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Over grown tree blocking footpath use

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Reported in the Hedges / trees on rights of way category anonymously at 15:26, Tue 11 June 2019

Sent to Warwickshire County Council 4 minutes later

Good afternoon,

I live in Trinity Mead in Stratford upon Avon and often walk past an overgrown tree. I have been informed by SDC that it is WCC property so I am contacting you to get it cut back.

The tree is outside No 20 Longfellow Road (CV37 7LE). The branches are hanging so low that it is now impossible to not be hit by it and I have had to push my son in his buggy on the road as I can’t safely get passed on the footpath. It has been like this since last year but is now getting to a silly stage. Would it be possible to look into this and get the tree trimmed back please? I’ve noticed other pedestrians having similar battles with these branches too.

Many thanks,

Dani Hunter

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Posted anonymously at 16:36, Wed 12 June 2019

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