Removal of 40×100’ Ash Trees, Cholderton

Posted on 12 January 20201 February 2023 by Debbie Newman

This was the start of a 2-week stint on the A338 at Cholderton for WCC Highways. Our task was to remove and cut back 40 ash trees which had grown to 100 feet and which were all dying with Ash Dieback. Because of this disease, the trees were dangerous and had to be removed.

Here’s a link to the Woodland Trust’s page on Ash Dieback.

CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED IN DEVON TO TACKLE ASH DIEBACK

Posted on 22 July 201922 July 2019 by Debbie Newman

As reported in last week’s CLA newsletter, a new campaign has been launched in Devon to encourage landowners with ash trees on their property to inspect them for Ash dieback.

Devon County Council’s “My tree, my responsibility” campaign, supported by the Devon Ash Dieback Resilience Forum, aims to inform owners of trees to look out for signs of the fungal tree disease and to take any appropriate action in order to maintain public safety.

Please read the full article here

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Removal of 40×100’ Ash Trees, Cholderton

CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED IN DEVON TO TACKLE ASH DIEBACK

As reported in last week’s CLA newsletter, a new campaign has been launched in Devon to encourage landowners with ash trees on their property to inspect them for Ash dieback.