It has been a week since protestors began a campaign against trees being chopped down in a park in Manchester.
Manchester City Council has served an eviction notice on the Alexandra Park protestors, but they're still refusing to leave.
Protestors who are trying to stop hundreds of trees being chopped down in a park in Manchester have started tying themselves to the branches.
Manchester city council's served an eviction notice on the campaigners in Alexandra Park - but they're still refusing to leave. Our reporter Sarah Roger went to find out more:
Protestors who are trying to stop trees being chopped down in a Manchester park have started chaining themselves to the branches.
Manchester City Council has served an eviction notice on them but they are still refusing to leave.
Lumberjacks have moved back into a Manchester park under police protection as they continue to cut down hundreds of trees.
Manchester City Council says it wants to return Alexandra Park to how it was in Victorian times.
But a band of protestors have set up camp saying they're determined to stop them.
They've put up rope walkways inbetween trees that are due to come down.
Locals spend weekend camping out in park
Read the full storySport England will today announce the 45 sports projects in the North West that will be awarded money from the Olympic legacy fund. They will share a total of £2.46 million. One project to receive funding is the pavilion on Alexandra Park in Manchester, which will get £135,000 for restoration.
