Protecting Lever Park and Rivington for the future…
Posted in News, united utilities, Wildlife on Aug 30th, 2009
Not on the Go Ape course, but on the drive leading up to the Top Barn, where several of the big old beech trees that line the road have been marked with pink spots. From previous experience, any tree marked with a fluorescent spot is due for felling – but these are mature trees with [...]
Posted in News on Dec 4th, 2008
Keep the pressure up on Chorley council. The following people have a direct responsibility for the key decisions that allowed Go Ape to be built. UPDATE: Donna Hall has asked all correspondence to be addressed to her (see her comment below). Donna Hall, Chief executive, Chorley Borough Council, Town hall, Market Street, Chorley. PR7 1DP. [...]
I bumped into two of United Utilites’ woodland officers, Ian and Matthew, while walking in Rivington on Monday. They were keen to talk about the trees that had been felled so I asked them if I could email some questions. I did, and they replied as follows: Q. How many trees have been felled by United [...]
