article_snippet.sent: Audrey Alexander neighbour
article_snippet.sent: ’s leylandii hedge stands 40ft tall and, says Audrey Alexander, has left parts of Audrey Alexander garden in deep shade.
article_snippet.sent: It kicked off 35 years ago when Audrey Alexander aunt found Mrs Alexander’s aunt vegetable patch at the property would not grow anything worth eating because of the 40ft leylandii.
article_snippet.sent: Then, 23 years ago, single mother Audrey Alexander bought the house and asked single mother Mrs Alexander neighbour Jeanette Robinson to trim her neighbour's massive hedge.
article_snippet.sent: single mother Mrs Alexander claims neighbour Jeanette Robinson refused and declared: ‘I would rather move than touch these trees.
article_snippet.sent: The dispute rumbled on, with Audrey Alexander, 54, claiming that the trees knocked £20,000 off the value of single mother Mrs Alexander property.
article_snippet.sent: Audrey Alexanderpictured) also claims other neighbours have had to move other neighbours children from other neighbours bedrooms at night for fear of the falling branches .
article_snippet.sent: Audrey Alexander said Audrey Alexander aunt, now 87, had moved to France to enjoy ‘sunshine and gardening’.
highlights_snippet.sent: Audrey Alexander wanted Audrey Alexander neighbours to chop down their huge hedge .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Audrey Alexander claims the 40ft leylandii was blocking sunlight from reaching Audrey Alexander home .
  