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We had a similar problem.

Quite intractable.

Until I suggested installing a set of tasteful 1.0m high metal railings in about a 3.0m dia circle with an included 200mm high metal strip around the bottom to retain bark mulch.

In this case surely a "sit-a-pon" low surrounding wall should do the same?

But absolutly definately the tree deserves to be retained.

Job done.

Looks well too.

PS

I guess? this tree is blocking light.

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No TPO on this tree and not in a conservation area . My boss had a word with the tree officer and he said it would be a shame but if the guy wants a fell then that's his choice . I will speak to the other tree officer on Monday and ask if there is anything that could be done :)

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We are the most unlikely bunch of tree huggers, given that we cut them down for a living.

 

Would be quite a funny human interest story for the local press - "Tree fellers turned tree huggers - local tree surgeons unite together to save ancient Yew tree"

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