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Trees subject to an insurance claim look likely to be removed

Council officers recommend approval with replacement planting after the trees damaged a boundary wall and triggered an insurance claim, the report says.

Summary by Warrington Guardian
Councillors look set to approve plans to remove two trees in Newton-le-Willows currently protected under a tree preservation order (TPO).

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Trees subject to an insurance claim likely to be removed

Councillors look set to approve plans to remove two trees in Newton-le-Willows currently protected under a tree preservation order (TPO).

·St Helens, United Kingdom
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Trees subject to an insurance claim look likely to be removed

Councillors look set to approve plans to remove two trees in Newton-le-Willows currently protected under a tree preservation order (TPO).

·Warrington, United Kingdom
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Warrington Guardian broke the news in Warrington, United Kingdom on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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