Second homers accused of 'degrading village' by chopping down trees
West Norfolk Council has agreed a row of conifers can be felled in the rear garden of a property at Holme-next-the-Sea, near Hunstanton.
It comes despite a side swipe at so-called 'lock and leavers', who along with holiday lets account for 60pc of properties in the village, from the parish council.
The trees given the go-ahead to be felled at Holme (Image: Chris Bishop) Its chair Lynn Devereux said in an email to the borough's tree officer that the trees contributed to the "green backdrop" of Holme's conservation........
