3rd January 2024

Erection of detached garage following demolition of existing garage

1st June 2023

The tree is a conifer to the right of a walk way through to the grounds of the property - it needs to be removed as the tree (a conifer) to the left has died (this has already been identified with photos). The removal of both trees will allow replanting o

27th April 2023

Pine Tree (see Photo A) - we would like to chop out top of tree and see what happens. It has been done previously as shown in Photo B. If it sorts itself out that will be wonderful as we are very appreciative of its qualities: it looks lovely and contribut

19th April 2023

T1; Ash - Suffering from 75% die back of Hymenocyphus fraxineus class 4 requires removal T2; Ash - Suffering from 50% die back of Hymenocyphus fraxineus class 3 requires removal

23rd March 2023

Removal of the trees adjacent to north wall of Thornton le Dale Squash Club. One Fir tree and one Ash/Elm? These have both grown from saplings but now are reaching a size that concerns the Club/Building.

7th February 2023

T1- Lawson Cypress - crown reduction to prevent branches from covering chimney

31st October 2022

T1; Lime requires reduction of scaffold limbs to previous pruning points as recommended by John Clayton T2; Lime requires re-pollard to original pruning points

26th September 2022

2 x Lawson Cypress (A) removal as spreading into railings, cabels, road. 1 x Weeping Willow (B) crowning as risking wind damage. 3 x small Thujas (C) removal - not covered by regulations. 4 x Scots/Corsican Pines (D) need assessment/thinning as they threat

15th August 2022

T1; Sycamore requires removal due to previous crown failures on the northern side and upper canopy, leaving the remaining crown unbalanced and with poor form. Stem to be retained as a monolith and a new specimen to be planted nearby. T2; Sycamore requires

15th August 2022

Removal of Ash tree as displayed in Figure 1 of the supporting Arborist report. Removal of disproportioned Birch trees (T2 & T3) in the supporting report and the planting of two new trees (ration 1:1) to mitigate the impact of their removal.

7th March 2022

These four trees (all Ash) are all very overgrown, blocking light and covered in ivy. T4 is interfering with telephone wires. Proposed work T1 (2 stems): reduce crown by 6m; T2: reduce crown by 5m; T3: reduce crown by 5m; T4: reduce crown by 7m. Measuremen

25th November 2021

Ash - fell, because of die-back disease

19th November 2021

GROUP 1. T1 Cypress - occasional low branch to prune, undergrowing Yew to be reshaped into a ball. T2 Maple - crown lift to 3m and restructure of branch architecture to encourage growth. T3 Cypress - this large tree is to be removed to allow growth space f

17th September 2021

Cherry - fell. Tree is too big for small garden. Tree is blocking roadside verge forcing pedestrians to walk in road. Tree is blocking sight of Give Way sign. The tree branches are at the edge of the road, next year's growth will be into the road.

23rd April 2021

Change of use of agricultural land for the siting of 3 no. holiday let cabins with associated parking

1st March 2021

Lime Tree - remove branches causing damage to next door Bake House roof.

12th October 2020

One fir tree to fell - a poor tree not worth protecting.

29th September 2020

Mature Lime tree on the east side of the gate into the field. The tree was pollarded, when young, at 3 metres. Approx one third of crown is dead and the butt shows signs of vertical cracks as the limbs have moved. This tree could fall on the public highway

29th September 2020

Seven Cypress trees alongside public footpath inside garden boundary. Currently marked with red paint. These trees have multiple leaders and recently one brought down the electricity cables and another split and snapped the telphone cables. They are all mu

15th September 2020

Oak Tree - lateral crown reduction up to a maximum of 2m.

7th September 2020

As advised by Professional Arborist, David Bayes of Bayes Tree Services, Norton, Malton. T1; Birch (dead) requires removal due close proximity to highway. T2; Plum (dead fruit tree) requires removal to ground level. T3; Poplar requires removal due to unfav

18th August 2020

Early Mature Larch in garden - developing a lean and presents a potential hazard to occupants in garden.

5th August 2020

T1; Acacia; Remedial prune to re-balance eastern side of crown T2; Beech; Crown thin 15% T3; Yew; Crown lift to 3 metres over stream T4; Spruce; remove due to thinning crown and affecting T5 T5; Cypress; No work T6; Ash; remove due to ash die-back T7; Syca

11th July 2020

Tree in camping area is unsafe - should be felled or at best severely cut back.