A couple in Nazeing, Essex, removes a neighbour’s trees and part of a wooden fence during an ongoing boundary dispute described by one side as eight years long. The incident is reported to involve the use of chainsaws to cut down 33-foot Leylandii trees and to take down sections of a wooden fence. The couple, described in one report as Robert McCarthy, 59, and Amanda McCarthy, 61, is said to have lived at the property for years before the dispute escalated. One account frames the action as bullying, alleging that the couple treated the neighbour’s garden as theirs after a long-running disagreement over where the boundary lies. The reporting also references claims that the neighbour “invaded” their garden, which the couple disputes. Across the provided materials, the core facts are the reported use of chainsaws, the height and type of the trees, the removal of parts of a wooden fence, and the existence of a long-running boundary disagreement in the area. No additional details about police involvement, legal findings, or the exact boundary determination are provided in these excerpts.