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Bristol beech shaping contrasts with Banwell ash removal
Two council planning lists place a retain-and-prune beech job in Bristol against a Banwell entry that includes felling an ash.
The two weekly lists both record tree work, but the named trees are handled in different ways [1][2]. Bristol City Council’s list records a beech at 1 Goldney Road, Bristol, being lifted over the road for 6m clearance and reduced by up to 3m near previous pruning points [1]. North Somerset Council’s list records an ash at 60B West Street, Banwell, listed to fell, with a dogwood to be coppiced near ground level and a magnolia reduced by up to 1m [2].
Sources
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: T1 - Beech - Lift crown over road to create a 6m clearance. Reduce crown by maximum 3m to suitable growth pruning points near previous reduction.
- North Somerset Council planning weekly list: T1 ash - fell. T2 dogwood - coppice to near ground level. T3 magnolia - reduce crown by up to 1m
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