Yes, provided no birds are nesting in it. The law does not set fixed dates for garden hedges. The practical rule is: check first, cut second. The safest window is September to February when most birds are not nesting.
We check every hedge before we touch it. If we find a nest, we mark that section and come back after the birds have gone.
Got a site that needs tree work?
We visit the site. We give you a fixed quote. No hidden costs. What we quote, you pay.