tomo567

That’s a ash tree are you sure

cheap, available and kills plants especially in spring with a water deficit

Test a soil sample  for salt

Helleborus

Oak

It doesn't look like decay in the failed union, looks like included bark,  Wind dynamics will now of changed so risk of further storm damage has increased. Might be possible to retain with some crown reduction work. Don't jump onto the idea that it needs to be felled just because someone tells you on forum. It means a lot to you, so, pay a few hundred quid to get an independent tree inspector to give you some decent advice and take it from there...let us know the outcome.

Aberdeenshire to Shrewsbury 🤷‍♂️ too far, and by the sounds of it the panicking masses have listened to the news and emptied the tanks. Not to worry a handful of cheap Eastern European drivers will instantly solve the non crisis, or it will solve itself when the media move onto something else. 

Been out today, Diesel and petrol for the mill. Filled up at Buckie no queue no hassle. Absolute media driven shit of the highest order swallowed sadly by way too many. 

Is there any targets if the the right trunk fails

Apply it to a root that needs composting, a few crystals in a 13mm hole plugged with a twig if it's big enough, or as a spray on foliage or are you being obtuse?

It is unlicensed as a herbicide but available as a chemical compost accelerant.
 

ROOT OUT for root removal kill roots clear overgrown garden

DAXPRODUCTS.CO.UK

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ROOT OUT is a general purpose herbicide that KILLS virtually all living plant tissue as well as its roots. Included in this are...  
[/how are you using it then

composting them in situ with ammonium sulfamate is more eco friendly [emoji6]

Cedar

Pyrus chanticleer

Do they graft prunus avium

They look too soft to be evergreen to me.  

Is it everygreen or deciduous might help

I would say Rowen

That’s a 50-50 question you could be wrong to grind or you may be right to grind only long term may you find out

You might want to get rid of grass to stop competition for water

The one far left looks similar to the one in question aswell

Maybe cupressus sempervirens agrimed

Common beech graft

More than likely purple beech

Cornubia all the way

Looks like cotoneaster tree