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Paul Keogh

Reporter · GB

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  1. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Paul Keogh

    Siblings who chopped down neighbours' trees handed £209k bill in Essex 'fence wars' (opens the original)

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    Three siblings face losing their childhood home after being handed a £209,000 court bill for "invading" their neighbours' "immaculate" garden and hacking down their 33-foot Leylandii trees. Building boss Robert McCarthy and wife Amanda had lived for years in "relative harmony" with neighbour, Foulla Bowler, and the two siblings she owns her house with before a row kicked off over the boundary between their gardens in 2018. The couple sued after Mrs Bowler, her brother John Barberis and sister M

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