Neighbour raised concern that (ash) tree is diseased (large hole in the trunk) and may fall onto his property (shed) during high winds. Tree has been viewed by a tree surgeon who verbally confirmed...

T1 large oak tree - Reduce the limb overhanging the conservatory back to previous pruning points (south side.) Reduce branch overhanging the shed by 2m. Crown lift by 4m from ground level. All work...

T1 - Yew, Taxus baccata. 1. Reduce branches growing towards building/roof and shed only by up to 2 metres in length to provide clearance from the dwelling and shed in rear garden and to reduce the...

T1 - Beech ; raise the crown over the neighbouring shed and lift to approximately 3.5m by reducing or removing small diameter secondary limbs and remove all major deadwood (diameter >50mm) (Amended)

Horse Chestnut (T1) - Prune back from house by approximately 1m and lift canopy over shed by removal of 4x low branches not exceeding 50mm in diameter to maintain trees distance from buildings.

Holly Tree ID: 649150 Findings: Poor condition/dead Recomendations: Seek own arboricultural advice. This I did a year ago as I thought then the tree looked poorly. It had shed its leaves but twigs...

Beech tree to be cut down to its stump on the driveway of 2 Warwick Close. It just falls within the boundary of a tree preservation area. The leaves shed from the tree are blown away to the neighbo...

T3 of TPO 1746 is a douglas fir. Remove dead stubs and remove lowest lateral branch to give clearance to shed.

Indian Chestnut (T1) - fell because the tree has recently shed limbs, has some decay pockets, signs of bacterial canker on the trunk and low amenity value, not replant as there are three mature Hor...

T1 Horse Chestnut - cut back over hanging secondary branches up to 40mm diameter up to a height of 4m from shed base level to clear back from garden & shed