Horse chestnut (T4) - Remove the failed and partially suspended limb, together with any associated fractured or unstablematerial. Reduce the lateral crown spread by up to 3 metres on over extended laterals only, reducing remainingproportionally to maintain a balanced and fl owing crown, tapering the reduction into the upper crown. All pruning to suitable secondary growth points and retaining a balanced crown.

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• P06/S1421/TCAYew Upper crown is to be removed, in effect the tree is to have a 1/3 crown reduction of the upper crown. Major deadwood throughout the tree is also to be removed. Remarks: - 0application · Linked by the council
• P06/S1407/TCAHorse chestnut: clean out corwn removing dead wood, storm damaged and loged timbers. Reduce southern crown areas to eliminate encroachment on Rectory drive and car standing area. Lift eastern crown areas to provide a 2 metre clearnace on garage roof. Silver birch: remove storm damaged timbers from highter corown areas as this material could shed on to power lines or into the lane. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P11/W1804/SCOProposed Great Western Main Line Overhead Line Electrification -EIA request for a scoping opinion.Finally Disposed Of - No Active Enagagment0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S2423/HHSingle storey rear extension. Replacement first floor roof area to form new ensuite in roof space.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S4099/TCAT1 - Birch T2 - Apple T3 - 3 x Plum T4 - Weeping Ash T5 - Horse Chestnut T6 - Indian Chestnut T7 - Birch T8 - Birch T9 - Austrian Pine T1/T1a - back garden (Birch) - 2 x deceased trees, most likely caused by Armillaria mellea infection. Fell. T2 - back garden (Apple) - dead due to root death. Fell. T3 - back garden hedgerow - 3 x Plum - 3 x deceased trees, possibly due to anaerobic conditions. Fell. T4 - back garden - Weeping Ash - Progressive damage and decay on stem. Pathogen infection (Inonotus hispidus). Cavity present with ecological habitation. Reduce significant weight on stem to stabilise tree. T5 - front garden - Horse Chestnut - Phytophthora symptoms present with lesions of dead cambium stretching 8m, particularly on both main leaders (SE & NW). Hazard beam present at 4.5m. Entire aspect of canopy is heavily developed to the SW. Reduce canopy by 1.5-2.5m leaving a well formed "scaffold" lateral on NE over neighbours should be reduced by 2.5m (hazard beam present, long lesion of dead cambium with some adaptive growth), Evidence of poor pruning works/excessive pruning wounds. Percussive testing resulted in poor tonal response. Investigate with resistograph and report findings. Monitor. T6 - front garden - Indian Chestnut - Major regions of decay evident on N with progressive qualities, basal decay and canker, typical to the species. Reduce cavity by 3m or fell. T7 - front garden - Birch - in decline with poor form. Fell. T8 - front garden - Birch - Showing retrenchment characteristics associated with over maturity. Reduce crown by 2m. T9 - front garden - Austrian Pine - possible lightening strike on south west. Monitor. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S4482/TCAVarious Remove dead and dying sections of hedge thought to be infected with Honey fungus and grind out roots to prevent further spread. Remove other small dead trees on site and grind roots. Fell section of ivy covered trees (one has collapsed) and grind roots. Grind out old stumps to prevent Honey Fungus. Fell group of over mature Plum trees near to the neighbour's pavillion/stable block/wall/swimming pool. Potential for future failures with decay in main branch forks. Grind stumps. Replacement plant removed hedge sections with double row of mixed Hawthorn and Buckthorn 40-60cm whips. Over mature Weeping Ash does have an inonotus hispidus bracket indicating branch heartwood decay with wood pecker holes and other cavities. This tree appears to have been reduced recently so I am inclined to retain this as a feature tree of high visual amenity. There is also a mature Horse Chestnut to the front, recently competently and sensitively reduced, probably due to the bleeding canker issue so no furthe works required within the next 5 years. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S3700/TCATo carry out all recommended works identified within the accompanying Duty of Care Report dated October 2023. T1 - Birch - sever ivy at the base by removing a band approximately 1.0m, ensuring no damage to the cambium. Visual assessment of basal area and report back to HTS of any significant findings. Remove x4 lowest branches to source to prevent future conflict to services. G1 - Yew & Holly - maintain clearance from overhead service cable and road. Reduce top section that has not been pruned to the same height as recently pruned section. T2 - Birch - reassess early summer 2024. Sever ivy at the base by removing a band approximately 1m, ensuring no damage to the cambium. Visual assessment of basal area and report back to HTS of any significant findings. T3 - Black Pine - sever ivy at the base by removing a band approximately 1m, ensuring no damage to the cambium. Visual assessment of the basal area and report back to HTS of any significant findings. Aerial inspection of identified cavity. Report to be submitted to HTS of findings and any work recommendations. Remove dead stub ended branch. T4 - Horse Chestnut - sever ivy at the base by removing a band approximately 1.0m, ensuring no damage to the cambium. Visual assessment of basal area and report back to HTS of any significant findings. Aerial inspection of identified large wound and further identified cavity. Report to be submitted to HTS of findings and any work recommendations. See Pic 1 Aerial inspection of identified cavity from limb removal. Report to be submitted to HTS of findings and any work recommendations. Remove major deadwood and inspect areas of bark delimitation below this limb. Report to be submitted to HTS of findings and any work recommendations. Inspect stem with early defoliation/ dead. See Pic 2 Remove section if dead or significant in decline. Report any findings as to cause if observed. Prune low branches over lawn area and neighbouring property to approximately 4.0m from ground level. Prune branches back from the garage to maintain a clearance of approximately 3.0m. G2 - Laurel & Beech - reduce side lateral branches to achieve a clearance of 1.0-1.5m from the building. Raise low branches over garden and fuel oil tank to approximately 3.0m from ground level. Reduce Beech overhang upper growth by approximately 2.0m to form a more compact crown. H1 - Mixed species - top hedge to re form previous flat even plan. Trim annual growth from garden face. T5 - Walnut - Raise low branches to approximately 3.0m from ground level. T6 - Wild Plum - Raise low branches to approximately 3.0 from ground level. T7 - Weeping Ash - remove low epicormic growth and ivy. Aerial inspection of features identified on. the Southern stem. Aerial inspection of Northern stem for features not visible from ground level. Report to be submitted to HTS of findings and any work recommendations. Dependent on Aerial inspection findings Reduce Southern stem. By approximately 1.0-1.5m unless Aerial inspection findings recommend less or more. T8 - Bay - Maintain form of the Bay trees and shrubs to previous templates if instructed by the Diocese. Hedge trim away from disused shed. T9 - Yew - Prune to maintain compact upright form by removing approximately 1.5m apical and up to 0.5m lateral growth. T10 - Wild Plum - remove sub stem to source. Prune growth towards overhead service cable back to more upright growth, approximately 1.5m. H2 - Mixed species - Prune top plane back to previous template at approximately 1.5m from ground level, to form level even plane for future hedge cutting management. Prune garden side profiles to form new face for future management. G3 - Various species - prune back to previous profiles to contain as small manageable units. Remove Elder Dogwood growing next to the property side wall. Treat resulting stumps with herbicide.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P79/W0240ERECTION OF NEW PARSONAGE HOUSE.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P77/W0512ERECTION OF NEW PARSONAGE HOUSE.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P95/W0284Erection of open fronted field shelter for one horse and one pony.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P96/W0317Two-bay garage with adjoining garden shed.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P94/W0309Two-storey rear extension.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P26/S3621/TCACarry out all recommended works as listed within the accompanying Duty of Care Tree Survey dated June 2026. No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council