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Eliza Posted - 20 Aug 2014 : 12:41:05
I am horrified to see the destruction of the beautiful willow trees at the begining of Greenwood Drive this morning . I know they were in your front garden, but how could you ? What a shame ! I loved seeing these beautiful trees when entering The Dell. New people... shame on you... VANDALISM IN MY OPINION
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roosterbri Posted - 19 Oct 2014 : 11:02:45
These trees have already started sprouting new branches
neil Posted - 20 Aug 2014 : 13:33:36
The remaining stumps DO look horrific and ugly but presume the trees were getting out of control. I have just spoken to the "tree surgeons" who are clearing up after the "procedure" who confirm that the willows have just been pollarded but are not being removed. They were pollarded a few years back but I am sure not to the same extent as today's chain saw massacre! Hopefully they will regain some beauty in the next couple of years. They were planted by Hargreaves some 25 years ago to give an imposing entrance to The Dell.

Villagers were horrified when the lime trees in The Square were pollarded a few years ago but they have now regained their shape. Similarly, the black poplar behind The Lamb (recently struck by lightning) regained its shape after pollarding.

I only hope that the ancient yew tree by the entrance to St Margaret's Church is not badly damaged when the tree surgeons prune this again shortly!

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