162 Stapleton Hall Road Hornsey London N4 4QJ Data via plota.co.uk
Description
Five Day Notice. T1 - dead Cherry tree in rear garden. Remove in order to protect life and property in 162 and 164 Stapleton Hall Road. In terms of re planting intentions, we were actually going to just let a stump remain around 6 ft from the ground - this would not pose a danger even in high winds, and eventually would be recolonised by ivy and possibly be helpful to wildlife as it starts to rot from the inside and could serve as a home for various insects. Data via plota.co.uk
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