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Myth bust: 皇冠体育app Telegraph claims public to be banned from woodlands

皇冠体育app myth:聽 皇冠体育app Telegraph allege that the public could be banned from British forests and woodland as a result of the ash tree disease, chalara鈥�

From:
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
31 October 2012
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

皇冠体育app myth:聽 皇冠体育app Telegraph allege that the public could be banned from British forests and woodland as a result of the ash tree disease, chalara fraxinea.

皇冠体育app truth: 皇冠体育appre are no plans to stop public access to forests and woodland as there is a very low risk of people transmitting the disease from area to area.聽 皇冠体育app public can still help by cleaning their boots, tyres or horses鈥� hooves after being in woodland areas affected by chalara fraxinea. More information is available at .

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Published 31 October 2012