Council leader 'outraged' as Toby Carvery fells 400-year-old oak tree

Toby Carvery has disgraced itself, but not for the first time

This act of natural vandalism was done in order to safeguard a Toby Carvery, one of the most benighted places to be found in public life.

Why Veteran Trees Deserve the Same Protection as Ancient Monuments

The destruction of a venerable oak tree highlights the importance of safeguarding biodiversity.

Toby Carvery failed to tell council of plans to axe 400-year-old oak

Toby Carvery, responsible for felling a "healthy" 400-year-old oak tree failed to tell the landlord that it planned to do it, says Enfield Council

Oak felled by Toby Carvery owners had ‘few hundred years’ more to live

The ancient oak was on the edge of Whitewebbs Park, next to the Whitewebbs House Toby Carvery

Council leader ‘outraged’ by Toby Carvery felling ancient oak without permission

The cutting down of the tree has been compared to that of the landmark Sycamore Gap tree next to Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland

Restaurant chain could face legal action after felling ancient oak

The leader of Enfield Council in north London has said an ancient oak tree butchered by a nearby Toby Carvery could have lived for centuries longer.