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Boris Johnson met uranium lobbyist connected to new business partner while he was PM WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK The Independent revealed that Johnson gave a top job at energy consultancy firm to former aide Charlotte Owen Sleazebag.

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Loppers and secateurs. Just make sure you charge enough for your time.

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@colemanjessenzDo you use your own drone or do you hire someone in to do that bit? LIDAR is something I've had my eye on for a while. What you have posted is exactly the kind of thing I had in mind.

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I think you'd need a lot of them to extract much flavour. They're very gooey. They don't make you think 'I'll make a point of foraging for these'. I think their sugar content is more aimed for birds to nibble on. If you do make 'Yew Stew' you should really post up the recipe..

The flesh of the berries of yew isn't poisonous, just the seed itself, which will pass through you unscathed if you don't chew it. If you eat the bark you're also in trouble. Laurel berries themselves will do you a great disservice. What is the estate supposed to do about ruderal plants like foxgloves or 'lords and ladies', they probably look appealing to someone who likes eating flora. In terms of people climbing trees, most trees you'll see in urban environments have been pruned to render access without ladders, monkey fist of rope, throwbag, or MEWP impossible. Yew trees don't suit that type of pruning and I think it would be a shame to try and alter their habit to accommodate people who probably shouldn't be climbing them. There are loads of other trees that people could climb if they wanted to climb trees. My local park has this tree. It's known as 'The Octopus Tree', they encourage climbing of it. (They do frown on teaching someone how to ascend a 25m beech though).

Options as I see them: 1. Give them a price to remove each berry from the yews. 2. Give them a price to fence off yews. 3. Give them a price to crown raise all the yews. 4. Hope that nobody starts eating the laurels.