Oct 14, 2025 ... ... trees and woodlands, rights of way and other outdoor amenities. Email cleansafegreen@dacorum.gov.uk or call 01442 228000 and ask for Clean ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/environment.../landscape-recreation
Sep 29, 2023 ... How we cut grass · use a ride-on mower to cut the larger areas of grass · use a strimmer to cut around obstacles (such as trees or lamp-posts) and ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/.../grass-hedge-and-shrub-cutting
Feb 13, 2025 ... Three Cherry Trees Lane closure. I have been contacted by many residents who shared their frustration at the Three Cherry Trees Lane closure.
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/.../leader-s-monthly-update---february-2025
These should be robust urban trees. ... This should include tree and shrub planting, with the objective of achieving a line of trees that meet above the road to ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/.../manorestatebrief_section3h79a768445115...
Feb 13, 2023 ... Wooden coffins will only be accepted if manufactured from timber felled in managed tree forests and must be ecologically sound. The deceased ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/community-living/.../woodland-burials
Feb 27, 2025 ... Hertfordshire and Middlesex Wildlife Trust designed the new park to encourage both recreation and wildlife. Thousands of trees were planted - ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/leisure-arts...play.../bunkers-park
Oct 22, 2025 ... Trees and Woodlands; Countryside Access and Rights of Way. Together they maintain the outdoor spaces in the borough, ensuring a clean and ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/environment-street.../clean-safe-green
Nov 13, 2025 ... Tree or hedge works/removal not in a conservation area or covered by a TPO (this is a civil matter – contact our Trees and Woodlands team for ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/home/planning.../planning-enforcement
CATEGORY B TREE - CANOPY AND ROOT. PROTECTION ZONE. CATEGORY C TREE - CANOPY AND ROOT. PROTECTION ZONE. EXISTING TREES - A, B # C CATEGORY ONLY express and ...
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/.../la43-la4-tree-category-diagram---june-201...
Nests are usually 9-18m above ground in vertical twigs of mature conifer trees such as spruce and firs, in a climbing plant or deciduous tree. (especially oak).
https://www.dacorum.gov.uk/.../topic-paper-chilterns-beechwoods-sac---ap...