Flat 4, White Horse Apartments, 78 Liverpool Road, London, N1 0QD

T1: Robinia (Robinia pseudoacacia) - Reduce the overall crown height and lateral spread by approximately 2 metres, selectively pruning back to suitable live growth points. Carefully reshape and balance the remaining canopy to achieve a uniform, well-proportioned finish, retaining healthy furnishing growth on all aspects of the crown. Particular care is to be taken to maintain the tree's natural character and established branch structure, avoiding excessive pruning or unnecessary internal thinning. Reason for works: General tree maintenance, allowing more light into the property.

T1 London Plane - Reduce crown height by 3 Metres and reduce spread by up to 4 Metres - to balance crown and leave clearance from surrounding buildings. T2 Lime - Reduce crown height and spread by 3 Metres, thin crown by 10% and lift crown to 4 Metres - to balance crown and maintain tree. T3 Lime - Reduce crown height and spread by 3 Metres, thin crown by 10% and lift crown to 4 Metres - to balance crown and maintain tree. T4 Holly - Reduce crown height by 3 Metres - to prevent loosing surrounding trees due to encroachment. T5 Ash - Reduce spread of west side of crown by 3 Metres - to balance crown and reduce encroachment to neighbouring trees. T6 Cherry - Reduce spread of west side of crown by 3 Metres - to balance crown and reduce encroachment to neighbouring trees. T7 Aspen - Reduce crown height and spread by 3 Metres - to balance overgrown crown. G1 Row of 11 x Beech - Reduce height of all trees by 3.5 Metres - These trees have been trained to wires from installation and require maintenance to be kept in condition.

My client would like to reduce a Sycamore (T1) by removing 4m branch length. Their reason is to maintain it's size in relation to the small garden and space it is growing in.