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Almost half of “majestic” trees that were due to be cut down by HS2 have been saved. Protestors joined forces with Buckinghamshire Council and the Chilterns Conservation Board to save the trees, in Leather Lane, Great Missenden, which were set to be felled to make way for an HS2 access road being built off the A413, between Great Missenden and Wendover. Last month, revised designs came to light for Leather Lane, an ancient ‘holloway’ and a deep, V-shaped track, flanked by wildlife-rich hedges and trees, which has been used by residents for thousands of years. Bucks Council said despite the Chilterns’ ‘holloways’ featuring in the detailed design principles – which HS2 must adhere to – the latest engineering led designs showed that HS2 Ltd was planning to cut down significant numbers of mature trees along the length of the existing Leather Lane, and “destroy” parts of the ancient trackway.

United kingdomUnited kingdom generalIan thompsonElaine kingBucks councilBuckinghamshire councilLeather laneChilterns conservation boardChilterns areaNatural beautyOutstanding natural beautyஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம் ஜநரல்ஈயந் தாம்சன்எலைன் கிங்ரூபாய்கள் சபை