Ground Floor Flat, 18 Ambrose Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3LG

Front garden - T.1 - Sorbus - reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.2 - Box elder - reduce crown by 1-2m and shape back to previous pruning points T.3 - Holly - reduce crown by 0.5-1m and shape back to previous pruning points T.4 - Norway maple (crimson king)- reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.5 - Box elder - reduce crown by 1-2m and shape back to previous pruning points T.6 - Norway maple (crimson king)- reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points Rear garden - T.7 - Himalayan birch - reduce crown by 1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.8 - Himalayan birch - reduce crown by 1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.9 - Norway maple (crimson king)- reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.10 - Norway maple (emerald queen)- reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points T.11 - Norway maple (crimson king)- reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape back to previous pruning points G.1 - Hawthorn x3 along rear wall line - reduce and shape by 1m back to previous pruning points Holly along rear wall line - shape/trim up back to previous pruning points T.12 - Box elder in neighbouring garden - reduce crown overhang on garden side by 2m and reduce overall crown by 1.5m and shape T.13 - Cherry - reduce crown and shape by 0.5m back to previous pruning points T.14 - Cherry - reduce crown and shape by 0.5m back to previous pruning points

Yew tree in the rear garden:- crown lift the low branches over the green house and lawn to approximately 3 meters and hedge trim the canopy to create more light in the garden.

T1 Cedar carry out a crown reduction of approximately 1 to 2 metres, reducing the canopy back to previous pruning points where practicable, whilst maintaining a balanced and natural crown shape. T2 Ash: Carry out a crown thin of approximately 20%, selectively removing branches throughout the canopy to reduce crown density whilst maintaining the tree's natural shape and overall dimensions. All tree works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations.