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Widow Refuses to Sell Garden for £45m Bypass in Fight to Save 500-Year-Old Oak Tree
Jean Harris says the 3km scheme would cut through her garden and threaten wildlife, while council officials prepare to use compulsory purchase powers.
Summary by birminghamworld.uk
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Gran Jean, 79, standing in way of new £45m road
Jean Harris is fighting to save an oak tree
Widow refuses to sell garden for £45m bypass in fight to save 500-year-old oak tree
An elderly widow is refusing to sell part of her garden for a £45million road scheme she says will devastate wildlife, threaten a 500-year-old oak tree and leave her dream home blighted by traffic noise, despite the council warning it could seize the land through compulsory purchase.
Gran refuses to sell patch of garden to save ancient oak from £45,000,000 bypass
A 500-year-old oak tree which has stood for centuries could be cut down to make way for a £45,000,000 bypass, but the owner of a property in the way has refused to sell a patch of her garden
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