Robbie Williams' Tree Removal Plan Sparks New Feud with Neighbors

The singer's request to fell a fungus-infected tree at his London mansion has reignited tensions with Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and other neighbors.

Robbie Williams has applied to Kensington and Chelsea Council to cut down a Norway maple tree, claiming it is infected with honey fungus.
An objection to the tree removal has been submitted by a neighbor, questioning the necessity and lack of a detailed report.
Williams and Jimmy Page have a long-standing feud dating back to 2014 over concerns about the impact of Williams' home renovations.
In previous disputes, Page expressed fears that construction vibrations could damage his historic home, designed by architect William Burges.
The council is expected to visit the site and make a decision on the tree removal by December 18.