Mixed hedging of Yew and Cypress tree - cut back to boundary line.

Walnut (T1) - crown thin up to 20% and cut back branches to the boundary line; Locust (T2) - crown thin up to 20% and cut back branches to the boundary line.

All Trees and Shrubs overhanging (G1)- Reduce back all the overhang by 1.5 to 2 metres; All Conifers and Trees (G2) - Reduce back to 100mm from the boundary fence line; Conifer hedge (T3) - cut back in to shape both top and side by 1.5 to 2 metres.

Beech Tree (T1)- Reduce in the long ends to balance the tree overall, thin by 20%; Conifer (T2) (tree in neighbour's garden) - reduce back all the overhang (approx. 1 metre) to the boundary fence line; Holly Tree (T3) - Reduce the height by 1 metre and cut all round as tight as possible, keeping a conical shape, using the hedge cutter; Prunus Tree (T4) - Reduce and reshape by half a metre and thin by 20%; 2 x Orange blossom (T5) - Reduce down to 1 metre above the fence, trim and tidy the remaining hedge keeping the shape; Apple Tree (T6) - Reduce and reshape by half a metre, thin by 10%; Yew Tree (T7)- Fell to ground level; Laurel (T8) - Reduce the height by 1 metre and reduce back into shape using the hedge cutter as tight as possible.

Fell 5 sycamore trees in order to renew the boundary fence.

Walnut Tree - Crown lift to a height of 4m. Ash Tree overhanging - Cut back to boundary line. Plum Tree overhanging - Cut back to boundary line.