Cut back 2 overhanging main branches to trunk, cut back small overhanging branch near property roof by approximately 1 metre x 1 Weeping Birch (T1), reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 1 metre x 1 Plum (T2), reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 1.5 metre x 2 Lilac (T3 and T4) and reduce back overhanging branches to previous points at property boundary, approximately 0.5 metre and reduce height to maintain shape, approximately 0.5 metres x 3 Plum (T5 - T7)

Prune back 2-3 metres near boundary due to branches causing damage to roof tiles x 1 Lime (T1)

Prune back to boundary x 1 Ash by side lateral reduction of the branch length back to previous pruning points and lift from over the garden to a height of approximately 8-10 metre. Yew tree cut back from the roof and chimney to allow approximately 1 metres clearance

Sycamore T1- Fell (Heavily supressed specimen reaching several metres on to property roof, due to nature of growth a reduction would be unsuitable to sufficiently clear drip line from property). Mixed species group TG1 - situated on eastern boundary of rear garden, suggest lateral tip reduction of acers back to property boundary. 2 x Ash trees (within group) were showing signs of dieback and leaning heavily into garden, with long term viability of trees in question, remove the overhanging limbs back past the boundary line to source to mitigate the risk of and brittle dead wood/stems from falling into property or damaging the fence in the future.

Cut back all overhanging branches by up to 2.5m to ensure nothing overhangs client's boundary fence line for entire height of canopies - G1. on adjoining land to the rear in Wethered Park . Crown lift from over the roof area to allow approximately 1.5m clearance Line tree within the garden of Croft Cottage