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Council axes village's beloved 150-year-old chestnut tree

Residents of a quiet Nottinghamshire village are devastated after council contractors chopped down their cherished 150-year-old horse chestnut tree without warning, sparking fury and heartbreak throughout the community.

Restaurant fells 80 trees, reveals industrial eyesore

A popular restaurant's expansion plans backfired spectacularly after removing 80 mature trees to create more parking, only to reveal an unsightly industrial estate that has devastated their business.

Northern Ireland's ancient trees face mass destruction

Northern Ireland's cherished ancient woodlands are facing a devastating crisis as tree felling rates reach alarming levels, threatening centuries of natural heritage and biodiversity across the region.

Plymouth residents protest felling of 110-year-old oak trees

Plymouth residents are in uproar as the council plans to fell a historic line of mature oak trees, some over a century old, to make way for a new wall protecting 1980s-built houses. Locals have launched a passionate campaign to save their beloved green ca

Sycamore Gap Tree Shows New Growth From Protected Stump

Exclusive: In a stunning turn of events, the felled Sycamore Gap tree is showing vigorous new growth from its protected stump. National Trust experts confirm the legendary tree's fight for survival has begun.

Sycamore Gap case cracked: Two arrests made

Detectives crack the case of the felled Sycamore Gap tree with two arrests, as forensic evidence and public tips lead to a major breakthrough in the investigation.

Sycamore Gap tree vandals appear in court

The individuals responsible for felling the beloved Sycamore Gap tree have appeared in court, facing charges over the destruction of the iconic Northumberland landmark.

Sycamore Gap vandals jailed for 4 years

Two individuals have been sentenced to a combined four years and three months in prison for cutting down the famous Sycamore Gap tree in what was described as a 'senseless act of destruction'.

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