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According to the official version: |
".The
officer's advice to remove the trees in the interests of public safety
having seen that they were unstable due to the contaminated earth removal
works, was based on a common sense assessment of the situation presented
to them as previously explained."
Please examine
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& this & this
The mound of earth about 1.5 meters high covers the undisturbed roots of the felled tree.
Do you see any sign of any destruction to roots of any more than a few millimeters diameter?
The tree was leaning towards the uninhabited, fenced off site.
Did the JCB excavators endanger themselves by removing too much or were they sensible enough to leave the main roots intact?
If need be soil could easily have been moved back to shore the trees up.
