Trees

Trees to be cut as city faces 'serious' ash dieback

The Milton Keynes Parks Trust is removing diseased ash trees that could be unsafe.

Some trees are shedding their leaves earlier than expected - a sign of "early onset of autumn".

Restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of sweet chestnut blight have been extended.

National Highways has confirmed the route will reopen on Saturday morning.

A Forestry England survey finds dead trees and wildlife, scorched bogs and areas devoid of plants.

A council denies plans for a cycle lane, which has seen yellow ribbons tied around 30 trees.

The stress of the heatwaves on trees has been blamed for the sudden collapse of a branch.

Six tree preservation orders are issued to protect important trees across a borough in Devon.

The tree is thought to date back to the time of Sir Isaac Newton, who lived nearby.