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Why is much of this site turn into council bashing. If you have time to post, you have time to do a little research. This took 5 seconds: Local authorities in England have a statutory Duty to Consult on the felling of street trees, requiring public consultation on proposed management unless specific exemptions apply, such as dead or dangerous trees. They also have a duty to consider tree protection during the planning process and can issue Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) to protect significant trees. Additionally, they must ensure the safety of the public by properly managing trees to prevent danger to people or property, exercising powers to inspect trees and, in emergency situations, to take action to make them safe There will be a team responsible for this. If you think you know better I posted a link to a job there. I've not studied arboriculture or have a relevant qualification, just have an interest in the natural and managed environment. I've planted hedging and trees in the garden. If you are concerned your first port of call is one of your local councilors. -
By ComtesseDeSpair · Posted
Try contacting Emmaus on Lewisham High Road. We donated some weights and a weights bench there a couple of years ago, they collected. They did say it's space-dependent whether they'll take goods which need a bit of TLC before being saleable, but worth a try. -
let's have blind faith in our council doing the right thing, with the right considerations for environment, for wildlife and for conservation, or let's not and expect them to be transparent and accountable -
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