3 Horse Chestnut trees at the eastern end of a row of 7 identified as G1 on the Tree Protection Order TBC/TR/92. The trees overhang the rear garden of No.8, The Close and are situated adjacent to the North-East boundary on land belonging to Southam End Cottage. Works requested: to crown raise the 3 trees to a height of 6-7 metres from ground level to prevent damage to the roof of a garden room, to prevent injury from falling debris in a seating area and reduce excessive shading.

Scots Pine Tree at the front of the property has two dead lower branches that need to be removed. Maple tree on the boundary with Crabtree Cottage. The tree is diseased. A large branch of the tree has already snapped off. The remaining branches overhang my neighbour's property and could present a danger if they break off in a similar fashion to the branch that fell in the summer.

T3 Lime Tilia x europaea. T4 Lime Tilia x europaea. T5 London plane Platinus x hispanica. T6 London plane Platinus x hispanica. T7 Copper beech Fagus sylvatica 'purpurea' Works: Reduce the crowns of T3-T7 back to previous growth points. Reason for the work: to continue with the ongoing management strategy for these trees. To reduce the safety risk to the domestic properties, and their occupiers, located in Littlecote Close and adjacent to the northern boundary of the Grange. Trees T3-T7 are all located on the northern boundary.

TPO 316 Trees along roadside in various states of health, size, age and position (some extend out into the road to an unacceptable degree). Some large dead branches recently came down in the road and the Hotel wish to make all the trees safe and maintain the clear passage of the highway. T1 and T2 on map (horse chestnuts): lowest branches rubbing against passing traffic. Proposed work is to reduce these branches back to clear the road, to suitable growth points or if none are available back to the main stem. G4 on map (Holm oak only): Large limb extends diagonally over boundary of road. Proposed work is to reduce tip weight by reducing of this limb by 1-2m to bring it back in line with the boundary edge.

Sycamore on the boundary by the lake. This tree is increasing in size and is now overshadowing neighbouring gardens. Reduce all over by up to 4.0m to contain and tidy.