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Ardross residents 'disappointed' after Melville council votes to keep 22-metre tree causing 'fear and despair

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A verge tree in Ardross causing grief for two adjoining properties is here to stay after Melville council voted down a request to replace it. 

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Ardross residents 'disappointed' after Melville council votes to keep 22-metre tree causing 'fear and despair

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Ardross residents 'disappointed' after Melville council votes to keep 22-metre tree causing 'fear and despair