The overhanging trees, the same ones that would have been felled without the Tree Preservation Order now protecting them, have been pruned for the benefit of pedestrians and cyclists using the pavement. This has been a long time coming, but worth the wait, as it's a really subtle job, which hasn't spoilt the visual impact of the trees at all.
Saturday 4 July 2009
Blackberry Hill trees pruned at last!
The overhanging trees, the same ones that would have been felled without the Tree Preservation Order now protecting them, have been pruned for the benefit of pedestrians and cyclists using the pavement. This has been a long time coming, but worth the wait, as it's a really subtle job, which hasn't spoilt the visual impact of the trees at all.
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I am confused I cant see any work that has been done not as far as the council notice is concerned
I think this was only done so the council could see to assess the work they are planning to start on Wed 22nd July. Hence the lack of announcements and the small amount of trimming.
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