Mark J
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You might have done, eucs are usually quite tolerant of a prune though and the grass looks like it's been well fed with nutrients, perhaps they've contributed to its decline. As said above, you've tried to manage a large tree in a small spot and it didn't work, charge full whack for removal.
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By that do you mean black people are the similar demographic, or are you suggesting all her (ex) constituents in Hackney make 2 short planks look like a computer, or both?
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A few gooses and friends/foes from a recent stop off in a shan hotel in Milton Keynes.
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You frequently allude that it's not just the tories, but all politicians "from successive governments" who are scumbags, why do you act surprised when the SNP and labour politicians turn out to be wronguns? I've never seen you have a go at a tory MP on this forum, why's that?
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He's a spook.
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Ha aye perhaps, but where's the fun in that?
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Ouch! Gan canny Eggs.
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I agree with all of that. The French have a history of toppling their leaders, is that something you think we should be doing? If we did, who should we call upon to govern us?
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It is disgusting, what do you think should be done to stop it happening in the future?
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They're both rotters with good accountants:
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No idea mate, the online guidance suggests you should, you could deck the tree, tell nobody official, and then see what happens.
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There may be replanting condition within the TPO, so perhaps that's why they want notification of works.
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Surveying methodology - mapping trees for Local Authority questions
Mark J replied to Cordata's topic in General chat
150mm DBH as a minimum usually, although there are occasions where I would include trees which are <150mm but these are generally in groups and specified as such. I mostly use a program called Axciscape to plot things. I either get a topographical plan from the developer/LA or use triangulation to plot trees on dxf plan of the site.- 1 reply
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/assets/static/govuk-opengraph-image-dade2dad5775023b0568381c4c074b86318194edb36d3d68df721eea7deeac4b.png Tree Preservation Orders and trees in conservation areas - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Explains the legislation governing Tree Preservation Orders and tree protection in conservation areas. ^ See link above:
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He was director of public prosecutions, he's a stooge of the state.
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It's quite rare, the furthest south I've found it is Northumberland, it prefers the highlands of Scotland in my experience.
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I concur
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The lass in question ended up being a sex worker and was over 16 when she was persuaded to go to the police by her support worker. I should have made that clear. In the end she got a sum of money and is still in supported living.
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Asian grooming gangs were 'protected' up here because the police a) didn't think that any court would believe a lass who was whoring herself out for £2.50 a shot, and b) the coppers were raping the victims too.
