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Sarah Ferguson makes plea to save trees felled by new Amazon warehouse Hayley Richardson For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The Duchess of York today gave an impassioned plea to scrap controversial plans to build a 'massive' Amazon warehouse - because historic trees she adored as a child will be felled. Sarah Ferguson, 61, said she was 'absolutely horrified' to discover that dozens of 130-year-old trees in an ancient woodland corridor will be destroyed to make way for the enormous unit. Under new proposals which already have the green light, a beautiful...

Share Writing on Instagram, she said: 'Even now at 61, and as a new grandmother, I have the most vivid and happy memories of growing up on a farm in Dummer, near Basingstoke. 'I remember my father telling me always to recognise and be grateful for the beauty of our surroundings, a lesson I have carried into adulthood and passed onto my own daughters. Sarah Ferguson, 61, said she was 'absolutely horrified' to discover that dozens of 130-year-old trees in an ancient woodland corridor will be destroyed to make way for the enormous unit Under new proposals which already have the green light, a be...

Sarah Ferguson decries ‘horrifying’ plan to build Amazon-style warehouse in countryside The Duchess of York says the plan would destroy dozens of trees she has cherished since childhood and which inspired her children's book 27 May 2021 • 9:45pm Under the proposals an area of land will be cleared for a 220,000 square-metre distribution hub Credit: Solent News & Photo Agency  The Duchess of York has spoken out against "horrifying" plans for a new Amazon-style warehouse in the countryside which involves felling dozens of trees she has cherished since childhood. Sarah Ferguson, 61, said...

No rent defaults among tenants of Equites’ logistics properties By Edward West Share EQUITES Property Fund had no defaults among the tenants of its logistics properties in the year to February 28, despite the devastating effects of Covid-19 lockdowns on the commercial property markets in the UK and South Africa. Equites chief executive Andrea Taverna-Turisan said yesterday in an interview the fact there were no rent defaults, and assistance was provided to tenants that occupied only a fraction of the gross letting area, indicated the defensiveness of the portfolio and the resilience of t...