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Leeds City Council is reminding landowners to check if they have any ash trees that need removing, as the trees are now in leaf. Thousands of diseased ash trees have been identified as in need of removal due to safety concerns.
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00:00Leeds City Council is reminding landowners to check if they have any ash trees that need
00:06removing, as the trees are now in leaf. Thousands of diseased ash trees have been identified
00:12as in need of removal due to safety concerns. The trees are infected with ash dieback disease
00:17or showing other defects and may be at risk of collapsing onto roads, causing potential
00:23harm. The council has a duty to ensure that no trees under its control put people or property
00:29at unreasonable risk, and the same applies to private landowners. An interactive map has
00:35been launched to show ash trees located near main highways and their current condition to
00:40inform landowners if they need to take action.
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