I REFER to your story on Leylandii trees on Saturday, October 16.
There are inaccuracies and omissions which need to be addressed.
Mr Bolton says that he was never approached about the problem, but a resident did write to him some years ago, and as a result he did make a reduction of about two feet.
In addition to this, North British Housing Association who are responsible for the management of Greenmount Court also say that they have made many representations to Mr Bolton, but without result.
The other major point which needs to be made is that residents of Greenmount Court have bought and paid for their lease, but also pay a high monthly service charge to North British for the management of the site. It would appear that the residents must now pursue this, and other problems including liaison with our local MP, Bolton Council and if necessary the Press.
Finally, we are grateful for the sympathetic and professional help given to us by the Environmental Department. They stand out as an example of service that others could follow.
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