Original Bramley apple tree ‘at risk’ after site where it grows is put up for sale
by Neha Gohil Midlands correspondent from World news | The Guardian on (#73J7Y)
Tree has never been granted preservation order to protect it under law and prevent it from being cut down
The future of the original Bramley apple tree, which is responsible for one of the world's most popular cooking apples, is at risk now that the site where it grows has been put up for sale, campaigners have warned.
The tree is situated in the back garden of a row of cottages in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, which has been owned by Nottingham Trent University since 2018 and has been used as student accommodation.
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