Apex Environmental Ltd

1A The Grove Hampton In Arden Solihull B92 0HD

Discharge condition No. 3 (replacement trees) on planning approval PL/2025/02022/TPO dated 26/01/2026 to fell 14 common ash trees G01 (within 3 years), fell common ash trees T01, T02, T06, T09, T10, T22 and T24 (all within 3 years), fell Norway spruce trees T12, T15, T19, T25 and T26, and silver birch tree T21. Remove deadwood from Norway spruce trees T11, T13, T14 and T18, silver birch trees T16, T17 and T20, and pedunculate oak tree T23.

Bridge House 1A The Grove Hampton In Arden Solihull B92 0HD

Discharge condition No. 3 (replacement trees) on planning approval PL/2025/02022/TPO dated 26/01/2026 to fell 14 common ash trees G01 (within 3 years), fell common ash trees T01, T02, T06, T09, T10, T22 and T24 (all within 3 years), fell Norway spruce trees T12, T15, T19, T25 and T26, and silver birch tree T21. Remove deadwood from Norway spruce trees T11, T13, T14 and T18, silver birch trees T16, T17 and T20, and pedunculate oak tree T23.

4 Beacon Road Rolleston On Dove Staffordshire DE13 9EF

Felling of two Cedar trees (T1 and T2 of TPO462).

73 Derby Road Cromford Derbyshire DE4 3RP

T1 - Cypress - Fell to ground

73 Derby Road Cromford Derbyshire DE4 3RP

T1 - Cypress - Fell to ground

65A Four Ashes Road Dorridge Solihull B93 8LY

Fell sycamore tree (T1) - Recent inspection carried out found a large area of honey fungus goring at the base of the tree, bootlaces were running up the stem of the tree and bark flaking off, bark and tissues underneath soft. Tree is also dominant within the garden and the canopy overhangs the neighbours' property and covers close to 80% of the garden area. Any replanted tree will need to take in to account the smaller size of the garden. Once tree is removed, it is proposed to replant with a standard sized field maple tree within the rear garden.

108 Dorridge Road Dorridge Solihull B93 8BP

Fell yew tree (T1). Tree is dying back from the tips and the ends of the branches are now dead with no give or flex. The trees canopy is sparse and needles are falling off. The die back looks to be historic and has been like this for a few years. The tree is progressively getting worse. The tree is a shared tree with a boundary fence nailed to both sides. It has also been TEMPO assessed and the score comes out at under the merit for protection. The tree is in the back garden and has very limited public visual amenity value. As the tree is under this score and declining in health, the clients are putting in a six weeks notification of their intention to remove the tree.

Basement To Fourth Floors Haig House 199 Borough High Street London Southwark SE1 1HR

T01 False Acacia. Fell tree and grind stump due to significant decay in stem. Replace with a tree at or adjacent to the same locationT02 Wild Cherry. Reduce canopy back to previous pruning points T03 Wild Cherry. Reduce canopy back to previous pruning pointsT04 Wild Cherry. Reduce canopy back to previous pruning pointsT05 Rowan. Crown reduce by 30% Tree is in decline with deadwood in the canopy, and dead stemsT06 Willow. Fell tree and plant replacement adjacent to the same location Tree is causing damage to the retaining wall causing cracking.T07 Winter flowering cherry Reduce canopy back to previous pruning points T08 Wild Cherry. Fell tree The tree has been topped in the past and a significant limb removed at lower level. this has now created decay at the base. The tree is not visible from a public location and its removal would not be noticed. Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) to rear of 18-23 Chalconer Court: Lateral crown reduction and lift to provide a 2m clearance from roofs and rear elevations.

Technology Centre, Bozedown Drive, Whitchurch Hill, RG8 7QR

New electricity cable run is being placed around the site to update the old existing runs. The work is being carried out by contractors on behalf of the electricity board and BP Castrol. The works are being carried out by registered contractors and overseen by a project board and an Arboricultural Consultant. The remit is to retain all trees on site and to not disturb any tree roots greater than 25mm. Any roots discovered during this project of less than 25mm maybe cut back to allow for the pipe network to be installed. Trail pits have been dug and revealed a soil level of 500mm before starting to become clay. This is also confirmed by some of the works which showed that the soil then changing to heavy clay. It is unlikely that tree roots will be in this clay formation and therefore it is only the top 500mm that will be of concern.