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NeighbourWoes

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  1. The pictures are slightly different angles the ones showing the neighbours trees is taken from the bottom of the back garden. The ones showing the roots are from the side of the house at the front which is further forward. If we were to remove the roots on our side is that likey to damage the tree? I don’t mind the trees it’s just the path is becoming very uneven in places. I also have to admit to having a bit of worry about the house the front door sticks and so does one of the windows. There aren’t any cracks so maybe I’m reading more into it then I should
  2. Hello Any advice and ideas welcome, our neighbours have trees taller than our house that run along the boundary between our two properties. Due the position of our house they are a couple of meters away from the side of our house and our path which is being lifted by the roots which are also visible above the soil on my side. We have a strained relationship with the neighbours so I’d welcome any advice on what I can do about the roots and the damage to our path caused by their trees. All thoughts and ideas very appreciated

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