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

Construction of a single-storey rear extension to a cottage in Congerstone.

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

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.

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

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.