Woodland 'looks like battlefield' after hundreds of trees cut down
Almost all Ash trees in the South East are likely to be lost to disease over the next 30 years.
Almost all Ash trees in the South East are likely to be lost to disease over the next 30 years.
Up to 400 trees are believed to be infected with the fungus ash dieback. According to the Woodland Trust it could kill 80% of the ash trees in the UK.
A fungal infection that has seen more than 100,000 trees already destroyed around the country could spread to the North East.