Amendment to proposed works (received 13.03.2026):T1; Sycamore (on old driveway, currently used as footpath through estate). - Fell and remove.Reason: Extensive decay at the base, dieback in the crown.T2; Sycamore (multi stemmed at the edge of the woodland) - Fell and remove.Reason: Dead bark at ground level with signs of decay, sparse crown and weak unions. Has declined in the last 12 months.T3; Large sycamore - (located over bridge) - Fell and remove.Reason: Extensive decay at ground level to 1m. Large cavity. In vicinity of the public bridleway, is sheltered by other treesT4; Sycamore- (Near T3) - Fell.Reason: Small dead tree overhanging bridleway.T5; Sycamore (near Alfred cottage on the edge of the woodland) - Fell and remove.Reason: Decay at root collar, approximately 25% of the circumference. Within falling distance of the cottage.T6; Quercus ilex (edge of the woodland, under the canopy of larger Q. ilex) . Fell and removeReason: 45 degree lean, shear bomb crack at ground level.T7; Acer pseudoplatanus - Fell and remove.Reason: Extensive dieback and risk of falling on building.T8; Acer pseudoplatanus - Fell and remove.Reason: Dieback in crown, leaning over entrance road and potential for further decline.Due to the location of these trees there is no plan to plant with replacements but we are continually planting suitable species on the Estate as part of the restoration.

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