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A Council tree is interfering with my tv/radio signal – can it be pruned?

April 26, 2017council interfering pruned radio signal tree tv

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A Council tree is interfering with my tv/radio signal – can it be pruned?

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Poor reception due to perceived interference from trees will only merit remedial pruning when the work required is constant with good arboricultural practice, and will not unduly affect the amenity or health of the tree, and current financial constraints allow.