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Yvonne
I am very concerned about a huge horse Chestnut tree growing 5m from our house. The tree is, at the moment, approx 15 m tall and 3-4 m girth at the widest part of the trunk. The house was built in the 1960's and the tree is about 90 years old. During the last 10 years, it has twice been reduced in size.
I am concerned that it will affect the foundations of the house. Please can you advise any actions needed.
Many thanks.
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