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Something tells me your Councils money issues will soon get a boost of around £20,000 and a reinstated TPO'd tree at cost to yourself (if its PTO'd of course!)

Assuming the operation was performed before the TPO was on it, what’s the crime?
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The chain of events can really and truly only be known by the council and big”bad”ben123 😬

 

I can only hope for Ben, that the council are slack as he says they are. Otherwise he maybe taking another mortgage out to pay the fine 👍🤣

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14 hours ago, htb said:

Whoever did it should have his hands cut off.

Gulp.

 

 

 

Forget that half-hearted flesh wound.   I'm sure I have actually cut down dozens of oak trees bigger (and potentially far nicer) that that.... 

 

....Cut 'em down, I did.... and had them chipped up.

 

AND (tart that I am) I just did it for the money.  (made a bit of a living out of it, to be honest).

 

I am clearly a bad, bad man.

 

 

I am sorry.

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AND I abused a PTO by not chaining the guard up properly.
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3 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Your tree, your land, your responsibility, you and your neighbours want it gone, no TPO.

 

Why didn’t you just have it removed?

Nut shell ...

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I fail to understand what the OP thought he could achieve with cutting into the trunk. Regarding damage to nearby buildings - what was there first.

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