T1 & T2 Magnolia; Crown reduce as indicated in the attached photos. Crown thin by 15%. G1 Group of mixed species; Prune all to shape individually. T3 Fig; Remove front co-dominant stems. Crown reduce remainder of tree to below the height of the upper window sill and prune to encourage Espalier style growth. T4 & T5 Acer; Fell to ground level. T6 Ceonothus; Fell to ground level

T75, T76 & T77 - Perform a lateral reduction to narrow the crown. This will be done by removing entire lateral braces right back to the collar, avoiding leaving large wounds where possible. This is deemed preferable to leaving stubs that will in turn have a large amount of reactive growth on the ends. I hope to narrow the crown on all three trees by between 1 - 2 metre all way around. Additionally, all trees will be crown raised up to about 4m to above the level of the dormer windows

Conifer (Tree 1 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value and blocking light to window. Conifer (Tree 2 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value and tree has gown too large for the size of the garden. Tree is also close to a Horse Chestnut tree that would benefit from more light if the conifer was removed therefore preserving a higher amenity value tree. Conifer (Tree 3 in photo)- fell because of low amenity value, tree is too close to building and blocking light from windows. Tree has also outgrown the space it was planted in.