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More than 13,000 trees have been planted in Bolton as part of City of Trees scheme
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Trees could be felled in Queens Park because of Ash Dieback Disease
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Meanwhile Bolton Labour leader Nick Peel expressed concerns that the Conservative-run council have delayed regeneration plans. The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government met with Cllr Adele Warren, Council Leader David Greenhalgh and conservative candidate for Breightmet Stuart Hartigan at Garstang Allotments. His visit comes ahead of the polls opening on May 6, with more than a third of Bolton seats up for election. Currently, the Conservative party have control over Bolton Council - despite having one less seat than the Labour party (17 to 18). This is because an agreement was made between all the other parties in Bolton except Labour. The Lib Dems later withdrew their support from this arrangement in February though.
Robert Jenrick visits Bolton ahead of local election
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Wilderswood forest, Rivington at dusk by Peter Ravald. WORK to replace dead or dangerous trees at a popular green space will help keep the public safe, Bolton Council has said. The project is due to start later this month at Wilderswood and will see the removal of larch trees which have become infected with the disease Phytophthora ramorum. A number of pine trees, both live and dead, will also be removed due to concerns they would be susceptible to wind damage if left exposed. The move comes after Bolton Council received a Statutory Plant Health Notice from the Forestry Commission, requiring action to address the presence of the disease.