Live planning applications

Fell and replace a leaning cedar, and prune three oaks, a plum and a goat willow to improve balance and safety.

Reduce the size of two very tall ash trees in the centre of the driveway by pruning their branches.

Prune a walnut tree back by one to two metres to reduce weight on its limbs.

Prune an oak back by one to two metres, lightly thin its branches and remove dead wood and unwanted shoots.

Fell an unsafe ash tree in the rear garden to ground level because extensive fungal decay has weakened it.

Cut a sycamore back to live wood at around 6.1 metres, removing dangerous dead branches and encouraging healthy growth.

Fell a dangerous black poplar behind the property and plant a suitable replacement tree.

Reduce a boundary redwood's height by four to five metres to improve light and limit encroachment and fence damage.

Cut back oak branches growing close to the roof, windows and guttering to prevent property damage.

Cut back roadside trees, reduce poplar heights, remove dangerous stems and deadwood, and cut ivy to protect healthy trees.

Lightly trim a tree in the front garden.

Clear vegetation along the perimeter fence, fell ash trees, treat their stumps, and remove lower and overhanging oak branches.

Fell a eucalyptus, a dead silver birch and a large dead poplar, treat the eucalyptus stump and remove debris.

Prune a holm oak to reduce its spread and keep branches clear of Crown House and its windows.

Trim two oak trees to keep branches away from a neighbouring home's gutters.

Remove a decaying tree with a cavity and fungal growth to prevent damage to neighbouring sheds.

Reduce maple trees by around four metres, reshape them and remove low branches and growth over neighbouring property.

Fell and remove a declining plum tree from a rear garden.

Prune an oak and a lime tree, reducing their height and spread by up to 1.5 metres.

An oak tree will be reduced in height and spread by up to three metres, with unwanted trunk shoots removed.