Grace Howarth

2 days ago | msn.com | Grace Howarth

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2 days ago | standard.co.uk | Grace Howarth

News | LondonMustafa Cetinkaya, who represents Haselbury ward in Edmonton, was initially granted approval for the dropped kerb in September. Mustafa CetinkayaEnfield CouncilGrace Howarth , Local Democracy Reporter2 minutes ago COMMENTSGet our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysisI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice.

3 days ago | bbc.co.uk | Gopal Virdee |Grace Howarth

Image caption, Dr Gio Iozzi says there is no rationale for the council to fell the treeLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceA 120-year-old plane tree in north London, which has been under threat of being felled for the past three years, is once again facing the axe. Haringey Council says the tree on Oakfield Road, Stroud Green, needs to be removed as it is causing damage to nearby properties. The council has given residents until 17 June to respond to its notice, external.

4 days ago | standard.co.uk | Grace Howarth

NewsThe Oakfield Road plane tree in Stroud Green could be felled after insurers expressed concernsResidents form a ring around the tree as part of a protest to save itLDRSGrace Howarth , Local Democracy Reporter1 minute ago COMMENTSA historic tree in Stroud Green at the centre of a three-year campaign is facing the axe once again. Haringey Council is consulting on a fresh proposal to remove the Oakfield Road plane tree, which is around 120 years old, giving residents until June 17 to respond.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Grace Howarth

A rare species faces extinction after the population drops to the staggeringly low number of just 38 surviving fish. What's happening? According to an article in SFGATE, the Devil's Hole pupfish — one of Earth's rarest fish — neared extinction after an earthquake almost wiped out the entire species. In Death Valley National Park, the cave system known as the Devil's Hole is home to the Devil's Hole pupfish.