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Developer says 223 homes at former Reading Golf Club are a positive addition despite backlash

Developer says 223 homes at former Reading Golf Club are a positive addition despite backlash
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Campaign win as plan to cut down Caversham oak is withdrawn

Tree lovers are celebrating a victory as a plan to axe an ancient oak and replace it with a home in Caversham has been withdrawn.

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Tree lover who named English Civil War oak visits Caversham

A SELF-PROCLAIMED ‘Tree Hunter’ who named an oak tree which dates back to the English Civil War and earlier has visited Caversham to oppose the…

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Fears English Civil War tree in Caversham will be cut down

DISMAYED neighbours have hit out over plans to axe an historic oak tree as part of new home proposal.

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Civil war breaks out over plan to chop down tree used by Roundheads to spy on King Charles I s army

There are now plans to replace the ancient King s Spy Oak , a massive 700-year-old tree located in Caversham, Berkshire, with a three bed home. But locals strongly object to the felling.

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