If it's not cut down you'll end up being a shadow of your former self.
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If it's not cut down you'll end up being a shadow of your former self.
If the tree is not on your property you are able only to cut down any branches that overhang your property. Google "High Hedge Law" and see if this applies. However if there is only one tree then this law will probably not apply.
Is the tree in question dangerous? If so there is the Dangerous Tree Act. Speak to the horticultural officer of the Council for advice?
The best solution is to appeal to your neighbour who owns the tree. It is really for him to decide what to do. He might not want to go to the expense of around £1500 but you could offer to pay or share the cost.
Probably easier to move house again.
Preferably to one without a massive fcuking tree next door.
That made meOriginally Posted by Dr Lecter
It seems to me that the OP can't see the forest for trees.
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