The spread of a disease which has devastated Britain's ash trees appears to be slowing in parts of the South West. However ...

Parts of a popular woodland area are set to shut for three weeks while diseased trees are removed. North Somerset Council ...

More than 200 trees will have to be felled after being struck by a deadly fungal disease, a council has said. Ribble Valley Borough Council said there was a "significant number" of ash trees dead ...

Amey are set to tackle an outbreak of Ash Dieback - a chronic fungal infection of European ash trees - along the A77 over ...

The fungal disease Ash Dieback is expected to decimate the population of Ash trees across Britain. The rapid decay in affected trees can make them dangerous to anyone walking underneath, not to ...

The fungus, when it infects ... of ash trees to find out the severity of the ash dieback disease and its progression. "Only trees which are at high risk of causing damage to the public will ...

Finding new ways to diversify and strengthen trees that make up the urban landscape is becoming more and more important, he said, especially with other invasive pests like the emerald ash borer ... of ...

RESIDENTS are being urged to keep an eye out for signs of tree disease such as the large, dark fungus that often grows upon diseased eucalypts and gums. “By the time you can actually see that fungus, ...

It comes after 40 similarly affected trees were felled in Lancing Ring. Ash dieback is a chronic fungal disease that has been slowly killing ash trees in the UK and across Europe. It considerably ...

THE ‘most significant risks’ facing the council include the ‘stability’ of its financial position and a fungal disease affecting ash ...

More than a hundred trees infected with a deadly disease are being felled. Contractors are having to cut down the trees at Sheepcombe Hanger in Cissbury Fields, Worthing, to prevent the spread of ash ...

Ash dieback is a highly destructive fungal tree disease that causes leaf loss, dead branches, and canopy decline. The disease, first seen in the UK in 2012, threatens to wipe out to 80 per cent ...