Hundreds of trees set to be planted on Oxfordshire's streets (www.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk)

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Hundreds of trees are set to be planted on Oxfordshire's streets this planting season.

The move comes as Oxfordshire County Council's Tree Service looks to bolster the county's urban tree population, with the aim of improving public safety, enhancing air quality, and providing better habitats for wildlife.

Over the last two years, more than 800 standard trees have been planted on highways across the county - a number which is set to be matched this planting season.

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