The Stratford Observer has reported that delayed safety works are set to be carried out on a number of trees along the River Avon.
A defected horse chestnut tree will be cut down by staff from Warwickshire County Council and deadwood from a lime tree on the Recreation Ground will be removed.
The works were originally planned for Wednesday, 9 March but were postponed due to flooding in the area.
The nearby pedestrian footpath will be closed while the works – which are expected to last a day – take place.
Members of the public will be diverted away from the area.
Stratford District Council regularly carry out inspection on trees on council-owned land and apologise for any inconvenience the works may cause.
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