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Wrong timefor tree work

I WOULD like to know why there is ongoing extensive tree-cutting work going on in the road leading to the Lancing and Sompting cemetery at this time of year?

The area is a favourite spot for nesting birds and as the breeding season is well under way, I am disappointed that the trees are being cut now – surely they could have been left until later?

Furthermore, the closure of that road is not public knowledge, only locals who use the area regularly would know about it – this results in visitors to the cemetery, who may well have travelled some distance, being unable to gain access.

All in all, not a very well-planned exercise!

J. Harding

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