-Beech 1 (the tree closest to the rear elevation of the house) - The lowest limb towards the house, arising at 6.3metres, which is the longest limb, to be pruned off back to source. The next limb over the garden to the west arises at 9.3 metres, to be shortened back, removing the low sweeping lateral approx. 3 metres long , pruning it back to the cluster of secondary growth. The remaining lateral canopy growth towards the rear elevation of the house to be reduced back by up to 2 metres. All but the lowest limb should remain. -Beech 2 (behind beech 1) - All epicormic growth between 4 and 6 metres to be pruned off. -Beech 3 (in northwest corner of garden) - Cluster of branches extending over the garden & towards the house at 4.5 metres. This cluster should remain intact but can be shortened back by 1.5 metres. -Sycamore 1 (side boundary with the communal wooded area) - prune off new epicormic growth from 1.5metres, up to 5.5 metres. -Sycamore 2 - This tree bifurcates at 5.5metres. All small epicormic growth up to 0.5m above the main fork to be pruned off.

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