Terry Garland
@terry-g.bsky.social
Architect, sailor, narrow boater and the non-musical one of the family.
We now have gained an injunction from The High Court against the council preventing current threat of felling.
This means the judge agreed that the privacy of the advice to the council was wrong.
We need funding for the next step of a Judicial Review.
www.crowdjustice.com/case/save-wi....
This means the judge agreed that the privacy of the advice to the council was wrong.
We need funding for the next step of a Judicial Review.
www.crowdjustice.com/case/save-wi....
Save Wivenhoe's Old King George Oak tree
I am a local resident and a mother whose family regularly uses the playground that these trees provide shade to. I am professionally an Architect and sustainability and climate change specialist.
www.crowdjustice.com
January 2, 2026 at 12:05 PM
We now have gained an injunction from The High Court against the council preventing current threat of felling.
This means the judge agreed that the privacy of the advice to the council was wrong.
We need funding for the next step of a Judicial Review.
www.crowdjustice.com/case/save-wi....
This means the judge agreed that the privacy of the advice to the council was wrong.
We need funding for the next step of a Judicial Review.
www.crowdjustice.com/case/save-wi....
Reposted by Terry Garland
We thought we should recap our story for new followers:
1. Old King George is a 170-year-old oak in Wivenhoe, Essex which alongside a mature horse chestnut, was due to be felled following pressure linked to a subsidence claim by Aviva in early 2025. So far, they survive thanks to a community effort.
1. Old King George is a 170-year-old oak in Wivenhoe, Essex which alongside a mature horse chestnut, was due to be felled following pressure linked to a subsidence claim by Aviva in early 2025. So far, they survive thanks to a community effort.
January 1, 2026 at 8:27 PM
We thought we should recap our story for new followers:
1. Old King George is a 170-year-old oak in Wivenhoe, Essex which alongside a mature horse chestnut, was due to be felled following pressure linked to a subsidence claim by Aviva in early 2025. So far, they survive thanks to a community effort.
1. Old King George is a 170-year-old oak in Wivenhoe, Essex which alongside a mature horse chestnut, was due to be felled following pressure linked to a subsidence claim by Aviva in early 2025. So far, they survive thanks to a community effort.
