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Osborn stands with his hands on his hips, looking the tree over, eyeing the spots where he plans to plug in a branch cut from the spare tree. “This tree needs a fitting,” he announces. “Where’s the drill?” he asks Howard. Once he finds a gap, Osborn tries out several spare branches by pushing them into the spot and checking for size, color (the shades of green may vary from silver to blue), and variation (the density of the needles will differ depending on what side of the mountain a tree is grown on). Howard steps back to inspect the look. “There’s a relationship between the height and the width of the tree that you must keep in mind,” he says, and he gives Osborn’s branch his approval. Howard then drills an angled, inch-deep hole into the trunk of the tree while Osborn uses a butcher knife to whittle the end of the branch down to size. Then they hot-glue the branch into the hole.

Revised plans submitted for eight flats in Stratford Road

Council candidate Tom Osborn standing outside the house in Stratford Road that could be demolished A revised proposal to demolish a detached home and build a block of flats has been submitted - but neighbours and councillors still have concerns about the plans. Watford Borough Council has received a new application to create a block of eight one and two-bed flats on the corner of Stratford Road and Langley Road. Initial plans for nine flats were withdrawn by applicants Smart Build Homes Ltd in February. At the time, Nascot ward councillors opposed the plan due to the site s proximity to a hazardous junction , while locals also do not want to see a family home lost.

Hidden autism: Mum s plea to help undiagnosed daughters cope

She said when everything overwhelms her daughter, Halia takes to wearing headphones to shut-out the external onslaught. Unlike many boys struggling through their early years, Halia’s autism has taken longer to diagnose. Kylie said a psychologist first hinted Halia had autism at the age of five. However no formal declaration was made at the time, costing her years of access to “life-changing” specialist support systems. The drawn-out formal assessment and diagnosis did not start for Halia until she was 10 years old. Kylie said that she realised her daughter’s social awkwardness, high dependence on routine and the quirky speech patterns that made her stand out from other children.

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