by Holly Chapman | Jun 16, 2026 | News, Trees and woodland
Enfield Council has settled its legal case with Toby Carvery owners, Mitchells & Butlers, a year since an illegal oak felling caused outrage. The 500-year old tree was partially cut down in Enfield last April by M&B, who said the tree was supposedly dying and... 
by Holly Chapman | Feb 23, 2026 | News
Whitewebbs Oak felling. Credit: Woodland Trust / Gracie Tilbrook An ancient tree was cut down by the owners of Toby Carvery without permission outside its Whitewebbs House restaurant in Enfield, London last April. The tree, which is estimated to be 450-500 years old,... 
by Edward Brown | Jan 27, 2026 | Kit and machinery
Stihl has introduced its latest top-handled chainsaw. The MSA 220.1 T model is intended for professional arborists. It is designed for tree removal and crown maintenance. The new version is lighter than its predecessor. The manufacturer states that it also provides a... 
by The Pro Arb Team | Jan 20, 2026 | Long reads, Training and careers
In a trial that exposed a critical flaw in Welsh environmental law and pitted a homeowner against a local authority, a Newport woman was ordered to pay £116k after illegally felling a protected lime tree. The proceedings, which culminated in... 
by Holly Chapman | Jan 14, 2026 | News
Work has begun by the Environmental Agency to clear the illegal waste dump in Kidlington, Oxfordshire. Following the large-scale dumping of waste in the area during the summer, Environmental Agency officers have been monitoring the site whilst restricting access to...
