Prune crown back to boundary x 2 Yew (T1 & T2) and x 1 Holly (T4) and fell as inappropriate species for location x 1 Horse Chestnut (T3)

Prune back side lateral branches to boundary around 2-3 metres x 5 sycamore and x 1 Ash

Fell as stem of the tree is rubbing/pushing on boundary fence, substantially leaning over the garden and is impacting on use of the garden x 1 Hawthorn (T1)

Reduce to 3 metres x 1 Willow and x 3 Sycamore and cut back to boundary various trees

Cut back to boundary by approx 1-2 metres x Yew and Laurel (G1) and crown raise to 6 metres x 5 Beech (G2)

Reduce back to boundary all overhanging branches to allow more light x 1 Sycamore (T4)

Prune back lateral branches to the boundary (approx 2.5m off) to clear from neigbouring property (number 21) x 8 Beech (G1)

Dismantle and leave finished stump height close to ground level x 1 Elder (T1) and reduce tree back to boundary line leaving pruning cuts at appropriate branch junctions and facilitating clearance of the dwellings x 1 Ash (T2)

Raise up the canopy to give 4m clearance from the ground to clear and reduce the height and width by 2.5-3m to allow more light in the property x 4 Beech, x 1 Ash, x 1 Oak (G1), prune back to the boundary up to a height of 9m x 4 Beech (G2) and prune back lateral branches by 2-3m to clear from the other trees x 1 Alder (T1)

Prune back to boundary fence x Hazel, hawthorn, beech, oak (G4), prune back laterally by 5m x 1 Oak (T5), prune back laterally by 2m x 1 Poplar (T7), prune back laterally by 3m x 1 Oak (T8), prune back laterally by 3m and crown lift to 6m x 1 Beech (T9) and prune back laterally by 2m and crown lift to 6m x 3 Beech (T11 - T13) all works due to overhang from trees over house and a large part of garden