Glasgow's Argyle Street Ash has been crowned Tree of the Year after winning a public vote against nine other contenders. This recognition not only highlights the beauty and significance of this tree but also fosters community pride and awareness about the importance of preserving natural landmarks. It's a win for both the tree and the local community.

The Argyle Street ash in Glasgow has been crowned the Tree of the Year in a competition organized by the Woodland Trust, beating out the famous 'King of Limbs' oak in Wiltshire. This beloved tree stands proudly on one of the city's busiest roads, showcasing the importance of urban greenery. Its victory highlights the value of trees in urban settings and encourages communities to appreciate and protect their local natural heritage.