Pollard 1 English oak Quercus robur (T1) adjacent to the house. The tree is causing shading and damp on the roof and the canopy has now started to rest on the property's roof, due to the fact its within a couple of metres of the house, bring it down by about 50% in height

Oak (T1)- the reduction of a lower north reaching branch that currently reaches over the roof of the applicant's house. Proposed is to leave 2m remaining to promote continued growth of a slightly lesser scale. Tree standing in Group G9 of Tree Preservation Order

One Horse Chestnut and four Beech trees (TPO 12.09.09). Reduce the overall height of the trees by 3 metres from tree crowns and trim back dangerous overhanging branches. Tree marked as (01) on the attached sketch is protruding over the entire patio, blocking natural sunlight and in some areas overhanging the roof of the house

T1. Cherry- sympathetically prune, reduce crown 1.5 to 2m and thin 15% leaving balanced crown T2 & T3 Ash -Reduce crowns by 2 to 3 metres and remove 1 limb per tree ( growing over neighbour's garden and his house roof ), thin by 10% and remove dead wood

Sycamore T1: make new pollard at 6 metres from ground level, this tree is in decline with cavities present throughout. T2: English Oak, crown lift by up to 2.5m with emphasis on playing field side and low branch near to clubhouse which is interfering with Club House roof. Branches are starting to interfere with the playing field. Remove major deadwood on pitch side

Coppice mature twinned stem Sweet Chestnut tree growing over and touching roof and side of the house

Removal of existing hedging and tree at boundary with front pavement, new boundary wall and piers to match existing house with black metal railings over walls, oak framed open porch with tiled pitched roof to match existing, wide garage door and new front door arrangement