by DPC Office | Jan 28, 2021 | Lilliput Park, QEII Playing Fields, Wapley Bushes
Help us to keep our parks and open spaces tidy The Parish Council was disappointed to receive reports of litter at Wapley Bushes following last weekend’s snowfall. Unfortunately broken sledges, bottles and rubbish had been left on the hill. Please enjoy...
by DPC Office | Dec 16, 2020 | Wapley Bushes
The Parish Council has almost completed the first phase of the its plan to tackle ash dieback disease at Wapley Bushes. If you have been up to Wapley Bushes recently, you may have seen Teign Trees on site, who have been working hard to monolith and fell diseased ash...
by DPC Office | Nov 20, 2020 | Wapley Bushes
Tree works at Wapley Bushes are progressing well. The Parish Council appointed Teign Trees and Landscapes to carry out the initial tree works to tackle the effects of Ash Dieback Disease at Wapley. The work started at the end of October. The team working there has...
by DPC Office | Aug 6, 2020 | Wapley Bushes
We have received some enquiries about grass cutting at Wapley Bushes. The diversity of the meadows is maintained by traditional hay meadow management practices such as hay cutting in June or July. This allows the spring and early summer flowers to seed themselves for...
by DPC Office | Jul 16, 2020 | Wapley Bushes
The Council reported in its Autumn/Winter newsletter that ash dieback disease has arrived at Wapley Bushes Nature Reserve. Ash dieback is a fungus that came from Asia, crossed Europe and is now sweeping the UK. It kills around 95% of affected ash trees. There is no...
by DPC Office | Jun 5, 2020 | Lilliput Park, North East Ward, North West Ward, South Ward, Wapley Bushes
Message from the Chairman of Dodington Parish Council We are now well into the third month of lock down and following the recent relaxing of restrictions we are facing a major issue with litter, fly tipping and anti-social behaviour by a few inconsiderate people. ...
