
Removal of hedgerows ‘extreme and disgraceful’
A local councillor has slammed the removal of hedgerows in Newcastle and labelled the move as “extreme and disgraceful” in the midst of a biodiversity crisis.
The removal of hedgerows on the site of a development on Aylmer Road in Castlebaggot, Newcastle has been criticised as the world continues to face biodiversity loss.
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