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Somerset Council to spend nearly £2.2m by 2029 looking after trees

Somerset Council commits £2.19 million over four years to manage ash dieback, fulfilling legal safety duties and using external contractors for cost efficiency.

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The council has a legal duty to protect trees on public land - and will be making additional efforts to combat ash dieback across the county

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Somerset Council to spend nearly £2.2m by 2029 looking after trees

The council has a legal duty to protect trees on public land - and will be making additional efforts to combat ash dieback across the county

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somersetcountygazette.co.uk broke the news in Somerset, United Kingdom on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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