Residents at Solent Grange, a retirement housing development in Milford-on-Sea, protest against Regency Living’s planned removal of an older hedge. The hedge, described as being around 60 years old, is located outside the development. The Daily Mail reports that elderly residents stage a local protest to oppose the landscaping work, arguing for the hedge’s retention. The dispute centers on whether the greenery should be removed or preserved as part of the site’s maintenance or redevelopment plans.
The reporting also notes the wider context of the site’s market value, stating that homes at Solent Grange can sell for more than £500,000. Across the coverage provided, the focus remains on the residents’ efforts to influence the decision by drawing attention to the hedge and the impact of its removal. The accounts indicate that residents view the hedge as an important feature of the area and seek to stop the works from proceeding as planned.
