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F1 superstar Lewis Hamilton in tree row with neighbours at £18 MILLION mansion
F1 champion Lewis Hamilton faced criticism from his London neighbors for wanting to fell trees in his £18 million mansion’s garden. The council approved the removal of two apple trees after Hamilton complained they were ‘poor specimens.’ Additionally, he sought to prune a lime tree and magnolia that were encroaching on nearby buildings. Despite opposition, Hamilton previously removed a sugarplum tree that was mostly dead and replaced it with an apple blossom cherry tree. The council agreed to fell the apple trees as they lacked value, and they recommended planting ornamental trees that promote biodiversity. Hamilton’s request to chop down an Amelanchier tree was also approved, with permission granted to trim a Horse Chestnut tree due to neighbors’ concerns about pigeon droppings.
