A crown reduction of 2.5 metres is proposed for a beech tree in order to maintain its shape and form.

Pruning works are proposed to a copper beech tree to provide a minimum clearance of 3 metres up to a height of 7 metres.

Part change of use from commercial space to a one-bedroom flat, alongside internal and external alterations to create an additional commercial unit and install new shopfronts, windows, and doors.

An application has been made for a certificate of existing lawful development for the use of a property as a house in multiple occupation.

This application proposes the conversion of a house in multiple occupation into three self-contained flats, alongside alterations to the roof and side fenestration.

Works to a cherry tree involving a crown reduction and the cutting back of overhanging branches to the fence line.

Works to an oak tree involving the removal of three lower branches to achieve a crown lift.

Crown lifting and thinning works are proposed for a Turkish oak tree to maintain its form.

Various tree works are proposed, including crown reduction, deadwood removal, and clearance from buildings and utility wires across several trees and groups.