A tree felling programme to control the spread of Ash Dieback disease is set to cause disruption to roads around Wet Lothian.
The disease could cost the council £1m a year until 2027 , and up to £12m to tackle the spread in the next 17 years.
In a report to the recent Linlithgow Local Area Committee Andy Johnston, Countryside Manager said: “A number of roadside sections have been identified within the Linlithgow area as having a significant number of ash trees affected by Ash Dieback Disease within the verge owned by the council.
