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Consultation on Chestnut Avenue trees on Tooting Common

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Lisa shield
10 years ago

We should be planting forests rather than felling trees.

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Beverley Jandziol
10 years ago

This will ruin the appearance of the Common and the enjoyment for those using it.

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Sara Denny
10 years ago

please leave the beautiful trees alone and put the money to use somewhere else on the common

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Rachel Hamilton
10 years ago

Outrageous proposal

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Liz Clow
10 years ago

Removing perfectly healthy trees? Madness! Respect these beautiful trees and plant new ones for the few dead trees which need replacing.

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Nick Burns
10 years ago

The idea of cutting these trees down are totally unjustified.

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rosedefalbe
10 years ago

as in Sheffield, so in Wandsworth, felling trees to replace them with free, little ones constitutes loss of canopy and biodiversity, and amenity, and history.

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Graham Owen
10 years ago

I would want the council to do all they can to retain existing healthy trees and to manage those with canker. I think the council should replace diseased trees as and when a tree becomes dangerous.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I grew up with the sight of these trees in the common and I think it's barbaric that the council want to chop them down

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Melonie
10 years ago

Awful idea. Who puts the cpuncil in charge of cutting up wond breaking,old, beautiful trees because a few are sick. Stupid idea. Lose the money.

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Victoria Brain
10 years ago

Cutting down healthy trees in order to keep funding is a world gone mad. Sad the council seems to have lost all common sense in this matter.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please do not cut down healthy trees, and make sure to replace any that you do need to remove. They are feature of the common that are valued and loved by the local community.

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Pippa hounslow
10 years ago

Leave our greenery alone!

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Liz Marin-Curtoud
10 years ago

Please consult with the community before making any decisions

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Stuart Hall
10 years ago

cutting down of these ancient trees should not be taken lightly, and not without planting of more well ahead of the cut.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Ridiculous the trees are beautiful

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Jenny Teasdale
10 years ago

This is common land surely!

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Abbie Davies
10 years ago

I am 100% opposed to this.

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Joanna Merson
10 years ago

The council needs to consult on this.

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Brian Harding
10 years ago

Spent many early mornings gathering conkers in the 50's. In those days, kids could go to the common at 7 in the morning, without their parents being scared stiff. Either that, or early morning fishing in the pond nearby.