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"The Whitewebbs oak, which sits on the perimeter of the local carvery, was partially chopped down without the permission of Enfield council last year. The act prompted outrage from residents over the reckless loss of what they called a local icon. In a statement released on Wednesday, the local authority said it was treating the matter as criminal damage and had started eviction proceedings against the owners, hospitality giant Mitchells & Butlers (M&B), for serious breaches of their lease."
The Independent emphasizes on-the-ground reporting across topics like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, and stresses parsing facts from messaging. The outlet funds journalism through voluntary donations, avoids paywalls, and relies on support to send reporters across partisan lines. In north London, Toby Carvery's owners face possible eviction after the partial felling of the Whitewebbs oak without Enfield council permission. The council treats the action as criminal damage and has begun eviction proceedings against Mitchells & Butlers for alleged lease breaches, citing a failure to engage meaningfully or make reparations. The oak was a large, ecologically valuable local landmark.
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