Improvement scheme to start at Whitehead Gardens, Tottington
A partnership project at Whitehead Gardens in Tottington is taking another step forward as tree works are carried out to remove those trees that are dead, dying or diseased.
Categories: trees
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£175k funding boost to care for trees on council-owned land
Bury Council is to invest an extra £125,000 in tree management to help reduce a backlog of lower priority pruning and felling work on council-owned land.
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Tree team get ultra-modern equipment to tackle tree stumps
Bury Council has invested £27.5k in the ultimate compact tree stump grinder to improve the efficiency of tree stump removal when trees must be felled.
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Council invests £250,000 to plant 25,000 trees across the borough
Bury Council and City of Trees have funded the planting of many thousands more trees to restore woodlands for people and wildlife and tackle the climate emergency head on.
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Twelve English oaks to celebrate the Queen’s platinum jubilee
An English oak tree will be planted in each of Bury’s 12 Green Flag parks as part of the Queen’s platinum jubilee celebrations.
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Anger as tree vandals strike again
Three recently planted cherry trees have been vandalised in Walker's Field, in the Moorside area of Bury.
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Anger as trees vandalised - one day after being planted
Trees planted at a park in Ramsbottom have been vandalised - less than 24 hours after they were put in.
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Plea for Government help to save our ash trees
Bury has joined districts across Greater Manchester in asking the Government for help to stop ash die-back decimating our trees.
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Give your Christmas tree a recycled new home
Residents who are taking down their Christmas decorations are urged to recycle their real Christmas tree in their brown bin.
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Improving our woodlands for future generations
Bury Council and the Forestry Commission have worked in partnership since 2011 and are now jointly considering the future management of some additional woodland areas within Bury.
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Who has stolen our trees?
Bury Council is appealing to residents to keep an eye out for three ornamental trees that were stolen from outside the town hall.
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Damaged trees in Radcliffe being replaced
New trees are on their way to Festival Gardens in Radcliffe in time for the summer.
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Tenants and residents chip in to recycle rubbish
This winter, Six Town Housing held a “Chip ‘n’ Skip” initiative, where they placed large skips around neighbourhoods in Radcliffe, Bury and brought a tree chipper to give tenants the opportunity to clear in and around their property.
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Deck the boughs with bells and holly
Celebrate National Tree Week by dressing trees in Christmas decorations inTownMeadowPark, Tottington.
