Ash dieback21 May 2025More than 1,000 diseased ash trees felledTrees are cut back to combat ash dieback, which is caused by a fungus and arrived in the UK in 2012.21 May 2025Hereford & Worcester16 May 2025Thousands of diseased ash trees to be cut downBristol City Council is allocating £2.8m for work on up to 4,000 trees infected with ash dieback.16 May 2025Bristol3 May 2025Kew nature reserve reopens after two-year closureA new 3.7km path has been created for visitors to explore the historic woodland and meadows.3 May 2025Sussex19 Mar 2025Diseased trees to be felled over safety concernsThe council warned trees affected by ash dieback could "fall with very little warning".19 Mar 2025Berkshire17 Mar 2025Public meeting to discuss diseased tree felling The council says it is felling hundreds of trees to prevent ash dieback and elm disease spreading. 17 Mar 2025Sussex14 Mar 2025Hundreds of trees planted to tackle fungal diseaseA lead ranger says ash dieback has "devastated" parts of a National Trust estate.14 Mar 2025Suffolk25 Feb 2025Diseased tree felling resumes amid public concernWork to fell 150 affected trees off Coldean Lane in Brighton is continuing. 25 Feb 2025Sussex17 Feb 2025Hundreds of trees to be felled due to diseaseAsh dieback and elm disease have infected trees in Hollingbury Woods, Wild Park and Stanmer Park.17 Feb 2025Sussex13 Feb 2025Woodland partly closes as diseased trees are felledThe council says the trees with ash dieback are a danger for those using the woods.13 Feb 2025Somerset...
