Experts find ‘shortcomings’ in Aviva tree removal evidence
A community-backed investigation into Aviva’s plans to fell a 150-year-old oak tree in Wivenhoe, Essex has identified “shortcomings” in the insurer's evidence, with multiple experts recommending underpinning of affected properties as the preferred solution rather than removing the tree valued at more than £102,000.
The Stop the Chop Campaign was granted time by Wivenhoe Town Council to produce an independent evaluation into the circumstances, after the tree was originally scheduled to be felled on 15 January.
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