T1 & T2 - 2 x Lawson Cypress growing in very close proximity and forming a single canopy. Fell - Trees have been previously topped and are now becoming too large for the small garden. T3 - Lawson Cypress (Ellwoodii) growing along the roadside boundary as screening. Reduce height by 1/3 leaving at approximately 2 Metres tall.

G1 sycamore x 6 Fell - reasons for felling are as part of regeneration works to the plot as an orchard and field . There is a planting plan to put back in X2 Beech X1 oak X2 hornbeam spaced out down the boundary and x 6 other apple trees further down the field.

Holly (T1) (self-seeded in last c15 years) - fell because on boundary where we wish to continue erection of replacement garden fence.

T1: Remove approx 15 Leylandii (5m tall) making up the hedge row next to the driveway. T2: Re-coppice hazel T3: Remove Poplar (approx 10m) and neighbouring small heavily leaning poplar and horse chestnut in the boundary tree line. T4: Reduce Silver Birch by approx 2 metres T5:Reduce Ash Tree by approx 2 metres

1) Felling of 2 ash trees, a poor sycamore and two Lawson cypress and one dead wild cherry tree - replace with hornbeam/native hedge and one wild cherry tree planted so that it will not interfere with canopy of neighboring sycamore with TPO. 2) Felling of 6 leylandii - the first 6 Leylandii at the northern end of the line of leylandii along the boundary with the footpath and Buckland Manor Hotel - replant with mixed hedging

TI. Maple to front garden requiring 1 m crown reduction and 0.5 m side reduction to maintain canopy shape. TII. Silver birch; crown reduction 2 m and 0.5 m side reduction to maintain canopy shape. TIII. Neighbours overhanging branches to be cut back to boundary line.

Leylandii (T1) - Fell to the ground, excessive shading and low amenity value, has become unmanageable in size, consumes valuable garden space Leylandii (T2) - Fell to the ground, excessive shading and low amenity value, has become unmanageable in size, consumes valuable garden space. Leylandii (T3) - Fell to the ground, excessive shading and low amenity value, has become unmanageable in size, consumes valuable garden space. Leylandii (T4) - Cut to hedge height to maintain boundary, has become unmanageable in size. All works to be carried out bye Tree Surgeon, all stumps to be ground out where possible.

Plum coloured tree to be pruned/reduced to 5m high x 4m wide. Reshape and health care. Conifer adjacent to south boundary fence to be removed.

A cherry tree located on the boundary of the cemetery needs to be felled and removed as it has outgrown its location with a potential for future damage. A further dead tree also needs to be removed

T1 - Large horse chestnut - fell due to base rot at chest height and ground level & early signs of puss bleeding canken or a form of phytophthora (see photos). Die back in crown over boundary wall. Re plant with either acer rubrum or betula spp. T2 - Row of lime trees - to repollard some unions with decay, heavy shading over neighbours garden and out buildings.