Austin Tree Care LTD

88 Tenison Road Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB1 2DW

Robinia - Remove to ground level

22 Angle End Great Wilbraham Cambridgeshire CB21 5JG

Liriodendron Tulipifera - Undertake a sympathetic crown reduction by removing 1 to 1.5m using the drop crotch method. Tree group 1 (viburnum, prunus, tillia, bay etc) - Undertake crown reductions by up to 1m using the drop crotch method.

50 High Street Milton Cambridgeshire CB24 6DF

Acer Platanoides 'Crimson King' - Undertaking a crown reduction by removing up to 1.5 metres using the drop crotch method. Thin crown by 10%. And remove the two lower, short woody stems over neighbours side. (These have been cut previously without leaving suitable growth points so are covered in bushy 'leggy' growth) Betula Pendula - Reduce overhanging branches on neighbours side (north) by approximately 1.5 metres using the drop crotch method, selecting suitable growth points and maintaining the trees natural appearance. We will achieve this by making cuts no larger than 50mm in diameter.

26A High Street Histon Cambridgeshire CB24 9JD

T1 - Leylandii X Cypresses - Remove Tree

47 Woollards Lane Great Shelford Cambridgeshire CB22 5LZ

T1 - Liquid Amber - Sympathetic crown reduction by up to 1m using the drop crotch method and crown lift to approximately 3m above ground level.

34 Church Street Fen Ditton Cambridgeshire CB5 8SU

Yew (Taxus Bacata) - Remove and replace with another Yew away from boundary

15 Babraham Road Sawston Cambridgeshire CB22 3DQ

Sycamore (Acer) - To undertake an all around crown reduction by approximately 2-2.5m. TPO 008 (1967) T9 This tree was cut back badly in the past. lots of stubs were left which has resulted in pollard like regrowth. The reduction should be undertaken using the false crotch method where possible. With the long term goal of restoring the trees natural form.

1 Park Lane Histon Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB24 9EH

2 x Tilia x Europaea (Lime trees), Remove the two lowest branches hanging over the garden of 5 harding way, one from each tree. Reason: This is due to shading of the garden and concerns of previous shedding of deadwood.