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Help save the London plane trees of Exeter

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Elizabeth Johnston
8 years ago

We need more trees not less!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

they where vandalssome things never change when they first built the place,

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Wendy Fallon
8 years ago

Any green space that is available

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave the trees alone and develop around them. Just use some vision?

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Thomas Lowday
8 years ago

Trees are an important feature of the city and need to be protected.

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Anna Weuthen
8 years ago

This is not the time to cut back nature! Keep or move the trees!

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Kevin moxey
8 years ago

Save the trees and build for families not just students! It seems the council is selling out to the university and not interested in council tax paying residents!

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Pip Howard
8 years ago

There are alternatives to having to fell these valuable trees and I would be happy to help to try and find a way in ensuring these trees can be retained..

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Geoff Wilkinson
8 years ago

I love plane trees- please don't chop them down.

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veronica Beckett
8 years ago

Please we need MORE trees in Exeter and not fewer. We already have a steel concrete high street. Leafy Exeter is the way to go

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I have no preference, although I do think the trees should be saved. It takes so long for these wonderful trees to grow.

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Colin Glennie
8 years ago

Trees give me a smile.

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Colin Glennie
8 years ago

Thank goodness for people like Terrence Pickles!

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Cally
8 years ago

We must save our trees. What's happening to our lovely wooded roundabout at Sandy Gate?

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Chloe James
8 years ago

These beautiful Lime trees help give this part of Exeter soul in an otherwise retail jungle.

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David Hayes
8 years ago Featured

Preferably not moved anywhere but incorporated into the architecture. It was so shameful that the tree that once stood so gracefully between the junction of Bedford street and the High Street was hacked down leaving a dull space with no life in it, perhaps put one where it stood if you have to move it from Paris Street.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

while there is a current programme to 'green' grey britain it seems such a shame that Exeter is becoming more and more granite grey -- see Queens Street, Guildhall Centre and Princesshay to name just a few.

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Tricia Chudley
8 years ago

We need more trees not less.

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Alan Stewart
8 years ago

The trees should be returned to their original positions after the construction work is finished

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The trees should form part of the new development and be made a feature. We need mature trees to help filter out pollutants.