Toby Carvery to fund orchard replanting as settlement for felling ancient oak
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A restaurant chain has settled a legal dispute by agreeing to fund the restoration of a lost orchard, converting a destructive incident into a concrete conservation commitment that will plant new trees and restore habitat.
This settlement compensates for damage already done; it does not restore the 500-year-old oak itself, which cannot be replaced on that timescale.
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