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Cyclist launches legal action against London council after hitting cycle safety measure in horrific accident

Greg Simmons, 36, broke both his arms in an accident involving lane divider intended to protect people on bikes

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London council under fire over decision not to fly Pride flag

Enfield Council has defended the decision not to fly a flag for the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month

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Toby Carvery and council end legal dispute over felling of ancient oak in north London park

The restaurant chain’s owners apologise and agree to fund 1,000 new trees after cutting down of 500-year-old tree sparked outrage

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Bare necessities: could a Naked House be the blueprint for affordability?

How four friends came up with the idea that unfinished — but liveable — homes can cut asking prices by a fifth. By Ruth Bloomfield

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Ancient oak tree was healthy when it was cut down by Toby Carvery restaurant, report finds

A report by Forestry Commission found no signs of serious disease in the oak

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Ancient oak tree felled by Toby Carvery owner was still alive, investigation finds

Felling prompted widespread public anger with restaurant chain now facing eviction from site

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London council seeks to evict Toby Carvery over felling of ancient oak tree

The felling of the 500-year-old tree has left locals in the north London town ‘devastated’

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Former north London mayor 'sorry' for trying to get visas for his family and friends

Mohammad Islam has stood down from his position on the council due to the controversy

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Mural on side of north London library to stay despite 'ghastly eyesore' complaints from locals

Hundreds complained about the artwork that Enfield Council had not sought permission for

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Family moved 'to the other end of the country' wins payout from London council

A woman fleeing domestic abuse with her children was given a £1,100 payout

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Crowdfunded bid to block Spurs' training ground on Green Belt site set for High Court

More than 850 people have donated towards a review of the football academy in Whitewebbs Park, Enfield

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Investigations launched as rooms in sold off London police stations 'illegally rented out'

Investigations have been launched in Tower Hamlets and Enfield after rooms in sold off police station buildings were illegally listed for rent for up to £1,300 a month

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Tottenham's controversial women's training ground plan in Enfield's Whitewebbs Park gets the green light

The football club has been given the green light to fence off a section of Whitewebbs Park in Enfield and build a new women’s academy

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Waste company fined £400,000 after London council employee crushed in horror accident

Paul McDaid, an Enfield Council employee, was working at the London Energy Ltd transfer station in Edmonton when the incident happened

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Council secure tree protections on entire Toby Carvery site after outrage at historic oak felling

Mitchell & Butlers Retail (MBR), which runs Toby Carvery, has apologised for the upset caused

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North London landlord fined £5000 after leaving tenants without heating for a year

A north London landlord was fined over £5,000 after failing to repair a gas boiler for a year

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Toby Carvery boss apologises for ‘upset caused’ by felling of centuries-old tree

The tree was cut down in Whitewebbs Park, north London on April 3.

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Ancient London oak hacked down by Toby Carvery owners could have lived ‘another few hundred years’

The ancient oak was on the edge of Whitewebbs Park, next to the Whitewebbs House Toby Carvery

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Toby Carvery owner apologises after ancient oak tree felling in north London

The cutting down of the tree has been compared to that of the landmark Sycamore Gap tree

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Everything we know about the felling of Enfield's ancient oak tree: cause, consequences and reactions

Toby Carvery's decision to cut down a centuries-old oak tree in Enfield has led to public anger and an investigation into its legality

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Woodland Trust call for 'justice' over ancient oak tree felling as Met Police drop investigation

Met Police confirms it has dropped its investigation into tree felling, citing no evidence of criminality

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Toby Carvery under fire over felling of centuries-old tree in north London

The tree, which has a girth of 6.1 metres, is located in near the Whitewebbs House Toby Carvery car park.

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Locals ‘devastated’ after 400-year-old tree mysteriously felled in London park

The incident has been reported to the Metropolitan Police and Enfield Council has put an emergency preservation order in place.

The Independent UK

Toby Carvery owners admit felling beloved 500-year-old oak tree in London after local outrage

The tree, estimated to be up to 500 years old, has been described as a ‘national treasure’

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London’s Sycamore Gap? Fury as Toby Carvery fells ancient oak tree

A Tree Preservation Order has been placed on an up to 500-year-old tree in Whitewebbs Wood, Enfield, to protect it from any further damage

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