Villagers wage 'war' on town hall bosses after council contractors hacked a ...

Villagers wage 'war' on town hall bosses after council contractors hacked a beloved hedge down to its roots More than 150 campaigners gathered in protest against the hedge cutting  Thanet Council is under internal review and hedge cutting banned until October  Protesters claim trimming would have killed or disturbed hundreds of animals 

By Isabella Nikolic For Mailonline

Published: 13:39 BST, 16 June 2019 | Updated: 21:39 BST, 16 June 2019

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Villagers have waged 'war' on their council after contractors trimmed a beloved hedge so much that protesters believe it would have killed hundreds of animals.  

More than 150 campaigners gathered to protest the cutting, which saw gardeners hack back the huge hedge almost down to the roots.

Thanet Council are under fire for the 'ecological disaster' in the Kent gardens because campaigners claim the trimming, which took place on June 4, would have killed or disturbed hundreds of animals.

More than 150 campaigners gathered to protest the cutting, which saw gardeners hack back the huge hedge almost down to the roots

More than 150 campaigners gathered to protest the cutting, which saw gardeners hack back the huge hedge almost down to the roots

Thanet Council are under fire for the 'ecological disaster' in the Kent gardens because campaigners claim the trimming, which took place on June 4, would have killed or disturbed hundreds of animals

Thanet Council are under fire for the 'ecological disaster' in the Kent gardens because campaigners claim the trimming, which took place on June 4, would have killed or disturbed hundreds of animals

Amelia Gregory, from the Thanet Trees campaign group, said: 'It was a disastrous decision to flail these bushes with a completely inappropriate industrial

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