Tree works are proposed within a conservation area, comprising the 1.2-metre height reduction and trimming of a conifer alongside the removal of a Scots pine.

This application proposes the felling of a cherry tree that is damaging a dry stone wall, followed by stump treatment.

Various tree works are proposed for a false acacia, sycamore, two wild cherries, holly, Japanese cherry, and lime as detailed in the tree survey.

Removal of an ash tree showing signs of dieback to improve parking facilities for a disabled family member.

A crown reduction of up to thirty percent is proposed for a plum cherry tree to provide adequate clearance from nearby outbuildings.

This application proposes the felling of a cherry tree that is damaging a dry stone wall, followed by stump treatment.

Proposals involve carrying out a crown reduction on a blue atlas cedar and reducing the height of a leyland cypress.

The removal of a declining common ash tree affected by ash dieback to facilitate the installation of a new water mains pipeline, alongside the planting of replacement oak trees.

A crown reduction of approximately 30 percent and a canopy raise to six metres are proposed for a copper beech tree.