US EditionAnother day, another ancient tree felled: 300-year-old Hunningham Oak near Leamington is knocked down to make way for HS2
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Petition: Save the 250 year old Cubbington pear tree from HS2.
The 250 year old Cubbington Pear tree in Warwickshire, is the 2nd largest in the country and is due to be cut down in September 2020 to make way for HS2. In 2015 it was voted England’s ‘tree of the year’. Reroute the railway, or at least see if the tree can be safely moved out of the route’s way.
Another day, another ancient tree felled: 300-year-old Hunningham Oak near Leamington is knocked down to make way for HS2
Stop HS2 campaigners will be holding a few days of speeches from October 1-4 in Leamington and Kenilworth as HS2 steps up the felling of trees in our area
·Northampton, United Kingdom
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