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We're checking the trees in council housing areas.
If you have a tree on your property, including your garden, we want to hear from you:
Take a photo: Snap a picture of each tree.
Mark its location: Show us where each tree is on the map below.
Share your insights: Tell us what you think about each tree, especially if you have any concerns about it.
This won't take long, just a few minutes for each tree. Your help is really important. It lets us keep good records so we can take care of the trees properly.
We're checking the trees in council housing areas.
If you have a tree on your property, including your garden, we want to hear from you:
Take a photo: Snap a picture of each tree.
Mark its location: Show us where each tree is on the map below.
Share your insights: Tell us what you think about each tree, especially if you have any concerns about it.
This won't take long, just a few minutes for each tree. Your help is really important. It lets us keep good records so we can take care of the trees properly.