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DaveDay34 wrote:
Other than the man shot dead for putting some clematis clippings in the wrong
place, I think that the council contractors who carried out work (weeding and
removal of some shrubs) that led to a house needing to be demolished had to be
the worst story on the whole programme.

How on earth did they achieve that? Pull out a mature laurel from
next to a 17th century cottage with a mechanical digger? I can't
think of much else that could do the job.


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