Hopes for regrowth after Sycamore Gap tree ‘deliberately’ felled
After the famous Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian’s Wall, Northumberland, was...
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Category: Felling
Government gives £1m to forestry skill training
The government has allocated an additional £1m in funding for forestry and arboriculture training...
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‘Sudden larch death’ discovered in Welsh forest
A tree felling operation will be taking place after larch disease was identified in the Gwydir...
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“Devastating” tree disease found in West Sussex nature reserve
One of the “most devasting” tree diseases has been discovered at a nature reserve in West Sussex,...
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400,000 trees have died in National Highways schemes
Over 400,000 saplings planted by National Highways to offset the felling of mature trees in...
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Felling of trees with larch disease to begin at Rhyslyn, Afan Forest Park
A large-scale felling operation of trees infected with larch disease has begun today at Rhyslyn,...
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Forestry Commission probes Brixham tree felling
The Forestry Commission has launched an investigation into allegations of illegal tree felling in...
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Prosecutions for damaging Norway maple tree
Bracknell Forest Council in Berkshire has prosecuted two homeowners and a tree surgeon for...
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Sheffield apologises for street tree complaint handling
Sheffield City Council has issued an apology following its handling of a complaint regarding the...
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Ash Dieback has infected many of the woodlands on the Salisbury Plain Training Area
To protect the future of uninfected ash trees, the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO),...
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Man ordered to pay £61,000 for damage to tree
A homeowner who damaged a 90-year-old tree so much that it had to be felled has been fined over...
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400 year old elm tree felled
One of the oldest elm trees in the world has been felled after it was found to be infected with...
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