Land South of B3000, Puttenham Heath Road, Compton
T4 - Sycamore - Basal hollow on north side appears to extend to 5m up the trunk where there is a linear cavity approx 50cm long. Tree quite close to gate and entrance - Fell. T6 - English oak - Mostly dead with only a few springs with foliage. Within falling distance of road - Fell. T9 - Sycamore - Cup union filled with mud. One stem dead and others appear weak. Within falling discance of road - Fell. T51 - English oak - Trunk has wound at 4.5m on south side where branch has ripped out in past. Lower trunk has brown exudate. Crown very unbalanced. - Fell. T55 - Sycamore - Centre of base is hollow with major buttress on either side. Some bark damage at edges of cavity. Dead and decaying wood visible - Fell. T202 - English oak - Very sparse limited crown. Upper stem bends over road - Fell. T204 - Sycamore - Large amount of dead ivy on stem. Very limited crown, one upper branch giving north spread - Fell. T211 - Sycamore - Originally two stems from ground level, one removed. Remaining stem has open cavity on north side 13cm deep. Hollow runs min 50cm up and down. Very slender limited crown - Fell. T33 - English oak - Old tree in centre of site. Many hollows in old knotholes and pruning wounds on lower trunk. Eastern crown lost with major branch break at 3m. Large deadwood in crown. Hanging branch in crown - Prune back 1-2mSee Treecall shedule TC/23824/SC and plan TC1 (TPO 6/2022)