Former Take That singer Robbie Williams has won a row with his neighbours over an infected maple tree outside his London property ...

Robbie Williams has been given permission to chop down a protected tree riddled with disease at his £17 million London mansion in his latest neighbour row.

Norway maple, a tree species from the soapberry family, Sapindaceae, is a woody invasive species that can outcompete other native tree species due to its dense canopy, rapid growth, and prolific seed ...

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The 50-year-old pop star has received the go-ahead from Kensington and Chelsea Council to chop down a diseased Norway Maple at his home in West London The council said in its ruling: "The decline of ...

Robbie Williams allowed to cut down tree at London mansion despite neighbours' objections - Neighbour had opposed move by singer to chop down Norway Maple tree at Grade II listed home ...

Robbie Williams won permission to remove a fungus-infected tree at his £17 million London mansion, despite complaints from neighbours over insufficient details in his application.

Robbie Williams has been granted permission to cut down a tree at his Grade II listed London mansion despite an objection from a neighbour. The former Take That star applied to The Royal Borough of ...

The former Take That singer applied for permission from Kensington and Chelsea Council to chop down a Norway Maple at his Grade II listed home, which was suffering an infection from honey fungus ...