T1 Ash multi stemmed growing on the bank above Grade II listed lock up building. Lift and remove lower branches on the tree 2 metres from ground level/roof height of the building potential damage to building T2 Prunus small tree less than 1/2 spread growing in centre bed cut to ground level and remove - reason touching parked cars, an unsuitable location for a tree T3 Hawthorn dead remove. An unsuitable location for a tree The car park is small and an unsuitable location to replant, there are already a number of trees nearby

Mature English Yew encroaching on Church roof- reduce encroaching branches to allow a clearance of 2.5 metres from church roof

Applicants ref, T2 Purple Leaf Plum, 1 stem has pushed fence panel out - Cut marked stem back to boundary. T5 Goat Willow, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T6 Holly, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T9 Ash, heavily leaning and poor form - Dismantle to near ground level. T13 Norway Maple, major crown dieback tree declining - Dismantle to leave approximately 2m trunk to regenerate or provide habitat. T14 Goat Willow, hitting portacabin roof and snapped hanging branch - Prune to clear roof by approximately 1-2m and remove branch. T27 Horse Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires - Crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires. T28 Sweet Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires and deadwood in crown - Remove major deadwood and crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires

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

The hall behind T1 and T2 has a damp problem due to the trees growing against the building, work is to give an airspace round the building to improve air circulation and prevent more damp, T1 Yew - Cut rear face back to main uprights, reduce height to flat roof, crown reduce front lightly by approximately 1-2m leaving nicely shaped, T2 Beech - Crown lift to give approximately 2m clearance from Masonic Hall, T3 Yew - Crown reduce top by approximately 2m leaving rounded but keeping low screening as tree is getting very large and blocking light, T4 Golden Yew - Crown reduce top by approximately 1.5m leaving rounded to contain tree, keep away from wires and give more light, T5 Elder - Crown reduce whole crown by approximately 2m, maintenance pruning, T6 Hawthorn - Crown reduce whole crown by approximately 1m and maintenance pruning to make easier to manage

To re pollard to below the old growth points, about 6 metres one stem on a mature sweet chestnut that has previously been done after it looks like it was hit by lightning before. the re growth is heavily leaning over the garage roof. there was one limb that snapped out in the autumn and there's sign of fungus fruiting body's on the stem (although unidentified)

1 x Birch (applicants ref. T5) - Reduce by 3M and Thin by 10%; 3 x Birch (applicants ref. T7, T8 and T9) - Thin by 10%, 1 x Birch and 1 x Field Maple (applicants ref. T16 and T44) - Lift x 3M and Thin by 10%; 1 x Robinia (applicants ref. T18) - Thin x 10%, Remove epicormic growth (and deadwood); 1 x Oak (applicants ref. T19) - Cut back branches x 2M from roof; 1 x Tulip Tree and 1 x Ash (applicants ref. T20 and T39) - Remove and replant; 1 x Ash (applicants ref. T21) - Lift to 6M; 5 x Sycamore (applicants ref. G38) - Remove 1 stem leaning towards school, (Remove Ivy); 1 x Cypress (applicants ref. T48) - Lift x 2.5M; 1 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T55) - Fell and use ecoplugs to prevent regrowth; 1 x Sycamore and 1 x Scots Pine (applicants ref. T63 and T70) - Remove branch as specified; 1 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T69) - Remove; 1 x Field Maple (applicants ref. T76) - Lift x 4M, Remove overhanging branch, (Remove Ivy and deadwood); (1 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T10) - Install/adjust Cobra bracing; 1 x dead Wild Cherry (applicants ref. T29) - Remove and replant; 1 x dead Scots Pine (applicants ref. T37) - Remove to monolith; 1 x Pine, 3 x Sycamore, 1 x Scots Pine and 1 x Rowan (applicants ref. T59, T60, T62, T64, T71 and T74) - Remove Ivy only; 3 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T61, T67 and T68) - Remove deadwood and Ivy only; 1 x Sycamore and 1 x Rowan (applicants ref. T66 and T73) - Remove dead stem only; as specified further trees will be planted that were originally planted on site to replace other trees removed but have since died

Black Pines T1 and T2 - remove to ground level. Potential damage to building through subsidence as well as damage to gutter and the roof

T1. Lilac, to be dismantled and removed to ground level due to close proximity to house, severe over shading inc the neighbour's house/garden and having little amenity value. One of the large limbs currently rests upon the shed roof, the applicant has drainage problems due to debris

T1 Portuguese Laurel - fell to ground level to allow more light to the garden; T2 Magnolia tree - all over reduction of 25% to allow more light into the garden; T3 Lawson Cypress - overhanging onto the garage roof, cut back to fence line