Two dozen trees to be cut back in Quarriers Village (Image: WB Smith Trees and Turf LTD)
PLANS to cut back more than two dozen trees in Quarriers Village have been approved by Inverclyde Council.
Two applications seeking permission to carry out crown reduction works on a variety of trees on several village streets have been given the green light.
The first application relates to a group of seventeen trees - comprising of 12 lime trees, four sycamores and a chestnut tree - on Peace Avenue which are now set to have their tops trimmed.
A further five trees - a beech, two sycamores and two limes - will also have work carried out while a pair of ash trees will be removed.
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