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Routine Tree Maintenance (Cheadle and Heatons & Reddish areas)
This is intended to start in the Cheadle and Heatons & Reddish areas at the beginning of May 2011. Every Park and Open space within the ownership of the Council's Parks and Recreation service will be having a full tree inspection. Any maintenance required will then be carried out by the Council. Following this inspection and completion of work, we do not intend to return to these sites for another three years as part of our rolling routine maintenance program, except in the case of emergency works. If you have any concerns or questions over this routine work or have a specific problem with a tree on the Council's Parks and Recreation land please do not hesitate to contact us or your local councillors.
Beware of Hairy Invaders
In 2006, larvae of the oak processionary moth, Thaumetopoea processionea were found at several locations in London. For further information see the Forest Research website. See 'Related Links' on the right of the page.
Weekly list of tree applications
To view the latest list of applications to work on protected trees, see 'Related Documents' on the right of the page