Bradgate Park Landscape Tree Survey. Tree Schedule, Group Schedule, Woodland Schedule & Key to Schedule

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1 Bradgate Park Landscape Tree Survey Tree Schedule, Group Schedule, Woodland Schedule & Key to Schedule Appendix A of the Landscape Tree Survey Report On Behalf of The Bradgate Park Trust Bradgate Park Newtown Linford Leicester LE6 OHE By Ben Rose BSc(Hons) MSc DipArb(RFS) MArborA MICFor Chartered Arboriculturist Arboricultural Association Registered Consultant 11 th April 2014

2 Bradgate Park Full Tree Schedule TS ARBORICULTURAL APPRAISAL 1.1 The Tree Condition Assessments A total of 1954 living trees and a further 60 standing dead trees were recorded in the survey. An arboricultural assessment was only carried out on trees that were veteran or historic specimens, this included 651 trees. An assessment of a tree s condition and the environment around the tree gives an impression of the physiological vitality of the tree and of its expected tolerance to stress, wounding, pathogenic attack or competition. This evaluation of tree condition has informed the types of management that have been recommended. 1.2 Limitations This is a preliminary assessment from ground level and observations have been made solely from visual inspection for the purposes of assessment in terms relevant to veteran tree management. Only a trowel, mallet and fine manual metal probe have been used to aid tree assessment. No invasive or other detailed internal decay detection devices have been used in assessing trunk condition. The conclusions relate to conditions found at the time of inspection. As tree growth is continual and the effects of any debilitating factors may be progressive the recommended tree management works are valid for a period of five years only. Any change in the environment around a tree may have implications for tree health such as hydrological changes, extreme climatic events or other site works. If such changes do occur it may be sensible to re assess the tree(s). Since the survey was carried out in February and March the remains of fungal fruit bodies were often difficult to identify and many had completely decomposed and so subsequent inspections may confirm the presence of significant fungal species that were not visible during this survey. It should be noted that this survey is not a tree safety inspection; it has been carried out in order to inform the long term management of the trees at the site. But during the survey four trees were considered to be of safety concern; accordingly risk assessments have been recommended for these trees in the management specifications (trees numbered 1143, 1178, 1699 and 2998). 1.3 Recommended Arboricultural Works Suitable techniques and associated terminology are provided in the Tree Management Specification (Appendix B). A prioritised management schedule is also provided in the Tree Management Specification. The prioritization of works is normally dictated by the structural condition of the tree and how soon major limb loss or stem failure is expected. In some cases trees were observed to be in poor condition but there were few realistic forms of management; under these circumstances no management works have been recommended. Page 2

3 Bradgate Park Full Tree Schedule TS GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN THE WORKS SPECIFICATIONS Apply woodchip mulch: The mulch should be applied to a depth of 5 10cm around the tree; deeper layers should be avoided because excessive use of mulch can induce fermentation, immobilize nutrients, cut off the oxygen supply, and lead to tree death. The mulch layer should not be laid in direct contact with the base of the stem as the above harmful effects may cause bark death and leave the tree susceptible to colonization by pathogenic organisms. Bolling: A term usually used to describe pollard head (the original zone of primary pollarding). Sometimes the term also includes the main trunk of a pollard tree. Canopy: The extent of the tree s crown. Crown: That part of a tree where the greater mass of foliar bearing growth is present and is composed of limbs, branches and foliage. Crown clean: The removal of deadwood, rubbing limbs, crossing branches, abnormal limbs, subdominant leaders, and branches with a tight fork etc. The aim of crown cleaning is to encourage the crown to develop that will be free from any major physical weaknesses. Crown lifting: Crown lifting involves pruning to achieve a desired vertical clearance above ground level or other surface. This is sometimes necessary to facilitate site usage. The removal of whole limbs is sometimes specified, in other cases only the removal of branches that extend downwards from larger lateral limbs. In all cases the removal of whole branches is advised opposed to branch shortening (because this creates stubs). Crown reduction: Crown reduction alleviates biomechanical stress by reducing both the leverage and the soil area of the tree. It involves pruning growth to an appropriately sized lateral branch, twig or bud to leave well distributed weight balance as feasible. The general principle is that, following reduction, there should still be a strong framework of healthy small diameter branches and twigs capable of producing dense leaf cover during the following growing season. The crown should normally be reduced in proportion to its original shape unless the reduction is necessary to reduce the loading experienced by a structural fault. Crown stems: The limbs that grow vertically and develop from the main trunk. Drip line: The outermost extent of the tree s crown. End weight reduction: This involves selective pruning, through a combination of thinning and targeted reduction, of the crown periphery to achieve a specified percentage reduction of outer growth. Internal growth (particularly epicormic) should be retained and not damaged in the pruning process. The aim of end weight reduction is to reduce the mechanical loading on the lever arm of limbs whilst maintaining the natural form of the crown outline and fine branching. End weight reduction should not involve the creation of large diameter wounds. This form of management should not leave the tree with branch stubs or long branches with foliage only present at the tip. Epicormic growth: Growth derived from a dormant or adventitious bud on a main stem or branch. Such growth within the crown of fully mature and veteran trees is valued for longevity and its protection and promotion is an important aspect of veteran tree management. Basal epicormic growth is common on some trees, particularly lime trees. Group: Tree that form a cohesive arboricultural features (visually, culturally or aerodynamically) have been assessed as a group. Page 3

4 Bradgate Park Full Tree Schedule TS Lateral limbs: Crown limbs that grow horizontally away from the trunk. Limbs: The main branches that make up the framework of the crown. In these specifications 'branches' are smaller and originate on crown limbs. Monolith: A standing dead tree usually with truncated limbs and height that is retained for the benefit of local wildlife. Pollard: A tree that in the past has been subject to the removal of principal crown limbs from the top of the main trunk (bole), typically at 2 4m from ground level. This management produces a crop of branches which can be harvested in subsequent years. Re balance crown: This practice involves the pruning of the canopy to reduce the risk of large limb loss (and subsequent crown disintegration) by reducing wind loading on particular limbs. It should involve relatively light pruning to the periphery of the canopy and the use hand tools may be appropriate. Remove deadwood: Deadwood is valued for the range of habitats that it supports and so, wherever possible, it should be retained within the crown. Nevertheless it should be removed (or reduced to a stable size) where its retention will present a risk to where its presence poses an unacceptable level of risk to the public. When carrying out deadwood removal arborists must avoid injury to living bark or sapwood as this could lead to the development of further dysfunction and colonisation by decay fungi or pathogens. Stub: A short section of a branch extending beyond the branch bark collar. Stubs can be created by storm damage or result from previous pruning. Trunk: The main stem of the tree. Woodland: Land that is mostly covered with woods or dense growths of trees and shrubs. Page 4

5 Appendix A: Full Tree Schedule Site: Bradgate Park Surveyor: Ben Rose and Gill Day Date of Survey: February and March 2014 Tree Number 1001 English oak FM Veteran PL Access Twin stemmed. Both stems have been reduced in the past, now with 4 5m regrowth English oak FM Veteran PL None Burrs on the trunk. Cavity in upper part of the main trunk. The crown has retrenched and is now small English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Red oak M Historic PL Access No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL Access No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Access Several large trunk cavities. The crown has retrenched and is now relatively small English oak FM Veteran PL Access Hollow trunk. Unbalanced crown. Most of the crown has been shed but the remaining growth is healthy. G 2 Re balance the crown by removing 4 5m of growth from the overarching limb English oak FM Veteran PL Access Past height reduction English oak FM Veteran PL Access The trunk is very hollow at the base. Trunk cavity at 6m. Heavy crown limbs. G 2 Reduce the crown by 25%. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran PL Hollow trunk. Unbalanced crown. Most of the crown has been shed but the Access remaining growth is healthy Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present. 2 2

6 1017 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Old pollard. Hollow trunk. Horizontal crack in the trunk at 2.5m. Slight trunk lean. Past crown reduction. Decay at base of large lateral limb to south. F 2 Reduce the tree's height by 5m. Reduce the larger lateral limbs by 4 5m. Re balance as feasible English oak FM Veteran PL Old pollard. Bark wounding at base next to the drive. Recent crown reduction. Pollard Sparse foliage. Few options for management. P 2 No action required at present English oak EM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Old pollard. Hollow trunk. Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well English oak M No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC Past pruning wounds. No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present Alder M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Old pollard. Central stem has been lost and two main stems remain. Past crown reduction English oak FM Veteran PL Access Leaning tree. Possibly an old pollard. Decay at the base of the main trunk. G 2 Reduce the tree's height by 50% English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC Minor root decay. Sparse foliage. Chlorotic. Unidentified toadstools at base. P 3 No action required at present Blue atlas cedar 162 FM Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P None Cavity at base. Leaning trunk. Small crown English oak FM Veteran P None Cavity in large root to east. Leaning trunk. Small crown Red oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

7 1037 English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P None Hollow trunk. Unbalanced crown. Most of the crown has been shed but the remaining growth is healthy. Past pruning works English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Small crown. Shaded by companion trees. F 2 Pollard the adjacent trees (T1040 and 1041) English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Sparse foliage in the upper crown. Past crown reduction. P 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well. Good growth in the lower crown English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic P EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic P EyeC Trunk decay. Large scars from past limb loss. Unbalanced crown. F 3 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None Hollow trunk. Small crown English oak M Veteran P Pollard Suspected internal trunk decay. Reduced crown size English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Past heavy reduction. Good shoot growth in the lower crown. Fistulina hepatica Pollard observed in several locations English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Large trunk cavities at 2.5m and 3m. Past reduction of the main stem English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Hollow trunk. Small crown after heavy crown reduction. Wide trunk. Bark exudations. Old Fistulina hepatica brackets at base. Internal trunk 1055 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard F 2 No action required at present. decay. Small crown after heavy crown reduction English oak M Veteran P None Hollow trunk. Reduced crown size English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Old brackets of Laetiporus sulphureus at base. Exposed roots with some decay. Large cavity in lateral limb to south. Past crown reduction. F 2 Reduce end weight of lateral limbs to south by 25%. 3

8 1058 English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak A Veteran P Pollard Very large old tree. Basal trunk cavity. Past crown reduction English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Use of a sounding mallet indicates that the trunk is decayed. Three crown stems from 4m. Past crown reduction with decay extending from the points of reduction. Good growth in the lower crown. G 2 Reduce the height of the tree by approximately 5m. Retain all lower growth English oak FM Veteran P Pollard The crown is naturally retrenching Monkey puzzle M Historic P EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Access Extensive sapwood decay on trunk. Old Fistulina hepatica bracket fungus 2.5m. The crown has been removed but there is one live branch at 5m to north. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Large old tree. Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well English oak FM Veteran P None Deadwood and stubs in the crown. G 2 No action required at present Blue atlas cedar 225 M Historic P EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P None 1069 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Burrs on the trunk. Past crown reduction. Decay in all the major limbs but good foliar coverage. Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well. The central stem has extensive decay. Risk of failure at the old pollard point. G 2 Reduce the crown by 50%. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction and the tree has responded well. The bases of all the upper crown stems have extensive decay. Risk of failure at the old pollard point. G 2 Reduce the three upper crown stems to approximately 2.5m in length. Retain all lower growth English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Two of the main stems are now 1m stubs with vigorous shoot growth beneath. Several large trunk cavities. Hole in trunk to north at 5m English oak FM Veteran P Basal trunk hollow. Old pollard but there is one dominant stem remaining. Cavity at Pollard the base of the main crown stem but good reaction wood response English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Minor deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Hollow trunk with strong reaction wood growth around the edges of the cavity. A large crown stem originates at approximately 8m.

9 1075 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Large open hollow on the northern side of the trunk. Recent heavy reduction. And the tree seems to have responded reasonably well English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Decay at the old pollard point where the crown stems originate. G 2 Reduce the two largest stems by 5 6m in length English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Trunk decay. Old Fistulina hepatica fruit body at 2m. Cavity at the old pollard point where the crown stem originates. Small crown. New shoot growth developing well in the lower crown. Shaded by the nearby monkey puzzle (T1078) Monkey puzzle M Historic P EyeC Resin exudations from the trunk. If these exudations become worse and the crown thins this tree should be removed. F 4 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon FM Historic P EyeC Large scars from past limb removals. Co dominant crown stems. Small holly established in crevice at 6m. F 3 No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1084 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk decay, open hollow at 2 4m. Old Fistulina hepatica fruit body at 2m. Good foliar coverage. Four co dominant stems, but one is now a 3m stump. Possible bundle planting. Old Fistulina hepatica fruit body at 4m. Recent heavy reduction to the three remaining stems with good response of new shoot growth English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk decay, open hollow at 2 4m. The crown is naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown. The crown is naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Basal hollowing. Two main stems. The smaller stem has extensive decay and a high risk of failure, but it a reduction of that stem is likely to be infeasible. Large scar on bigger trunk at 10m English oak M Veteran PL None Past crown reduction. Cavities in crown stems English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Internal trunk decay. Cavity at 4m. Unbalanced crown. G 2 Reduce the crown by 40%. Retain all lower growth Larch 184 M Historic PL Loose bark and bark exudations at base. Tree in decline, probably due to Access Phytophthora ramorum. P 3 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present. 2

10 1092 English oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM Included bark in main fork unions. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Access Old bark wounding at base. Four main stems, one is a 4m stump. Possible bundle planting. Recent heavy reduction but the growth response is weak. P 2 No action required at present English oak M Historic PL None Leaning tree. Decay at the base of the trunk associated with the loss of a former stem. Cavity at the top of the trunk. G 3 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Basal hollow. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Basal hollow. Recent crown reduction. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Upper crown dieback. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Basal decay. Laetiporus sulphureus at base. Two main stems, one has recently been reduced to 5m and the other has had a crown reduction. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Upper crown dieback. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Trunk lean. Tall tree. Signs of torsion cracks on the trunk. G 2 Top the tree at a height of approximately 12m English oak M Veteran PL None Small patch of basal decay. Large stub at 16m. Upper crown dieback. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

11 1113 English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y Apparent stress. No action required at present Red oak Y Basal wounding, possible Phytophthora ramorum. No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Small basal cavity. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Leaning tree. Decay at the base of the trunk associated with the loss of a former stem. Cavity at the top of the trunk. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM No action required at present English oak FM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. Two large scars on the trunk. Deadwood in the crown. Upper crown dieback. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Undermined root plate. Loose bark. Past crown reduction. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. Loose bark. Past crown reduction. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None Trunk decay. Most of the crown is dead but one limb remains. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None Basal cavity. Trunk cavity at 4m. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None Two stems and they both have extensive decay. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present.

12 1137 English oak M Veteran P None Small basal cavities. Two co dominant stems. Past crown reduction. F 2 No action required at present English oak 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None 1140 English oak FM Veteran P None Basal hollowing. Two stems have been removed leaving one remaining, this has a large scar from 1.5m to 15m. Twin stemmed. The lateral limb in the upper crown has decay at the point of attachment. Possible bundle planting. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P None Three co dominant crown stems. Past crown reduction. Possible bundle planting English oak M Veteran P None Twin stemmed. Possible bundle planting. Cavity at 3.5m. Past crown reduction but now this tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran P None Basal decay. Trunk decay. Heavy limb over footpath. G 2 Carry out a tree risk assessment. RM 1144 English oak M Veteran P None Basal decay. Past crown reduction. Sparse growth in the upper crown English oak M Veteran P None Trunk decay, hollows and deadwood English oak M Veteran P None Twin stemmed. Possible bundle planting. Scars, deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran P None Natural pollard. Extensive trunk decay English oak M Veteran P None Basal decay where two former stems have been removed. Sparse growth in the upper crown English oak M Veteran P None Small basal cavities. Laetiporus sulphureus at 1m. The top has been shed from 15m English oak M Veteran P None Trunk cavity from 3 5m English oak M Veteran P None Natural pollard. Extensive trunk decay. Good foliar coverage English oak FM Veteran P None Basal hollows. Twin stemmed. Possible bundle planting. The largest stem has a large trunk cavity containing Laetiporus sulphureus. Past crown reduction. Scars, deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Exposed roots. Internal trunk decay. Lightning strike English oak FM Veteran P Pollard The trunk is an open hollow. Past fire damage. Small but healthy crown English oak FM Veteran P Pollard The trunk is an open hollow. Small crown. F 2 No action required at present.

13 1157 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard The crown has been lost from 3m. Hollow trunk. Small and unbalanced crown that has developed from one remaining side limb. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard One cavity at the top of the bole. Numerous large limbs comprise the crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard 1163 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Basal cavity. Leaning tree. Past fire damage. Cavity at the top of the trunk. Past crown reduction. Two stems that have both been pollarded. Large cavities in both trunks revealing extensive hollowing. Past fire damage. Both stems have recently been heavily reduced. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P Pollard Open hollow trunk. Crown leans to east. F 2 No action required at present. stemremains English oak M Veteran P Pollard One upright Old cavities at pollard point. Sparse growth in the upper crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P Pollard Trunk decay from past limb loss. Reduced crown size. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction. Cavities at the bolling point. Good growth in the lower crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction. Cavities at the bolling point. Good growth in the lower crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Open hollow trunk. Reduced crown size. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Silver birch SM Growing out of a dead stump. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran P Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present.

14 1178 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Past crown reduction. Heavy limb above a weak attachment point. Footpath under the crown. F 2 Carry out a tree risk assessment English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Cavities in surface roots. Past limb reduction. F 2 No action required at present. RM 1180 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Extensive trunk decay. Few options for management. P 2 No action required at present Silver birch EM No action required at present Silver birch Y No action required at present Silver birch Y No action required at present English oak 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran P Pollard Cavities in surface roots. Past crown reduction. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran P Pollard Cavities in surface roots. Extensive trunk decay. Most of the crown has been shed but a new, smaller crown has regrown. Neglected pollard. Tall crown stems. Large cavity where a previous crown stemhas 1187 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard been shed in the past. Risk of major limb loss. Reduce the crown by G 2 approximately 4m in all directions English oak FM Veteran P Pollard Most of the crown has been shed. Large open cavity at the bolling point English oak FM Veteran P Pollard 1190 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard 1191 English oak FM Veteran P Pollard 1192 English oak M Veteran P Pollard 1193 English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Some dead sapwood to the east. Fistulina hepatica at 3m. High pollard. Crown stems have been shed in the past. Past crown reduction. Burrs on the trunk. Cavity at 4m where a major limb has been shed. Past crown reduction. Good foliar coverage 8n the lower crown. Multi stemmed tree, possible bundle planting. One stem has been removed 8n the past. Neglected pollard. Large trunk cavity where a previous crown stem has been shed in the past. Suppressed by larger companion tree. Very wide trunk. Past fire damage. Unbalanced crown. Heavy limbs to north. Risk that the shell of the trunk could split. G 2 Remove the lowest limb that almost touches the ground English oak FM Veteran PL None Extensive trunk decay. Reduced crown size. Few options for management. F 2 No action required at present. Very hollow trunk. Past fire damage. Leaning crown. A healthy young crown has 1195 English oak FM Veteran PL None developed. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young tree. Burrs on the trunk. The crown has been shed from 5m. A few young shoots have 1196 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard developed. G 2 Pollard the adjacent earlymature tree. P 2 No action required at present

15 Very hollow trunk. Relatively small crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the Remove the adjacent semimature tree English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard F 2 3 adjacent young tree English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Most of the crown has been shed. Large open cavity at the bolling point. This is Pollard the two adjacent earlymature trees. F 2 3 beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young trees to the north English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1201 English oak FM Veteran PL None 1202 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Large trunk cavity where a previous crown stem has been shed in the past. The young tree to the north has been planted too close to this tree. Very hollow trunk. Past fire damage. Leaning crown. A young crown has developed but it is very small at the present time. Very hollow trunk. Past fire damage. Leaning crown. A new crown has developed but it is small and beginning to get shaded by the adjacent trees. F 2 Reduce the upper crown stems to leave the overall tree height of approximately 12m. Also remove the adjacent young tree. F 2 No action required at present. F 2 Pollard the adjacent earlymature trees to the south of this tree. Pollard the two adjacent earlymature trees to the south. Most of the crown has died back kbut there is some growth throughout h the remaining ll h l 1203 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard P 2 crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young trees English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1205 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1206 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1207 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Most of the crown has died back but there is some growth throughout the remaining crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young trees. Trunk cavity. Relatively small crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young tree. Trunk cavity. Relatively small crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young trees. Basal hollow. Extensive trunk decay. Most of the crown has died back but there is some growth throughout the remaining crown. This is beginning to be shaded by the adjacent young trees. P 2 F 2 F 2 F 2 Pollard the four adjacent earlymature trees. Remove the adjacent semimature tree to the south. Pollard the four adjacent earlymature trees. Pollard the two adjacent earlymature trees English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk cavity revealing hollow trunk. Past crown reduction. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Trunk cavity revealing hollow trunk. Heavy crown limbs. F English oak FM Veteran PL Very hollow trunk. Past fire damage. Past crown reduction and the tree has Pollard responded very well, with approximately 4m regrowth English oak FM Veteran PL Basal cavity. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. This is beginning to be shaded by Pollard the adjacent young trees. G 2 G 2 Reduce tree height by 8m and remaining crown stems by 4 5m. Reduce tree height to 9m and retain all lower growth. Pollard the adjacent earlymature trees

16 1212 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large cavity at the bolling point. Heavy branch weight G 2 Reduce end weight of lateral limb to west by 30% English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large hollow trunk. Fire damage. A small crown has regrown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large hollow trunk. A small crown has regrown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large hollow trunk. A small crown has regrown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk cavity caused by major loss of crown stem. Beginning to be shaded by two adjacent young trees. F 3 Remove the two adjacent young trees English oak 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard The original crown has been shed from 5m and the remaining crown stems have been heavily reduced. Beginning to be shaded by three adjacent young trees. G 2 Remove the three adjacent young trees English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

17 1235 Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Very hollow trunk with one third missing completely from ground level to crown in west direction. Deadwood stumps and limbs. Holes in trunk English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Ancient PL Pollard Hollow trunk, split wide open. Past fire damage. Small healthy crown growing from hollow pollard structure. Tree at risk of shedding foliage bearing limbs. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 3m in all directions, (use a MEWP if possible) English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk missing one third. Small but healthy crown. Previous pollard remedial work. Two remaining main pollard stems also hollow but supporting small branches of remaining crown Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Crown die back on main stems extending from branches to and throughout trunk at Pollard ground level. Deadwood stubs, split limbs and hollows. F 2 No action required at present Scots pine EM No action required at present Hornbeam Y No action required at present Hornbeam Y No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Hornbeam Y No action required at present.

18 1256 Scots pine SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Lime Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Lime Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present Lime Y No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Pollard Core of trunk deadwood from ground level running into crown main branches with vigorous live growth on north and south sides supporting small healthy crown. Deadwood stumps and branches, holes, split with brown rot in base of trunk south side, small cavities on north side at 0.5m above ground level. Tree becoming shaded out by no and G 2 Remove adjacent trees numbered 1270 and Sweet chestnut 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present. 2

19 1278 Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow split rotted out trunk mostly deadwood with one small channel of live wood supporting very small live crown. Brown rot in trunk, deadwood stubs and holes Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk partially rotted and exposed on south side. Basal cavity at ground level on north side. Main branches have split out in crown and deadwood branches and stubs remain Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime Y No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Lime EM No action required at present.

20 1300 Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime M No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present Scots pine SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present.

21 1324 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land Large scar on trunk with associated decay. Fire damage at base. Crown has good foliar coverage Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

22 1348 English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present.

23 1372 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Hollow trunk, mostly deadwood with one small live branch bearing small, healthy Pollard crown. Holes, deadwood stumps, cracks and fallen large deadwood Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present. Heavy live branches bearing small, healthy crown. Holes, hollow deadwood branch 1381 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard stubs, cracks and fungal bracket remains at 2m above ground on SE side. Few options for management at the present time English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

24 1395 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk 1m above ground with adventitious roots growing into debris, cavity at ground level to W side, trunk cracked beside deadwood plate 3m high from ground and 1/2m wide to N side. Deadwood branches and stubs. Wide healthy crown. G 2 Reduce crown by 4 5m in all directions English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Forked semi hollow trunk cracked with cavity from ground up to twin stem union. South trunk dead, north trunk supports small healthy crown leaning over stream and wall. Deadwood snags and branches throughout, large fallen deadwood. Holes, splits and cracks. Fungal bracket decayed on W side of live trunk English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sycamore FM Historic PL Pollard Holes at branch bases, cavity in main scaffold branch at 6m above ground to E side. Watery exudant 3m high on E side of trunk. Growing into wall on N side. G 3 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

25 1414 English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Holes, cracks, splits, large deadwood within main stem on N side with exudants. Cavity at 2m in trunk on S side and at 5m, also in crown on W side where branches have snapped out. Large deadwood stumps and branches throughout healthy crown. Good woundwood formation English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cracks in bark at ground level and on S side at 1.5m revealing deadwood core of trunk. Holes, cavities and loose bark in trunk at pollard branch bases. Woodpecker type hole in trunk at 6m on N side, possible bat roost. Small healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk split from ground to top at N, from 1m up to W, from ground in E and with open hole from S to N side. South side of trunk deadwood. Small healthy crown supported by live trunk on North English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Hollow trunk with two thirds missing to N side. Splits in remaining shell. Deadwood Pollard branches and snags. Small healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with one third missing to E side and fire damage. Deadwood stubs, branches and snags throughout healthy crown.

26 1433 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1434 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at 1m on N side with crack in deadwood up to hollow in crown. Vertical dead pollard stems. Dieback in not so vigorous crown Open hollow trunk with two thirds gone. Large fallen deadwood pieces. Horizontal hollow open branch supporting half of small crown. Holes, cracks, splits and deadwood branches. Crown dieback. F 2 No action required at present. F 2 No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at base with inrolling seam of decay up to hollow in crown. Crown stems drawn up by taller plantation to north. Large stub in lower crown. Small holes. Large, horizontal lower limb extending to west Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Small cavity at ground level on east side and small hole on west. Cavity at 2m on west side where large lower branch has snapped out. Branch holes and cavities at 4m above ground in trunk on north side. Large deadwood branch snags. Hollow trunk at 6m supporting healthy crown. Will become shaded out by tree no over time English oak SM Planted in memory of Violet Mary Naylor 1993 and Wilfred Naylor No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Small cavity at ground level on west and south side with black exudant above at 1.5m. Main leader has been lost from 7m. Branch holes and cavities. Large deadwood branch snags throughout crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

27 1451 English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Large hollow trunk with deadwood at 2m. Cracks, holes, snags, hazard beams, Pollard deadwood fallen and in healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Half north side of trunk is deadwood and has snapped out, remaining trunk is hollow with signs of fungal decay but not bracket signs. Small crown with small deadwood. F 2 No action required at present.

28 1472 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1473 Sweet chestnut SM Hollow trunk at 1m above ground. Small holes and cavities around base. 1/3 trunk on south side is deadwood with cracks. Large deadwood branches and branch with cavity on top side leaning to west. Small deadwood in healthy crown. Tree becoming shaded by tree no Pollard to prevent shading of adjacent veterans English oak FM Veteran PL Hollow trunk 1/3 standing, 1/3 fallen growing as phoenix, 1/3 deadwood stump and Pollard fallen deadwood. Holes, cavities, healthy crown leaning to west English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1477 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1478 English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk open to south side. Holes around base and on north side at 1.5m. Hollow cavity in lower Large side branch to west. Large deadwood snags and branches in small healthy crown. Becoming shaded by tree no Small holes and cavities at ground level around trunk base. Large deadwood snag with holes at 2m on north side. Hollow trunk beginning at 2m above ground with branch holes. Large deadwood branches in healthy crown. Hollow trunk, open on north and east side from ground level. Deadwood branches, snags and holes in small, healthy crown. Tree leans to south. The southern side of the trunk is at risk of being shed. G 2 Reduce all the stems on the southern side of the crown by approximately 1m. Use a MEWP for this operation Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with open cavity to north. Large deadwood 3m standing trunk to west. Branches with hollows, cavities and splits. Large cavity at 3m on south side. Healthy crown.

29 1487 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollowed out trunk with only 1/5 remaining standing after past fire damage. Remains of trunk stump 1.5m to east at ground and as fallen deadwood. Various lichens on south facing branches, deadwood snags and small branches throughout healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM 1492 English oak SM Cavities and holes around base. Very hollow trunk at 1m with tree split open to 1493 English oak A Veteran PL Pollard north and south side. Fallen deadwood at base. Stubs and dead branches in crown. Remains of fungal bracket at 2m on west side. Cavities and vertical splits in scaffold branches. Healthy canopy with good growth in the lower crown. Becoming shaded out by trees no.1492 and no G 2 Pollard or remove to prevent shading of the adjacent veteran. Pollard or remove to prevent shading of the adjacent veteran. Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Cavities, holes, cracks around base. Hollow trunk open on south side with previous fire damage. Fallen deadwood with deadwood snags, branch holes and branches in small healthy crown. Becoming shaded out by tree no English oak SM Pollard or remove to prevent shading of the adjacent 3 veteran English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Former high pollard. Fallen deadwood. Large deadwood snapped out lower branches with cavities and hollows at 3m with wood pecker type hole on south side. Mass of epicormic shoots above 6m. Large deadwood in healthy crown Sweet chestnut SM Pollard or remove to prevent shading of the adjacent veteran. 3

30 1499 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large hollow trunk with deadwood at 2m. Cracks, Large fallen deadwood. Hollow trunk with major lower branch snapped out to east with decayed fungal bracket 3m at top side of branch cavity with typical brown rot. Deadwood branches within small healthy crown. Remains of deadwood trunk standing at 2m above ground to west English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk open to west with deadwood from ground level to crown. Large fallen deadwood. Deadwood branches, snags and vertical cracks in healthy crown. Tree leans to east away from hollow trunk creating an unbalanced and vulnerable crown shape. G 2 Reduce tree height by approximately 5m and rebalance crown as feasible English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk from ground level with openings on north and south side. Large holes where former branches have snapped out now as fallen deadwood. Snags hollows and deadwood in healthy crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at base with hollow trunk open to west and tree leans to east. Large deadwood branch stubs. Signs of exudants from trunk. Vertical splits and hollows in branches. Good growth in the lower crown Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk open on south east side from ground level. Full crown with good foliar coverage. Holes and cavities around base. Fallen deadwood. Cavities in trunk at 9m. Large vertical splits and cracks in stem. Exudants inside trunk. Tree at risk of trunk failure or shedding a major limb. G 2 Reduce upper crown by approximately 3m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present. 2 2

31 1514 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk 1/3 remaining, leaning to west. Large fallen deadwood, hollows where branches have snapped out or been removed from west side and from crown which is small and healthy English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large fallen deadwood branches, hollow trunk with small holes around base. Large hole at 2m on south side. Cracks, holes and crevices in branches and deadwood plates in crown. Deadwood in small healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large fallen deadwood branches, hollow trunk with small holes around base. Large hollow trunk open to south side. Cracks, holes and crevices in branches and deadwood plates in small healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk open on east side from ground level. Naturally retrenched crown with good foliar coverage. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Hollow trunk with opening to west. Tree leans to northeast. Remnant crown is small Pollard in size. Few options for management Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Collapsed pollard growing as phoenix tree. Hollow trunk forming arch back to ground where crown grows up in west. Cavities, hollows, holes and vertical splits. Deadwood stubs and branches throughout small, healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present.

32 1533 Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk open at 2m with small holes at base on south. Exudants at base and from trunk at 3m. Deadwood snags, hollows and vertical splits throughout small, healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk open to north, hlf half standing, half hlfas fll fallen deadwood d dwith large branches. Snags, branch holes and deadwood throughout healthy, small crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow open trunk, half gone completely on the north side. Shiny black tar like exudants from many cracks inside trunk. Vertical splits, hollows and cracks in main branches with deadwood stubs and snags throughout small, healthy crown Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk at 1m above ground. Trunk has split out and large branch is fallen deadwood. Crown has been reduced previously and tree is propped on the west side. Small holes, vertical splits and snags. Small deadwood in healthy crown. Picnic bench located under the crown. G 2 Reduce end weight of limbs extending to the east by 25%. Also move the bench out of falling distance from this tree. 2

33 1551 English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Land Hollow trunk with holes at base. 2/3 of trunk missing, open to the south. Vertical splits with hollows in branches. Small, healthy crown. F 3 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk that leans heavily to the northwest, the crown also extends in this direction. Risk of trunk failure. G 2 Reduce crown to north and west by approximately 3m English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk. Quite a large and healthy crown. Risk of trunk failure. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with 2/3 missing, open to west with hole on east side. Large fallen deadwood. Small, decayed fungal brackets at 1.5m on east, possibly Fistulina hepatica. Vertical cracks inside trunk. Cavities in main branches. Deadwood branches, snags and stumps throughout healthy crown. Hollow trunk 1/2 deadwood standing with holes and vertical cracks. Fallen 1556 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard deadwood. Vertical hollows in main branch. Deadwood stubs in healthy, small crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Wide spreading horizontal rootplate with holes around base. Holes, cavities, hazard beam splits, deadwood snags and branches throughout healthy crown English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Two large stems, crown dieback. Tree is in advanced decline and unlikely to respond positively to pruning. P 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with 1m opening at 1.5m on east with buckling bark plates on west side. Large deadwood branch snags. Hollow at 6m on south side. Small hole at 9m on west side, possible bat roost.

34 1566 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with 1/2 missing on west side and 1m. Opening on north. Small holes at ground level. Deadwood branch stubs and branches in small, healthy crown which has been previously reduced. Tree has responded well English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk. Quite a large and healthy crown. Risk of trunk failure. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Tall crown stems above a very hollow trunk, also with a significant weight imbalance to the northwest. Some new shoot growth in the lower crown. G 2 Reduce the tree height by 50% and retain all lower growth English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Unbalanced crown. Reduce G 2 Reduce tree height by approximately 3m English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Alder M Fungal brackets from base to 9m on north side. Tree in decline. No action required at present Alder M Tree shows weeping, tar like spots as in Phytophthora symptoms and a cream coloured brown toped small bracket on the south at base, tree has been previously pruned severely. No action required at present Alder EM No action required at present Alder M Phytophthora symptoms. No action required at present Alder M No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon FM Historic PL Water 1580 English oak FM Historic PL Water 1581 Deodar cedar FM Historic PL Water Root plate compacted and dead roots exposed on south side with cracked bark showing resin bleed at 1m. Tree crown is sparse due to extensive past pruning. Root plate compacted and roots exposed on south side Tree crown has had extensive past pruning, poor wound reaction wood, deadwood branches, stubs and snags. Root plate compacted showing dead roots on south side. Stem has been deadwood pruned, past extensive deadwood branches above dead roots on south. F 3 No action required at present. F 2 No action required at present. F 3 No action required at present.

35 1582 English oak FM Historic PL Water 1583 Wild Service tree M Historic PL Water Decayed black/brown fungal bracket at base on east side where large lower branches have been past pruned to trunk. Sparse crown has been previously reduced. Poor wound wood response. Crown dieback. Tree has large wound at 1.5m on south where branch has torn out and shows signs of decay on deadwood as black, charcoal like stains. F 2 No action required at present. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Water Rootplate compacted and severely eroded on south by river. Previous lower branched removed. Deadwood throughout crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Small tree showing general signs of decline and deadwood in sparse crown. No action required at present Alder M Poor form with much epicormic growth from base. No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Water Tree has been previously pruned, has compacted root plate and deadwood in crown. Decayed black fungal bracket remains near tree base on north. Tree has shed large 1589 English oak M Historic PL Water lower limb and has been pruned previously showing poor wound wood response. Deadwood in crown Deodar cedar M Historic PL Water Root plate compaction. Deadwood at base of trunk on north and west side with signs of internal decay and slight bulge in trunk above. Stem has been dead wooded. G 3 No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Water Root compaction. Deadwood small and medium in crown with branch hollows and stubs Alder M Tree overhangs stream with root plate exposed on bank. Previous branch reduction. No action required at present Alder M 1595 Alder M Tree overhangs stream with root plate exposed on bank. Previous pruning or main branches. Tree grows in stream with root plate exposed on island. Previous pruning of main branches. No action required at present. No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Water Root compaction, pruning history, deadwood branches, stubs and dieback in crown. F 2 No action required at present Deodar cedar FM Historic PL Water Tree has root compaction and water erosion where it leans to south at stream edge. Has pruning history and large bird nest in crown. G 3 No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present.

36 1599 English oak FM Historic PL Water Root plate compaction. Large vertical 1m open wound on north at 2m high showing severe internal decay in trunk and on south large wound at 2.5m side with signs of internal decay and vertical crack from wound top to ground where tree is closing crack at 1m. Stem has been pruned or dead wooded crown contains deadwood and die back. F 2 No action required at present Alder M Fungal brackets at base on east side. Tree in decline. No action required at present Alder M Decayed brown fungal brackets at base on north side, and Armillaria spp. Toadstools. Sparse crown has been previously reduced/topped. Poor wound wood response. Crown dieback. No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Water Tree has been previously pruned, has compacted root plate and deadwood in crown English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC Past flaying damage at base but the trunk is now fenced. Past crown lift. F 3 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Small cavities around base. Twisted hollow trunk, cracks in deadwood half of trunk on south side, decayed small toadstools at base. Holes, hollows, cavities in upper crown where previous lower branches have been removed. Deadwood stubs in small, healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present Beech FM Historic PL Water Well established tree in good health Alder Y No action required at present Alder M Tree in general decline No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Land Twin stems, with holes, hollows, cavities, splits and deadwood both large and small throughout small, healthy crown Noble fir SM No action required at present Birch SM No action required at present.

37 1617 English oak M Historic PL Land Well established tree in good health English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1620 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1621 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities and holes around base. Hollow trunk at pollard height. Cavities and vertical splits in deadwood plate in south half of stem. No large branches remain but small, healthy crown. Cavities and holes around base. Hollow trunk at 0.5m Cavities and vertical splits in deadwood plate in south half of stem. No large branches remain but small, healthy crown. Cavities and holes around base. Deadwood plate to west in trunk with cracks and splits up to pollard site. Large holes in branch bases where tree has been repollarded reveal hollow trunk. Fungal bracket, decayed at 5m in last remaining large stem. Small crown with signs of dieback English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Tree is well established G 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Pollard A majority of the crown has been shed. It now has a squat crown that seems to be in good condition. There is a bench around the base Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Bacterial wetwood suspected in lowest lateral limb. Storm damage. P 2 No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Hornbeam SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon SM No action required at present Wellingtonia 330 M Historic PL Land Tree has established well.

38 1637 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities and hollows around base. Holes, cracks and loose bark around trunk, north side of which is deadwood. Main branches shed leaving small, healthy crown with large deadwood stubs, hollows and cavities at pollard knuckles Lime SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Fat trunk with open hollow. Two short crown stems remain. Recent crown reduction with approximately 1.5m regrowth. Cobra cable brace installed in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Scar in lower l8mb to south. Minor deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Past crown dieback but the tree now seems to be recovering. F 2 No action required at present. Fungal brackets at base up to 1m, on east and west side. Phytophthora type bleeding tar spots around trunk. Holes, hollows, cavities, longitudinal splits with inrolling 1644 Alder 327 FM Veteran PL Water woundwood. Woodpecker type hole in north branch at 6m, possible bat roost site. F 2 No action required at present. Both of the two principal stems have snapped off at about 7m leaving the tree with a relatively small, low, and healthy crown Deodar cedar SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present Horse chestnut EM No action required at present Horse chestnut EM Symptoms of horse chestnut bleeding canker. No action required at present Horse chestnut EM No action required at present Horse chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM Tree in decline. No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Queen Adelaide's oak. Trunk lean but this is now propped. Hollow tree with young Pollard tree now growing in the cavity English oak SM No action required at present.

39 1656 English oak FM Veteran PL Large trunk with internal decay. Most of the crown has been shed but a new crown Pollard is developing from young shoot growth. Slight trunk lean English oak SM No action required at present Deodar cedar SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Tree is well established 1669 English oak M Historic PL Land Hollow with deadwood at base on south. Mass epicormic growth on trunk and in crown with deadwood snags, stubs and branches. Cavities, holes and cracks throughout small, healthy crown English oak M Historic PL Land Tree has been previously pruned, has small holes in root plate and deadwood and dieback in small crown. Poor wound wood response. F 2 No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present English oak EM Tree in general decline, with black stained spots at sites around trunk. No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Root plate compacted with roots exposed on south side, main branches have been reduced with large deadwood stubs with cracks and longitudinal splits. Poor wound wood response. Dieback in small crown. Tree in general decline. F 2 No action required at present.

40 1677 English oak SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land Hole in trunk base on south at ground level and large branch holes with decay at 2m around stem. Woodpecker hole with scratch marks around edge and dark stains below, very possibly a bat roost. Main branches have been reduced, leaving decayed stubs with hollows, vertical cracks and flaking bark. A small, healthy crown remains G 1 No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow in base on west side. Neglected pollard. Large cavity at 3m where a pollard stem has been shed. Deadwood branches, stubs and dieback in crown which has been reduced with poor wound wood response. Woodpecker type hole on south side of main branch at 6m above ground. Cracks, tears, flaking bark and holes throughout small, healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Small hollow at base on east side. Branch hole cavities, deadwood stubs, snags and Pollard branches with vertical cracks throughout crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1691 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open hollow in trunk from ground level to 2m on west side and hole at ground level on east. Branch holes, hollows and cracks of various sizes, deadwood branches, stubs and vertical cracks with flaking bark throughout small, declining crown. Trunk dead from ground level to deadwood main stem in crown on north side with vertical cracks, holes, hollows and cavities with deadwood branches, snags and stubs throughout small, healthy crown. Possible bat hole at 2m on north side. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

41 1693 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Tree growing on the bank of a brook. Naturally retrenching crown. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Land Trunk decay but the crown is relatively small. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak Y No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn 67 FM Veteran PL Water Growing out of a stream having fallen of bank. Old looking trunk with small, healthy crown English oak FM Historic PL Water Tree grows from stream and is almost completely deadwood standing with holes, good standing deadwood, hollows and cracked bark revealing hollow trunk on south side. There are a small number of twigs look possibly still alive in crown. Large deadwood stems, branches, stubs with cracks and holes throughout crown. Tree may contain large bird nest and bats. Tree could fail and fall in any direction. P 2 Carry out a tree risk assessment. RM 1700 English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Holes, cavities and hollows around base with large fallen deadwood on ground and hung up from small low branch. Vertical cracks and splits in trunk revealing deadwood and internal decay. Large deadwood stubs, branches and snags with cavities and hollows in crown where most large branches have gone. Possible bat roosts and woodpecker type holes throughout small, healthy crown. Tree is at risk from shading by tree no in future. G 2 Reduce east pointing heavy lower limb by 6m and two pointing south by similar amount to reduce weight Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Horse chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

42 1710 English oak M Historic PL Water Tree looks well established with strong lean to the south over the lake edge Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water Tree suppressed by neighbour. Poor form with co dominant stems with included bark below union. Main leading branch has damage and leans to east. Tree has been reduced in the past. F 2 Reduce large limb leaning east to below damaged site leaving smaller crown Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water Tree of poor form with lean to south over lake. F 2 No action required at present Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water Tree suppressed by neighbour. Cracks at base on south side reveal internal decay, hole at base to north. Tree leans to south east. Poor form with main stem snapped out. Main leading branch has damage and leans to east. Tree has been reduced in the past. P 2 No action required at present Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water Tree of poor form with lean to south over lake. Woodpecker hole at 9m in west pointing branch. Large lower limb has partially snapped out and leans over lake. F 2 No action required at present Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water Tree has small cavity revealing internal decay at base on north west side. Tree has lost co dominant stem, one tall branch with small crown remains Horse chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Horse chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water 1723 Horse chestnut M Historic PL Water 1724 English oak A Veteran PL Land Tree of poor form with longitudinal crack from base at ground level to 2m on west side and on east damage to base indicates internal decay. Main branches in crown have snapped out leaving deadwood scars and stubs. Remaining branches support small crown. Tree has small cavity on east and west at base. Black tar like spots and bleed from cracks around lower trunk and exposed roots on mound bank. Hole in bark on east side at 1m revealing internal decay at base. Tree has lost main stem, branch has long 2m scar with hole and decay, small crown remains. Past lower branch removed and tree shows poor wound wood response. Large fallen deadwood with 3 main branches snapped out on west side. Woodpecker type hole at 9m on west branch. Deadwood with cavities, stubs and scars throughout large, healthy crown. F 2 No action required at present. P 2 No action required at present.

43 1725 English oak FM Historic PL Water Tree roots exposed on bank and lake side. Large branches have been shed leaving large deadwood snags. Small deadwood and dieback throughout fairly sparse crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Horse chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Hawthorn 138 FM Historic PL Land Hollow twisting stem supports healthy, small crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 1734 English oak FM Veteran PL Land Fallen dead wood. Holes and hollows around base. Bark opening revealing deadwood core of trunk. Woodpecker hole on south at 2m. Large deadwood branches and snags with ihcavities, ii hollows and epicormic i shoots in healthy, h small crown. Hollows under roots around base. Large branches have snapped out throughout crown leaving stubs, cavities, vertical splits, hollows and a 1.5m scar in the trunk at 6m on the south side. Woodpecker type hole on south/east branch at 12m. Deadwood throughout healthy crown Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Horse chestnut SM 1738 Sweet chestnut SM Tree in general decline with symptoms of horse chestnut canker and Armillaria type toadstools on the east at 2m. Tree has loose, cracked bark revealing internal decay around base with decayed, Armillaria type toadstools growing at the base to the east. A past history of pruning to remove deadwood, no crown remains on the north/east side of the tree, the crown top is dead and the tree is in decline. No action required at present. No action required at present Horse chestnut M Historic PL Land Tree is in general decline with deadwood throughout the crown. F 3 No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land Tree is well established with various lichen species within the crown. G 3 No action required at present Sycamore FM Historic PL Land Tree has various lichen species and many small branch holes and cavities and deadwood throughout crown. F 3 No action required at present.

44 1742 Horse chestnut SM 1743 Horse chestnut SM 1744 Horse chestnut SM 1745 Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Pollard Tree has cracked bark around base with black exudants, typical of horse chestnut canker. Tree shows symptoms of horse chestnut canker with cracks and black exudants around base an from co dominant union with included bark. Tree in severe decline, showing advanced symptoms of horse chestnut canker on trunk, crown centre has decayed completely and is gone. Cavity at base, partially hollow trunk with epicormic shoots inside. Main branches are large deadwood with cavities, splits, stubs or missing. Small, healthy crown remains. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present London plane SM No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land 1748 Sycamore M Historic PL Land 1749 English oak M Historic PL Water 1750 Sycamore M Historic PL Water Twin stem tree with small hollow below stem union which has included bark at ground level where one stem grows into bank and leans north. Small holes throughout deadwood both large and small throughout small, healthy crown. Tree growing out of bank. Small cavities, branch hholes, stubs and vertical cracks throughout healthy crown. Tree grows from bank overhanging water where half root plate is submerged. Main branches have been reduced showing poor woundwood response. Large branch has snapped out leaving deadwood stub, cracked with one woodpecker hole below at 8m on south and another below at 7m on east branch. Deadwood and dieback throughout sparse crown. Tree grows from bank overhanging water where half root plate is exposed with cavity on west at base revealing internal decay and deadwood between roots on south at base. Main branches missing from east as suppressed by neighbour tree. G 3 No action required at present. G 3 No action required at present. F 2 No action required at present. G 3 No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Water 1752 Ash FM Veteran PL Land Tree grows from bank overhanging water. Twin stemmed at 1m with strong union to west and small hollows below to east. Leans to east away from neighbour tree. Growing out of a stream by a bank. Hollows, holes and cavities around roots and trunk which is hollow inside. Large cavity in main stem at 7m on east has vertical crack spreading 2m above to two smaller cavities on east. Branch hole on north at 6m. Crown has been pruned back to main stem with no woundwood response. Trunk may be entirely hollow. A small, healthy crown remains. G 3 No action required at present.

45 1753 English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Land Hollows under roots at base. Decayed fungal bracket at 6m on north trunk. Woodpecker hole at 3m on west beside decayed fungal bracket. Deadwood branches, stubs, cavities, snags and cracks both large and small throughout healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land 1763 English oak FM Veteran PL Land Tree growing out of bank, co dominant stems from 2m with east stem leaning at right angles away for 3m until becoming upright. Small cavity at 2m on north with black, tar like exudant. Deadwood, branch holes and stubs in crown. Large buttress rootplate exposed on bank ridge, hollow underneath east side, one main root decayed, deadwood showing. Main branches have snapped out or been pruned. Cavities, stubs, vertical splits, deadwood throughout healthy crown. 3 woodpecker holes at 10/12m on north branch. G 3 No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Land 1767 Ash M Historic PL Land Hollows around base and under exposed roots on west bank side of stream. Multiple decayed fungal brackets around base. Main branches have snapped out with cavities, branch holes, deadwood stubs in smaller, healthy crown. 2 Woodpecker holes at 3m on north and east side. Root plate exposed growing on west side of bank above stream. Main stem has snapped out leaving large open cavity with decayed hollow interior with second cavity below at 4m on east, leaving smaller, healthy balanced crown growing on west.

46 1768 Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Land Hollows around base and holes in bark revealing deadwood inside trunk. Large burrs on trunk with epicormic shoots. Main branches have died back and been pruned. Deadwood stubs, branches, cavities, cracks and snags throughout smaller, well balanced, healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land Hollow at base on north side, twin stem with strong union, main trunk leans to north with cavities and branch holes in crown with some deadwood. Tree grows from stream in to bank. G 3 No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Water Tree grows out of stream bank, poor form. Healthy crown. G 3 No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Water Tree growing on bank with half root plate submerged in water. Sealed vertical crack from 1/5m above ground to top of west stem, possible lightening strike. Twin strait stems at 6m with narrow branchless gap where west stem has cavities, cracks, rows of small holes, deadwood and vertical splits in crown. G 3 No action required at present Horse chestnut SM Tree in general decline. No action required at present Horse chestnut SM Tree in general decline. No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land Tree grows on bank above stream with cavity at ground level on west side with internal decay. Tree has twin stems at 2m, strong branch union, small holes and cavities with some deadwood in crown. G 3 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

47 1785 Sycamore M Historic PL Land Twin stems at 1/2m growing strait, close together, leaning to the north east. Deadwood exposed at base of west side stem. Small holes, cavities and deadwood in crown. G 3 No action required at present Sycamore M Historic PL Land 1787 Sycamore FM Historic PL Land Tree grows over stream from bank, crown missing on north and west side as is suppressed by neighbour tree. Metal bars embedded in trunk at 2m. Small holes and cavities in crown. Tree has holes at base revealing deadwood and decay. Deadwood, cavities and branch holes in crown. G 4 No action required at present. G 3 No action required at present Horse chestnut SM Tree in general decline, with horse chestnut canker symptoms. No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Pollard Hole at base on east side revealing hollow inside trunk. Large branch stub to north with 5 woodpecker holes at 3m. Cavities, snags, deadwood stubs and branches throughout large, healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Tree has history of branch reduction and removal including the leader. There is deadwood and dieback throughout a sparse, small crown. Poor woundwood F 2 No action required at present. formation Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Large number of main branches have torn out and have been pruned back to the stem leaving almost no crown on the north and east side with poor woundwood formation, cavity on west of trunk at 6m reveals deadwood and internal decay.

48 1802 English oak M Historic PL Land 1803 English oak M Historic PL Land 1804 English oak M Historic PL Land Hole in base on east, forked stem with strong union at 2m. Deadwood in healthy large crown. Hole at base on east side. Tree leans to the south. Cavities, snags, deadwood stubs and branches throughout sparse crown. Tree leans to the east, holes at the base, lower branches have shed or been pruned. Cavities and deadwood throughout healthy crown. G 3 No action required at present. G 3 No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Tree has shed branches and had main top branch reduced. Deadwood throughout healthy crown. G 3 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land 1810 English oak M Historic PL Land 1811 English oak FM Historic PL Land Hole at base, bark missing in small patch at 1.5m revealing deadwood with bark beetle exit chamber patterns. Longitudinal scar on north of trunk from 1m above ground to 4m. Large lower branches have been shed and pruned back to trunk or reduced with poor wound wood response and crown leader has gone leaving torn hollow with splits amid smaller, balanced, healthy crown. Large branches have shed or reduced to the stem, the top branch in the crown centre is deadwood which is also present within the lower crown. The north side half of the trunk is decay and deadwood with cracks surrounded by loose, flaking bark around the tree which has lost the entire crown at 6m leaving a large 2m long deadwood trunk piece below which a very small crown remains on the south/west. G 3 No action required at present. G 3 No action required at present. P 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Basal wound showing deadwood and internal decay on west. Branches have been shed or reduced to the stem. Deadwood and dieback throughout sparse crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land Deadwood trunk reduced to 5m with one small live branch at 3m on west. P 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Large branches have shed or reduced to the stem, the crown has gone from the north side and deadwood is present within the lower crown.

49 1818 English oak M Historic PL Land Large, branches have been shed or pruned to trunk with cavities, holes and deadwood in the small, healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land 1823 English oak M Veteran PL Land 1824 English oak M Historic PL Land Decayed root on south, decayed fungal bracket on pruned branch hole at 2m with black stain with poor woundwood response. Cavities, holes, vertical splits and deadwood and dieback throughout sparse crown. Large lower branches pruned to trunk with cavities, holes, hollows and deadwood snags and vertical splits throughout healthy crown. Tree has shed large branches and had main branches reduced. Deadwood, cavities and snags throughout healthy crown. P 2 No action required at present. Tree has shed large branches and had main branches reduced. Decayed fungal 1825 English oak M Historic PL Land bracket lying by base on west side below hollow branch stub at 3m. Deadwood, G 2 No action required at present. cavities and snags throughout healthy crown English oak FM Historic PL Land Small hollow at base on south side. Branch hole cavities, deadwood stubs, snags and branches with vertical cracks throughout crown. Some dieback in crown tip English oak M Historic PL Land Tree has shed large branches and has had branches reduced. Dieback in lower branches on east side of crown becoming sparse English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Land Tree has shed and had pruning to reduced large, lower branches with branch holes, cavities, scars with black exudant stains from both east and west lower branch holes at 3m. Deadwood snags, stubs and branches throughout healthy crown English oak M Historic PL Land Tree has shed and had pruning to reduced large, lower branches with branch holes, cavities, cracks, deadwood snags, stubs and branches and epicormic shoots throughout healthy crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

50 1833 English oak FM Veteran PL Land Hole in trunk on south at 1m revealing semi hollow trunk. large branch holes and torn out stubs with decay. Woodpecker hole at 6m on south. Main branches have been reduced, leaving decayed stubs with deadwood and dieback throughout sparse crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land 1836 English oak M Historic PL Land Dieback, epicormic shoots, snags and deadwood throughout small crown which has been reduced with poor woundwood response. Twin stems at 2m with strong union, woodpecker hole on west branch at 3m. Branches have been reduced with poor woundwood response. Deadwood throughout small, healthy crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Deadwood throughout healthy, well balanced broad crown English oak FM Historic PL Land Deadwood branches, holes, stubs, cavities and dieback throughout crown. Pruned branches with poor woundwood response English oak FM Historic PL Land Deadwood branches, holes, stubs, cavities and stubs throughout healthy, broad crown with epicormic shoots English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Large lower branches pruned to trunk. Small branch hole with black exudant stain at 4m on north. Deadwood branches, snags and vertical splits throughout healthy crown Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Land Vertical scar on north trunk side at 1m. Deadwood branches, pruned to stem with poor woundwood response and flaking loose bark around stem at 6m with cavities, holes, crevices, stubs, snags and deadwood branches throughout small crown English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present.

51 1850 English oak FM Veteran PL Land Holes, hollows and cavities around base of trunk, large, lower limbs pruned and crown heavily reduced. Cracked, flaking bark in patches around stem with dark stains and exudants from pruning wounds on north and east sides with degraded fungal bracket pieces on ground. Small, healthy and stable crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Land Cavity at base on north reveals internal decay. Woodpecker hole at 3m on north with black exudants. Cavities, holes, deadwood snags, stubs and branches throughout small, healthy crown English oak FM Veteran PL Land Holes, cavities with black exudants, deadwood stubs, snags, branches and branch holes where previous pruning has occurred, throughout small, healthy crown English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present Alder 290 M Historic PL Water Cracks, crevices, holes, deadwood stubs and branches throughout healthy crown Alder M No action required at present Alder M No action required at present Ash FM No action required at present Ash M Historic PL Water Tree growing on bank over stream with branch holes, hollows and cavities with black exudants, vertical splits, dead wood stubs and snags throughout small, healthy crown.3 Wood pecker type holes on south facing branches above 6m Alder Y No action required at present.

52 1867 Alder 252 FM Historic PL Water 1868 Alder 227 FM Historic PL Water Well established and balanced mature tree in good health with wide, low, healthy crown. Tree in severe decline with vertical, cracked, split bark on east of trunk revealing internal decay with degraded fungal brackets around 3/4 of trunk. Crown has mostly gone with deadwood and dieback. P 2 No action required at present Alder FM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present Birch SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land 1882 Alder 255 FM Veteran PL Water Large lower branches pruned to trunk. Small branch holes, deadwood branches, snags and vertical splits throughout healthy crown. Woodpecker hole at 3m on north facing branch stub. Trunk is open on south side from ground level to 2m revealing decayed interior with strong wound wood inrolling bark around cavity. Mass of epicormic shoots at base and degraded, vertical strip of small, brown fungal brackets on west from ground to 1.5m. Deadwood fallen and throughout crown where branches have been shed and previously pruned. Woodpecker holes at 6m, one on west and two on south side of main stem Alder FM No action required at present.

53 1884 Alder 255 M Historic PL Water 1885 Alder 207 M Historic PL Water 1886 Alder 198 M Historic PL Water Tree leans south away from stream with most of the healthy, balanced crown on the south due to past competition with neighbour tree now degraded. Woodpecker holes and cavities on west of stem at 5m and 9m. Mature tree on stream bank growing 1/2m close next to neighbour and leaning to south east, with small deadwood in healthy crown. Mature tree on stream bank similar to neighbour but leaning to west of no , with small deadwood in healthy crown Alder 172 M Historic PL Water Mature tree over hanging stream, leaning east ward with epicormic swellings around trunk base and minor deadwood in low, healthy crown Alder Y No action required at present Alder 233 M Historic PL Water 1890 Alder 213 M Historic PL Water Mature, well established tree with balanced crown on stream edge. Mass of epicormic growth around base. Small, mature tree with healthy crown overhanging stream growing from below base of dead alder stump surrounded by large fallen deadwood on south bank Alder 258 M Veteran PL Water Twin stemmed at 2m with strong union. Large base with mass of epicormic shoots. North stem overhangs stream, south stem is hollow and open on west side from 1m above ground to 5m with good inrolling bark formation at cavity sides. Both stems support small, healthy, low crown with holes and small deadwood throughout English oak FM Veteran PL Water Base of trunk and exposed rootplate overhang stream on north side with small holes under base of trunk at ground level on south side with a 2m vertical scar on west side with good woundwood formation and epicormic burrs around trunk. Deadwood both large, medium and small, branches, stubs and snags throughout healthy, well balanced crown Alder SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

54 1900 English oak SM No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Land Large flared buttress with holes around rootplate, hollows and cavities around base and large fallen deadwood. Hollow trunk with deadwood plates with cracks and holes on south and north side leading from ground into stag headed, deadwood crown. Large deadwood branches, branch holes, stubs and snags with low, small branched, healthy crown. This tree seems to be recovering from a period of decline English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y Young live tree and deer fence have collapsed and half lean over stream. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Land Tree is almost total deadwood standing with internal, typical brown rot decay, cavities, hollows, holes throughout small, stag headed crown. One strip of bark remains from ground level up to one large, live, lower limb with deadwood branches. Degraded white fungal bracket remains at base on south side and at 3m. Large fallen deadwood surrounding tree Alder Y No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Land Small and medium deadwood snags, stubs and branches throughout small, healthy crown English oak FM Historic PL Land 1909 English oak FM Historic PL Land Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Tree is almost completely dead and displays symptoms similar to various Oak declines with small, tar like spots and black stained exudants from trunk on east and north side between 1m and 3m from ground level. Remaining live crown showing as small bunches of epicormic shoots along branches. Tree has small and medium deadwood with stubs, snags, branches and epicormic shoots throughout broad, stable, healthy crown. Lower limbs have been shed or removed with fair woundwood response. P 2 No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

55 1913 English oak FM Veteran PL Land Loose bark reveals deadwood trunk. Crown is mostly stag headed or missing. Only 3 low live limbs remain with healthy growth, small and medium deadwood within crown with snags, cracks, holes and fallen deadwood. P 2 No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land Mature tree with small and medium sized deadwood throughout broad, stable, healthy crown. G 3 No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Birch M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Access 1926 English oak M Historic PL Land 1927 English oak M Veteran PL Land 1928 English oak FM Historic PL Land Tree has shed many large limbs but has stable small, healthy crown with medium and small deadwood branches, snags and stubs with cracks, cavities and splits throughout crown. Large lower limb, still alive, has partially torn out. It is propped up on ground in west direction and beginning to layer. Cavities, cracks, splits and small, medium and large deadwood snags, stubs, branches throughout broad, stable, healthy crown. Tree shows signs of general decline but no obvious decay or disease symptoms. Large, medium, small deadwood and dieback throughout sparse crown. Fallen deadwood F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Historic PL Land Mature tree has shed much of crown and is in general state of decline with no obvious symptoms. F 2 No action required at present Alder EM No action required at present.

56 1931 Alder M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Historic PL Water Mature open grown tree with small, medium, large deadwood branches throughout small crown. Vertical crack on north side of trunk from ground to crown at 4m revealing deadwood in trunk at 3m, with poor woundwood response English oak SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Alder Y Tree is alive but has fallen over edge of fence and been badly damaged by deer. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak M Bark exudations from trunk. Full healthy crown. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present.

57 1954 English oak M No action required at present English oak M Tree in advanced decline. No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak M Tree in advanced decline. No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. Bark exudations on trunk. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Crown dieback. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Crown dieback. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Epicormic growth in the crown. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Epicormic growth in the crown. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

58 1977 English oak M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweetchestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

59 2001 English oak SM No action required at present Lime SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Large and healthy crown. Torn limb still attached but touching ground to west. Deadwood and stubs throughout healthy crown with epicormic shoots. There is a fence around the base English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Large and healthy crown. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. There is a fence around the base English oak SM No action required at present Red oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Burrow beneath basal hollow. Ganoderma australe at base. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M Tree in advanced decline. Bark exudations on trunk. No action required at present English oak M Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Bark exudations on trunk. No action required at present English oak M Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Bark exudations on trunk. No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present.

60 2023 English oak M No action required at present English oak M Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Bark exudations on trunk. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Hollow trunk. Large crack from 0.5m to 4m. Tree at risk of trunk failure and major crown loss. F 2 Reduce tree height by 50% English oak M No action required at present English oak M Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Bark exudations on trunk. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Old pollard. Trunk is an open hollow. Small crown. F 2 No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Possibly an old pollard. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

61 2045 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk with extensive decay. Most of the crown has collapsed and the remaining limb is propped. The fallen limb still has a connection to the root system and so still has viable foliage. The whole tree has recently been fenced off Hawthorn M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Basal cavities. Cavity at 2.5m revealing a hollow trunk. Large scar where a stem has Pollard been shed in the past English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Very hollow trunk. Small crown shaded by larger ash trees beyond the boundary wall. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

62 2067 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweetchestnut EM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present Hawthorn SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present.

63 2091 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Basal bark stripping by deer. Torn limb touching the ground. Deadwood and stubs in the crown Horse chestnut EM Showing symptoms of horse chestnut bleeding canker No action required at present Southern beech EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present.

64 2115 English oak M Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. The top of the crown has been shed at approx. 10m. Cavities and deadwood in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. The top of the crown has been shed. Cavities and deadwood in the crown. Good growth in the lower crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Basal bark stripping by deer. Torn limb touching the ground. Deadwood and stubs in the crown Sweet chestnut M Historic PL None Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None 2134 English oak FM Veteran PL None Lightning strike. Cavities and deadwood in the crown. Good growth in the lower crown. Extensive crown dieback but the younger shoot growth in the lower crown seems to be viable. P 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Basal hollowing. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Good growth in the Pollard lower and middle parts of the crown Southern beech EM No action required at present.

65 2137 English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Trunk decay, unbalanced crown but the crown is relatively small English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Southern beech EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present.

66 2161 Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk. G 4 No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL Pollard This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Good growth in the lower and middle parts of the crown Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Deodar cedar EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk. G 4 No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present.

67 2184 English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Blue atlas cedar EM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk. G 4 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Scots pine EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Silver birch EM No action required at present Silver birch EM No action required at present Silver birch EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

68 2208 Silver birch EM No action required at present Corsican pine EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Field maple Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk. G 4 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Turkey oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

69 2232 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard The main leader has been shed at approximately 9m. Cavities in crown stems. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavities in crown stems. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Weymouth pine EM No action required at present Weymouth pine EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Tree has recently shed a large limb. Unbalanced crown. Good growth in the lower crown. G 2 Reduce tree height by approx. 4m English oak Y No action required at present.

70 2255 Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Unbalanced crown. Good growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Extensive trunk decay. Past heavy reduction Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Rowan EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Large trunk cavity. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Very hollow trunk. Small crown. Few options for management English oak M Veteran PL Cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a new small crown has Pollard developed. Few options for management English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Weymouth pine EM No action required at present. Cavity at bolling point. Two dead pollard stems. Small crown. Few options for 2275 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard F 2 No action required at present. management English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at bolling point. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Reduced crown size English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Basal cavity. Trunk lean. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Reduced crown size.

71 2278 English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Small crown. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak Y No action required at present Douglas fir EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Crown dieback. Apparent stress. P 2 No action required at present. Extensive trunk decay. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown has 2283 English oak FM Veteran PL None F 2 No action required at present. developed from new shoot growth Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC Good crown form. High landscape value. G 4 No action required at present. Extensive trunk decay. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown has 2285 English oak FM Veteran PL None developed from new shoot growth English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Most of the trunk has decayed leaving a small trunk and a small crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Trunk lean. Small crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Reduced crown size. Cavities in crown stems English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. One pollard stem remains. Good growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Reduced crown size. Cavities in crown stems. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Crown dieback. Apparent stress. P 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Upper crown dieback. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Limb decay and cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth Rowan Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

72 2300 English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present. Limb decay and cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small 2301 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard crown is developing from new shoot growth English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. Cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is 2303 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard developing from new shoot growth English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak M Veteran PL None Basal cavity. Natural pollard (the trunk has snapped at 4.5m). A small crown is developing from new shoot growth English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None 2309 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth. Open trunk hollow. Limb decay and cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth English oak M Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Remnant trunk. Past fire damage. Small crown. Few options for management English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Larch Flaying damage to trunk. Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Larch 218 M Historic PL Land No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

73 2321 English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Two large stems from 3m. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is Pollard developing from new shoot growth English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow and cavity at bolling point. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at bolling point. Large and unbalanced crown above a weak bolling point. G 2 Reduce upper crown by approximately 5m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Vigorous recent shoot growth English oak FM Veteran PL Basal cavity. Twin stemmed from ground level. Open trunk hollows in both trunks. Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Twin stemmed from 2m. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard 2339 Cedar of Lebanon FM Historic PL None This tree has recently shed a major crown limb leaving a big scar on the trunk at 1.5m. The main leader has been shed at 5m but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth. Large upper crown stems have been shed and fallen on the lower limbs, causing them to fail as well. G 4 No action required at present.

74 2340 Cedar of Lebanon FM Historic PL None One large lower limb has failed but remains attached. G 4 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Rowan Y No action required at present Rowan Y No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present. Cavities at bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is 2346 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard developing from new shoot growth Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present. Reduce crown by approximately 2348 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at bolling point. Tall crown stems. Risk of major limb shedding. G 2 4minall directions. Retain 2 growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Old crack in trunk. Cavities at bolling point. Tall crown stems/full crown. Risk of major limb shedding. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 6m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak FM Veteran PL Small tree. Large trunk cavity. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown is Pollard developing from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None Scars from past limb loss. Deadwood in the lower crown. G 4 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size.

75 2359 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Tall crown stems. Risk of major limb shedding. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None Torn limb at 2m. No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Stag headed. Most of the crown has been lost but a small crown is developing from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None Fallen tree that has developed a new crown from former side branches. G 3 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

76 2381 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Unbalanced crown. Risk of major limb shedding. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 3m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

77 2404 English oak M Veteran PL None Bark exudations from trunk. Crown has been shed at 5m but a new crown is developing. One limb has partially failed but is layering English oak M No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Numerous scars on crown limbs from past storm damage. Cavities associated with past limb loss English oak M Veteran PL None Deadwood, stubs and holes in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Large bulges at the base of the trunk. Most of the crown has been shed but some live growth remains English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Large scars on trunk from past storm damage. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None The central leader has died. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Large trunk cavity at 4m with seemingly vigorous reaction wood response. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL None Deadwood, stubs and holes in the crown. Epicormic growth on crown stems. Neglected pollard. Laetiporus sulphureus in scar at 4m. Slight dieback in the upper 2418 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard crown. Some new shoot growth in the lower crown English oak M Veteran PL None Open hollow trunk. Small crown with good foliar coverage English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present.

78 2424 English oak FM Veteran PL None Old bracket at base, possibly Grifola frondosa. Past storm damage. Cavities in higher parts of the trunk. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Trunk decay. Large lateral limbs and crown stems. G English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Tall crown stems. Some new shoot growth in the lower crown. G English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal decay. Most of the crown has been shed. Recent shoot growth seems to be weak. Few options for management. Reduce end weight of lowerlateral limbs by 25% and reduce the upper crown branches by 3 4m. Reduce tree height by approximately 6m. F 2 No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal hollowing. Exit holes from the Agrilus beetle on the trunk. Upper crown dieback. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL This tree has recently shed a large limb. Tall crown stems. New shoot growth in the Pollard lower crown Hawthorn M No action required at present. 2 3

79 2445 English oak M No action required at present English oak M Bark exudations from trunk. Upper crown dieback. No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Neglected pollard. Leaning trunk. Tall crown stems. G 2 Reduce upper crown by approximately 6m in all directions. Retain growth in the lower crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Several stubs and scars where large limbs have been shed English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Root cavity. Trunk cavity. Good foliar coverage English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk cavity. Unbalanced crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Standing dead dtree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Open trunk cavity. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally Pollard retrenching Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None Stubs in lower crown from past limb shedding. G 4 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Veteran PL None This tree has collapsed due to rootplate failure. It is lying on the ground but it has some live growth. However now it has little landscape appeal. F 3 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal cavity. Relatively small crown. Good growth in the lower crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. F 2 No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Sweet chestnut Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon Y No action required at present. 2

80 2466 English oak M Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Leaning trunk. Small crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Trunk cavity at 4m. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL None Phoenix regeneration from an old tree. G 3 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Unbalanced crown. Good foliar coverage. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. F 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Large cavity at the bolling point. Relatively l small crown English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Relatively small crown with deadwood, cavities and stubs. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL None One large lower limb has split out. The remaining crown seems to be healthy. G 3 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Small crown English oak FM Veteran PL None Old fruit bodies of Laetiporus sulphureus at base. Stag headed. Relatively small crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Some live growth remains but it seems to have low vigour. P 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Crown dieback. Some live growth remains but it seems to have low vigour. P 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard The entire crown has been shed from 5m but a smaller crown has developed from new shoot growth.

81 2487 English oak M Veteran PL None Cavities in the trunk. Relatively small crown with deadwood, cavities and stubs. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Basal cavity. Trunk cavity. Holes and hollows in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Burrs on the trunk. Reduced crown size. Good foliar coverage English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Most of the major limbs have been shed. Reduced crown size. Good foliar coverage English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Good foliar coverage in the lower crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard 2496 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the major limbs have been shed. Reduced crown size. Good foliar coverage. Burrs on the trunk. Large limbs have snapped out at the bolling point. Good foliar coverage in the lower crown English oak M Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. The trunk has been lost from 3m but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None 2500 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. The trunk has been lost from 3m but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. Suppressed by larger companion. Trunk cavity at 2m. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the major limbs have been shed. Good foliar Pollard coverage in the lower crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Relatively small crown. Few options for management English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. Two major limbs remain and they are both at risk of being shed. G 2 Reduce the tree height by 5m and the length of the lateral limb by 50%. Retain all lower growth. 1

82 2505 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavities in crown stems. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the major limbs have been shed. Good foliar Pollard coverage in the lower crown English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Most of the trunk has rotted away and so two columns of living tissue remain; one supports a larger crown than the other English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Relatively small crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL None Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the major limbs have been shed. Good foliar coverage in the lower crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Dead cambium around most of the trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed recently English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Water Hollow trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed recently English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Basal cavity. Cavity at the bolling point. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Hollow trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed Pollard recently English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. The remaining crown has developed from one lateral limb. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. Sheltered by adjacent trees English oak M Veteran PL Pollard 2522 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed recently. Burrs on the trunk. Cavity at the bolling point. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present.

83 2524 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Basal hollowing. Stag headed English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Basal decay. Most of the crown has been shed. Two large limbs remain and both of these have extensive decay. Some limbs may fall off during the next 10 years but I don't expect catastrophic failure during this period English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has Pollard developed recently. F 2 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point where a large limb has been shed. Deadwood, stubs and Pollard scars in the crown. Good foliar coverage throughout the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point revealing a very hollow trunk. Tall old pollard stems Pollard vulnerable to failure but the tree is unlikely to respond positively to pruning. P 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point revealing a very hollow trunk. The crown limbs appear to Pollard be quite young and very vigorous English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Stag headed. Small crown sheltered by adjacent trees English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Leaning trunk. Unbalanced crown. G 2 Reduce the three long lowerlateral limbs by 6m to address the crown imbalance. Also reduce the tree height by 4 5m if feasible English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown.

84 2542 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. The original crown has been shed but a new crown has developed English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Red oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Silver birch SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large open trunk cavity. Longitudinal crack in the smaller part of the trunk. Crown dieback. Some live growth remains but it seems to have low vigour. Further decline likely. Few options for management. P 2 No action required at present Alder M No action required at present Swamp cypress M No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M No action required at present Scots pine M No action required at present Swamp cypress M No action required at present Scots pine M No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Basal decay. Large trunk cavity at 4m. Crown has been topped at 8m English oak Y No action required at present Hornbeam EM No action required at present.

85 2565 Scots pine M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Patches of dead cambium on the trunk. Most of the crown limbs have been shed. A Pollard small crown has developed recently Alder EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Hornbeam EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed. This tree seems to be Pollard naturally retrenching Alder Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak EM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally Pollard retrenching English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk English oak EM No action required at present.

86 2587 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard 2588 Cedar of Lebanon FM Historic PL EyeC Burrs on the trunk. Cavities in crown stems. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. The central leader and upper crown has been shed but the remaining crown is healthy. G 2 Remove the branches directly above the veteran oak tree (T2589) English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. Shaded by the cedar tree English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Most of the crown is dead but a small crown is developing from lower lateral limbs extending over the steep bank English oak M Veteran PL None Leaning trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed recently English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL Water No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Leaning trunk. Most of the crown has been shed. A small crown has developed Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Deadwood and stubs in the crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Decay in the upper parts of the trunk. This tree Pollard seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL None Deadwood and stubs in the crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Crown dieback. Some live growth remains but it seems to have low vigour. P 2 No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

87 2608 English oak A Veteran PL Pollard 2609 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Burrs on the trunk. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Cavities at the bolling point. Limb cavities. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Tall crown stems on one side. G English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Leaning trunk. Tall and unbalanced crown. G English oak M Veteran PL None Burrs on the trunk. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Most of the crown has been shed. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Reduce the tallest stem by approximately 4m. Reduce the tree's height by approximately 5m. Reshape and rebalance as feasible English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. Vigorous new shoot growth from the lower trunk English oak FM Veteran PL Cavities at the bolling point. Tall crown stems on one side. No growth low on the Pollard trunk. Fain growth up to 10m. Poor growth in the upper crown. F 2 No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Cavities at the bolling point. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Reduced crown size. Pollard This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak SM No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk cavity. Crown dieback. Few options for management. P 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Basal cavity. Cavities at the bolling point. Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Limb Pollard decay Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. 2 2

88 2626 English oak Y No action required at present Red oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Large strip of dead cambium on the trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Deadwood Pollard and stubs in the crown. Limb decay English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk decay. Cavities at the bolling point. Vigorous new shoot growth English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Most of the original crown has been shed but a new, full, crown has developed English oak M Veteran PL Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally Pollard retrenching English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Burrs on trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Stag headed English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present.

89 2647 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Tall and unbalanced crown. Risk of major canopy loss. G 2 Reduce the tree's height by approximately 7m. Reshape and rebalance as feasible English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Burrs on trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to Pollard be naturally retrenching English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Most of the cambium around the trunk is dead. A new canopy is developing from Pollard two living branches English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Upper crown dieback. A small crown is developing from new shoot growth English oak M Veteran PL Most of the cambium around the trunk is dead. A new canopy is developing from Pollard three living branches English oak EM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Trunk hollow. Cavities at the bolling point. One stem remains. Few options for management. F 2 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large area of dead cambium on trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. Shaded by adjacent sweet chestnut (T2667).

90 2667 Sweet chestnut EM Flaying damage to trunk. Fell to benefit T English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Upper crown dieback. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching. Reduce the length of the upper 2669 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Leaning trunk. Tall and unbalanced crown. G 2 2 crown stem by 50%. Reduce tree height to 6m and 2670 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Neglected pollard. G 2 3 retain all lower growth. Reduce tree height to 9m and 2671 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Neglected pollard. Tall and heavy crown stems. G 2 2 retain all lower growth English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed but one live limb remains. Ganoderma applanatum at base English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard This tree has collapsed due to almost complete trunk decay. It is lying on the ground but it has some live growth. F 2 No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Healthy new growth on the trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Neglected pollard with one remaining stem at risk of failure. G 2 Reduce tree height to 8m and retain all lower growth English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Upper crown dieback. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Healthy young crown English oak M Veteran PL None Main leader has been shed at 8m. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

91 2687 English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard This tree has collapsed due to basal failure. It is lying on the ground but it has some live growth Norway spruce EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present.

92 2711 English oak EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL Water No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present. Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally 2715 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard retrenching English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Trunk cavity. Stag headed. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present.

93 2735 Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Almost complete trunk decay. Most of the tree is gone but a small crown has developed from the one strip of living trunk. Soon to be shaded by adjacent younger trees English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM Split in the main trunk. Remove for the benefit of the adjacent veteran (T2737) English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Leaning trunk. Tall and unbalanced crown. Horizontal crack in the trunk indicating that there has been a partial trunk failure. G 2 Reduce the length of all the main crown stems by approximately 6m Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Hawthorn EM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Unbalanced crown. Reduced crown size. 1

94 2756 English oak 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally Pollard retrenching English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Cavity at the bolling point. Tall and heavy crown stem. G 2 Reduce tree height by 5m English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Unbalanced crown. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Basal cavity. New shoot growth on the trunk. Cavity at the bolling point. Reduced Pollard crown size. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak SM No action required at present Sweetchestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL This tree has shed most of the major crown stems. Deadwood and stubs in the Pollard crown. This tree seems to be naturally retrenching English oak M No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL This tree has shed most of the major crown stems. Deadwood and stubs in the Pollard crown English oak EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

95 2776 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Cavity at the bolling point. Tall and heavy crown stems with a high risk of failure. G 2 Reduce tree height by approximately 9m by topping the two tallest stems. Also reduce the end weight of the third large stem by 25% English oak Y No action required at present English oak 0 Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Crown dieback. Tree in decline. Few options for management. P 2 No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM Recent new pollard. No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM Recent new pollard. No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. This tree seems to be naturally Pollard retrenching Missing tag. No tree recorded English oak EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Deadwood and stubs in the crown Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC One stem has been removed in the past. Flaying damage to the trunk. G 4 No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Large open trunk cavity with internal fire damage. Reduced crown size. Stag headed.

96 2797 English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown English oak Y No action required at present Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC Crown dieback. Tree in decline. P 4 No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Stag headed. Reduced crown size. Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. The crown has been shed from 4m but a small crown has Pollard developed from new shoot growth English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL This tree has collapsed due to rootplate failure. It is lying on the ground but the Pollard former side branches are now developing into upright stems English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Stag headed. Slight trunk lean. Unbalanced crown. Reduced crown size English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Long and heavy crown stems with a risk of failure. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present.

97 2819 English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Beech M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Alder M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder M No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Reduced crown size. Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown Alder Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present.

98 2843 Alder Y No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present Alder M No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present Alder 395 FM Veteran PL Water Basal hollow. Cavities and scars on crown stems Alder M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. The crown has been shed from 4m but a small crown has Pollard developed from new shoot growth English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. The trunk has two distinct parts. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

99 2866 English oak M Veteran PL None Past crown lift that has created several large trunk wounds. Scars and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Past crown lift that has created several large trunk wounds. Deadwood, scars and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Epicormic growth on crown stems. Deadwood, scars and stubs in the crown English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Basal trunk hollow. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Burrs on trunk. Twin stemmed with two very large trunks. Open trunk hollows. Pollard Decay in the old pollard stems. Reduced crown size English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Large scar at 6m where a co dominant stem has been shed. Loose bark on the trunk English oak M No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present.

100 2888 English oak EM No action required at present English oak EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Turkey oak EM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Deadwood, scars and stubs in the crown English oak FM Veteran PL Cavity at the bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed a small crown has Pollard developed from new shoot growth. Deadwood and stubs in the crown Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Neglected pollard. Cavities in crown stems. Long and heavy crown stems with a risk of failure. G 2 Reduce crown by approximately 4m in all directions Southern beech EM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Cavities at the bolling point. Most of the crown has been shed a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak FM No action required at present English oak FM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None Stag headed. Most of the crown has been shed a small crown has developed from new shoot growth English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

101 2908 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL None This tree was once twin stemmed but one has been shed at 3m. The remaining stem is tall and has upper crown dieback English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Deadwood, scars and stubs in the crown English oak M No action required at present English oak A Veteran PL Pollard 2915 English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Stag headed. Most of the crown has died back but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. Most of the crown has been shed from 4m but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth Cedar of Lebanon M Historic PL EyeC A secondary leader is developing from a lower limb. No obvious significant defects. G 4 No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Stag headed. Most of the crown has died back but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Stag headed. Deadwood and holes in the crown. Most of the crown has died back but a decent sized crown has developed from new shoot growth Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut EM No action required at present Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Stag headed. Most of the crown has died back but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present.

102 2928 Sweet chestnut FM Veteran PL None Deadwood and stubs in the crown. Limb decay Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL None Large patches of dead cambium on the trunk. Stag headed. Most of the crown has died back but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Large patches of dead cambium on the trunk. Hollow trunk. Most of the crown has been shed but a small crown has developed from new shoot growth. F 2 No action required at present Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present Monkey puzzle M Historic PL EyeC Domed upper canopy, also some growth lower on the trunk. F 2 No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Open trunk hollow. Most of the crown has been shed from 4m but a small crown has Pollard developed from new shoot growth English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard Cavities at the bolling point. Reduced crown size. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak M Veteran PL Pollard 2947 English oak FM Veteran PL Pollard Hollow trunk. Cavities at the bolling point. Unbalanced crown. Good growth in the lower crown. Basal cavity. Most of the crown limbs have been shortened by natural shedding but a smaller crown has developed from new shoot growth. Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown.

103 2948 Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Reduced crown size. Deadwood and stubs in the crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Sweet chestnut M Veteran PL Pollard Strip of dead sapwood on the trunk. Most of the crown limbs have been shortened by natural shedding but a smaller crown has developed from new shoot growth. Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown English oak M Veteran PL None Open trunk hollow. Most of the crown has been shed from 3m but a smaller crown has developed from new shoot growth Sweet chestnut SM No action required at present English oak FM Veteran PL Basal cavity. High pollard with a full crown. Deadwood, holes and stubs in the crown. Pollard Good growth in the lower crown English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present English oak SM No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present Fastigiate M No action required at present. hornbeam 2961 Blue atlas cedar M No action required at present Larch M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present English oak M No action required at present Sweet chestnut M No action required at present Austrian pine M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present.

104 2970 Alder Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Red oak M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak Standing dead tree. D No action required at present Austrian pine M No action required at present Alder Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Hawthorn M No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Hawthorn Y No action required at present Mulberry M No action required at present Mulberry FM No action required at present Pear FM No action required at present Mulberry FM No action required at present Mulberry EM No action required at present Walnut M No action required at present Walnut M No action required at present Pear FM No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present.

105 2994 English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present Norway spruce 200 M Historic PL EyeC 2999 English oak A Veteran PL Land Extensive basal decay. Old flaying damage to trunk. House and garden within target zone. Exceptionally large girth. Trunk has an open hollow that a person can walk inside. There are two main stems and a large crack between them extending down to 0.5m. The stem to the north has been propped with three props. Cracks in this stem indicate that this prop may be acting as a pivot to some degree. Young trees have been planted too close to this tree. P 2 G 2 Carry out a tree risk assessment. Reduce the tall propped stem by 20%. Remove all young trees within 20m of this tree English oak M Growing out of a rock face. No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present English oak Y No action required at present. RM 1

106 Appendix A: Full Group Schedule Site: Bradgate Park Surveyor: Ben Rose and Gill Day Date of Survey: February and March 2014 Group Number Type of feature G1 Group English oak 45 EM Land Number in Group Most of these trees have established well but some of them have been planted too close to the old trees. Some works have been recommended for trees shading veteran trees. See individual tree recommendations for a management specification. G2 Group English oak 3 Y None Recently planted No action required at present. G3 Group English oak 6 EM Land G4 Group English oak 12 EM Land G5 Group English oak, Sweet chestnut and beech 12 SM Land Most of these trees have established well but some of them have been planted too close to the old trees. These trees are well established. They are widely spaced. All of them are protected with fencing around their trunks. Planted in memory of Patrick A Taylor , Ramblers Association. These trees are planted close together, they are well established. There is a wooden fence around the whole group. Some works have been recommended for trees shading veteran trees. See individual tree recommendations for a management specification. i No action required at present. No action required at present. G6 Group English oak and Alder 21 SM Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G7 Group English oak 5 Y Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G8 Group English oak 6 y Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G9 Group Alder 9 SM Land These trees are well established. Growing on both sides of the riverbank. No action required at present. G10 Group Red oak 5 Y Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G11 Group English oak 5 SM Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G12 Group English oak 4 Y Land These trees are well established. No action required at present. G13 Group Silver birch 11 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. No action required at present. G14 Group Silver birch 11 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. No action required at present. G15 Group Silver birch 8 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. No action required at present.

107 Group Number Type of feature Number in Group G16 Group Silver birch 28 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. Some flaying damage on trunks No action required at present. G17 Group Silver birch 9 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. No action required at present. G18 Group Silver birch 14 EM Land Group of tall trees growing close together. Some flaying damage on trunks No action required at present. G19 Group Alder, hawthorn, hazel, field maple 10 Y None Young trees enclosed in deer proof fence No action required at present. G20 Group Alder, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple G21 Group Rowan, hawthorn, hazel and field maple 10 Y None G22 G23 G24 Group Group Group Rowan, hawthorn, blackthorn and field maple Rowan, hawthorn, blackthorn, dogrose and field maple 14 Y None Young trees enclosed in deer proof fence No action required at present. 12 Y None 12 Y None Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Rowan, hawthorn, blackthorn, dogrose Small group of flowering shrubs planted din a fenced enclosure. Good nectar 14 Y None and field maple sources for invertebrates. G25 Group Hawthorn and field maple 25 Y None G26 Group Hawthorn and rowan 14 Y None G27 Group Hawthorn and field maple 13 Y None G28 Group Blackthorn, hawthorn and field maple 8 Y None G29 G30 G31 G32 Group Group Group Group Rowan, hawthorn, blackthorn, box and field maple Rowan, hawthorn, dogwood and field maple Rowan, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple Rowan, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple 11 Y None 12 Y None 16 Y None 11 Y None G33 Group Hawthorn and rowan 6 Y None Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present.

108 Group Number G34 Type of feature Copse Silver birch, oak, field maple and Scots pine Number in Group 75 EM Access This group is mostly birch. They are growing close together. The whole group is fenced off. No action required at present. G35 Copse Silver birch, oak and Scots pine 200 EM Access This is quite a large group and mostly birch. The whole group is fenced off. No action required at present. G36 Copse Silver birch, oak and Scots pine 130 EM Access This group is mostly birch. The whole group is fenced off. No action required at present. This group is mostly birch. Some recent planting has been carried out in the G37 Copse Silver birch, oak and Scots pine 20 EM Access No action required at present. enclosure. The whole group is fenced off. G38 Group Silver birch, hawthorn, rowan and oak 20 Y None Young trees enclosed in deer proof fence No action required at present. G39 Group Rowan, hawthorn and field maple 14 Y None G40 Group Rowan, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple 6 Y None G41 Group Field maple, hazel, hawthorn and spindle 4 Y None G42 Group Rowan, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple 12 Y None G43 Group Hawthorn and rowan 6 Y None G44 Group Rowan, hawthorn, dogrose and field maple 15 Y None G45 Group Hawthorn and rowan 10 Y None G46 Group Rowan, hawthorn and field maple 6 Y None G47 Group Hazel, hawthorn and field maple 4 Y None G48 Group Hazel, hawthorn, dogwood and field maple 14 Y None Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar G49 Group Hazel and hawthorn 9 Y None No action required at present. sources for invertebrates. G50 Group Alder 6 M Water Small group of trees growing close together on the riverbank. No action required at present.

109 Group Number G51 G52 G53 Type of feature Group Group Group Hazel, hawthorn, box, dogrose and rowan Hazel, hawthorn, rowan, dogwood, dogrose and field maple Hazel, hawthorn, rowan, dogwood, dogrose and field maple Number in Group 9 Y None 12 Y None 10 Y None Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. G54 Group Hawthorn 3 M None Small trees growing in a depression. No action required at present. G55 Group Hazel, hawthorn, rowan and field maple 7 Y None G56 Group Hazel, hawthorn, rowan and field maple 7 Y None Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. Small group of flowering shrubs planted in a fenced enclosure. Good nectar sources for invertebrates. No action required at present. No action required at present.

110 Appendix A: Full Woodland Schedule Site: Bradgate Park Surveyor: Ben Rose Date of Survey: February and March 2014 Woodland Number Woodland Name W1 Tyburn M Common lime Dominant Abundant Frequent Occasional Rare Notes Sweet chestnut, hornbeam, Corsican pine Beech The sweet chestnut trees around the edge look the oldest, and the central lime trees are mature. More recent planting has been carried out around the edges, and these are protected by wooden barriers. Recommended Management No action required at present. W2 Elder Tree Wood M Beech, sweet Oak, silver chestnut, larch, birch Corsican pine Norway spruce, Scots pine Weymouth pine There is a wall around the entire woodland. Most of this is a dense plantation but there is one open area to the northwest. Many of the No action beech have bark damage caused by squirrels. There are 9ccasional pine required at trees in the stand that provide year round landscape appeal. There are a present. range of ages in this woodland indicating that stands have been planted at different times. Some dead stems are decaying on the woodland floor. W3 W4 W5 Bowling Green Wood Oak Spinney John Spinney W6 Dale Wood M Oak M Oak Scots pine M Oak M Oak Scots pine Scots pine, sweet chestnut Silver birch, larch There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. Oak in the central areas and some Scots pine around the edges. Quite an open structure. The trees are mostly of the same age. Recent planting of low density in the open area on the southern side of the wood. Some deadwood on the ground but a low average volume per hectare. Some of these trees are mature but there is more recent planting that is now semi mature, and these are protected by wooden barriers. The whole spinney has quite an open structure. There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. The trees are mostly of the same age. There are clearings in the central parts of the spinney. Situated on the brow of the highest hill and between two landmarks. There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. There are trees of different ages. But large parts of this wood is dense forestry style plantations. The structure is more open on the northern side. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present.

111 Woodland Number W7 W8 W9 W10 Woodland Name Sliding Stone Wood Coppice Wood Coronation Wood Deer Park Wood EM Dominant Abundant Frequent Occasional Rare Notes Sweet chestnut, larch Scots pine, oak silver birch, western hemlock EM Scots pine Yew Silver birch, oak EM Oak Norway spruce Sweet chestnut, holly M Oak Scots pine, Norway spruce Larch Corsican pine There There is a wall around the entire woodland and so it can't be grazed. Most of this wood is even aged and dense forestry style plantation but there is an open area to the northeast of the enclosure that has been planted with oak. There is a yew tree 8n the centre of the enclosure that seems older than the other trees. There is a wall around the entire woodland with additional fencing and so it can't be grazed. Most of this wood is even aged and dense forestry style plantation. is a fence around the entire woodland and so it can't be grazed. This is an even aged plantation with some holly in the understorey. There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. The trees are mostly of the same age. Open structure. Mature Scots pine planted on the central mound. Recommended Management No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. No action required at present. W11 Thorn Spinney EM Oak Hawthorn, sweet chestnut There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. The trees are mostly of the same age. Flaying damage to some trees. The hawthorn and sweet chestnuts are on the edge of the woodland and they overhang the boundary wall. No action required at present. W12 Holly Spinney M Oak Hawthorn There is a wall around the entire woodland but the deer have access so it is grazed. The trees are mostly of the same age and the structure is quite open. The hawthorn are on the edge of the woodland and they overhang the boundary wall. No action required at present.

112 Tree Schedule KEY Tree/Group/Woodland Number Trees are tagged with metal tags. Groups and woodlands are not tagged. Species Common names are listed. Number in Group Number of trees within a group/copse. A group of trees may comprise of more than one species. Girth (cm) Girth of tree measured at 1.3m with a diameter tape. Where trees are multi stemmed the largest stem is measured at 1.3m. Estimated measurements are listed in bold. This is calculated using the FC guidance document: Estimating the age of large and veteran trees in Europe. (Y) Young, (SM) Semi Mature, (EM) Early Mature, (M) Mature, (FM) Fully Mature and (A) Ancient. Trees will be recorded as ancient, veteran or historic. Trees are classed as veteran if they have four or more habitat features. Growing context will be recorded as ideal (I), open grown (OG), garden/parkland (PL), poor ground (P), woodland boundary (WB) or inside woodland (W). is recorded if the tree has landscape value, historical importance, or associations with a designed feature. This category is recorded as Avenue, Access, Water, Landscape, Eye catcher, Pollard, Screen or None. Tree Structural Condition & Site Notes Observations on the form of the tree, condition and structural integrity. Site notes are detailed when relevant to the risk analysis. Details on any associated wildlife observed is recorded here. Physiological Condition (G) Good, (F) Fair, (P) Poor, (D) Dead. Values will be recorded from 1 (Very High) to 5 (Very Low). Categories 1 and 2 will require a protected species risk assessment prior to any works being carried out. Management Recommendations Recommended tree surgery works to be carried our prior to construction. Terminology used is based on guidance detailed in BS3998:2010 Recommendations for tree work 1. Further guidance on specialist veteran tree works is provided in appendix B. Priority Recommended tree works will be categorised as 1, 2, 3. It is intended that category 1 trees are addressed first and category 3 trees last. Advisory works may be carried out at any time. Risk management works are listed as RM. 1 British Standards Institution (2010). BS3998 Recommendations for Tree Work. BSI, London.