Two men charged in connection with Sycamore Gap felling arrive to court in balaclavas
The criminal damage caused by felling the famous Sycamore Gap tree has been valued at more than £620,000, according to court charges.
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Patrick Gouldsbrough is a digital reporter and Digital Audience and Content Editor, with a specific discipline in North Yorkshire. Patrick grew up in Selby, North Yorkshire and started his journalism career at the Selby Times. He worked there for three years before joining The Northern Echo as a Digital Reporter for County Durham. Aside from journalism, Patrick likes collecting vinyl records, playing sport and watching old movies.
Patrick Gouldsbrough is a digital reporter and Digital Audience and Content Editor, with a specific discipline in North Yorkshire. Patrick grew up in Selby, North Yorkshire and started his journalism career at the Selby Times. He worked there for three years before joining The Northern Echo as a Digital Reporter for County Durham. Aside from journalism, Patrick likes collecting vinyl records, playing sport and watching old movies.
The criminal damage caused by felling the famous Sycamore Gap tree has been valued at more than £620,000, according to court charges.
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