T1 - Beech T2 - Beech T3 - Beech T4 - Horse Chestnut T5 - Horse Chestnut T6 - Yew T7 - Yew T8 - Yew T9 - Cherry T1 - Beech - none. T2 - Beech - small branch still has to be removed. T3 - Beech - the crack in the wall appears to have increased since last year. T4 - Horse Chestnut - the one lowest branch overhanging the road should be removed to eliminate the possibility of damage to phone lines should it fail. T5 - Horse Chestnut - the stem next to the house has been pollarded and is re-growing well. The two stems next to the road should now be pollarded. T6 - Yew - the minor internal deadwood is still present. T7 - Yew - rather than remove the branch back to the stem there has been removal of the branch ends. The branch should be removed back to the main stem. T8 - Yew - the ivy is re-growing and should be severed again. T9 - Cherry - the table and chairs have been relocated. The point at which the crown break occurs is potentially weak with the possibility of any one of a number of branches stripping outwards. The main target would be a parked car. Serious consideration should be given to a ring type Cobra bracing system. Remarks: