0m, Reduce the crown spread over the garden to leave it no more than approximately 5.0m out from the boundary fence. T(2) Conifer and Purple Plum next door adjacent to the conservatory cut back to the fence line all the way up.

Discharge of conditions 7 - Details of fencing for the protection of existing trees, 21 - Public transport infrastucture, 29 - Management and maintenance of proposed streets, 32 - Flood risk assessment, 37 - Construction Method Statement and condition 38 - Construction Environmental Management Plan from S.14/0810/OUT for Phase 4A of the primary infrastructure (S.20/0449/REM)

Five small trees to be felled to enable fence to be placed on actual boundary. Plan to plant a magnolia in their place at a later date once boundary fence is built