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My neighbours tree is overhanging my garden – can I cut it back?

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My neighbours tree is overhanging my garden – can I cut it back?

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You should first ask your neighbour if they are willing to have it pruned. If they refuse (and the tree is not protected by a tree preservation order), you are legally entitled to cut it back as long as you: • Cut back only the branches over your boundary line • Do not trespass on your neighbour’s property • Offer the cuttings back to your neighbour • Get rid of the cuttings if your neighbour does not want them • Do not kill the tree or make it unstable Please note that you cannot leave the cuttings in your neighbour’s garden without their permission.

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