T1. Beech tree. Reduce south side of tree by 4-6 M. (Excessive shading) T2. Hazel tree. Reduce south side of tree by 2M. T3. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-5 M. Excessive shading. T4. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-5 M. Excessive shading. T5. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-5 M. Excessive shading. T6. Young Ash tree 3-4 M tall. Ash die back. Fell. T7. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. Excessive shading. T8. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. Excessive shading. T9. Sycamore tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. T10. Hawthorn tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. T11. Sycamore tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. T12. Beech tree. Reduce west side of tree by 5-6 M. Excessive shading. T13. Elm tree. Reduce west side of tree by 3-4 M. Excessive shading. T14. Young Ash tree. 3-4 M tall. Self set on fence line. Ash die back. Fell. T15. Young sycamore 3-4 M tall. self set on fence line. Fell.

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.