Holly trees marked for felling on both sides of the Bristol and North Somerset border
Weekly planning lists from Bristol City Council and North Somerset Council each include an application to fell a holly tree, including one classified as dangerous in Clifton.
Tree-felling applications on this week's planning lists span the boundary between the two councils, with each authority listing at least one holly tree marked for removal.
In Bristol, the city council's weekly list records an application to fell a holly at 109 Pembroke Road, Clifton, on the grounds that the tree is dangerous [1].
In North Somerset, the council's weekly list shows an application covering two trees at 2B Landemann Circus, Weston-super-Mare: a holly and a lime, both listed for felling [2].
The two applications appear on separate weekly lists published by Bristol City Council and North Somerset Council respectively [1][2].
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