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Tree application wins support of Budleigh Salterton councillors

Published: 9:59 PM May 23, 2009    Updated: 6:09 PM December 11, 2020

PLANS to reduce the height of a holm oak tree and lime oak tree at Garden Cottage, 7 Fore Street Hill, has won the support of the town council.

PLANS to reduce the height of a holm oak tree and lime oak tree at Garden Cottage, 7 Fore Street Hill, has won the support of the town council.

The final decision over the application will be made by the district council.

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