A council says it will fell a number of diseased trees, and replace each with five new ones.

The Nation Trust, which manages the estate, said the diseased trees in an area popular with walkers could pose a risk to the public.

Infected trees are being removed, but there is a warning it will cost money and take years.

The work to remove dead, dying or dangerous trees is expected to cost £35,000.

The National Trust hopes the project will provide a "beautiful blossom" in the spring.

A council wants to hear what people think about its plans to fight ash dieback in a woodland area.

Hundreds of ash trees are to be felled across Leeds after being infected with a fatal disease.

Trees with ash dieback that cause a health and safety risk will be the priority for felling.