Glasgow City Council has to cut down hundreds of Ash trees at risk of falling due to disease.
The trees have Ash Dieback and it is thought about 35,000 could pose a high risk in busy areas such as schools, sports pitches, leisure centres, parks and roads among other places.
A council report said tree officers inspected 1,777 ash trees between January 2021 and March 2023 with areas of high footfall prioritised. Another 52 trees were also examined in Kelvingrove, 60 in Peat Road, 183 in Ruchill Park, 111 in Springburn Park and 389 elsewhere. There are 756 recommended for removal, 73 for pruning and 483 for re-inspection.Officers are also providing ongoing inspection for 505 ash trees located in primary schools, 92 on Great Western Road, 292 in Pollok Country Park, 209 in River Kelvin Walkway and 38 in Carmunnock Road among other locations including cemeteries and parks.
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