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Try inviting him over for a cup of tea or something and explain. If he does nothing (being ignorant) then there are two options:
* Inform your local council - You may need to send in a letter reporting the problem and what you want done, but they may not necessarially come round and chop it or talk to him for you. They will advise you of the laws etc.
* Just get out your own pair of gardening scissors and snip away XD - If your neighbour comes out screaming, tell him not to thank you for doing the job and either walk in or carry on
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What can i do if my neighbor won't trim his trees?
I notified my neighbor about his trees branches to have them trimmed. He has not responded his trees are very big I'm concerned about a future storm causing damage.
What are my options?