Toby Carvery Eviction Over 500‑Year Oak Felling
Toby Carvery restaurant faces eviction after felling a 500‑year‑old oak in Enfield.

Toby Carvery restaurant in Enfield is facing eviction after allegedly felling a 500‑year‑old white oak in Whitewebbs Park on 21 January 2026. Council workers discovered a fallen trunk in April, with a 6‑metre girth, and the tree—sometimes called the Guy Fawkes Oak—had ecological value supporting over 2,300 species. Enfield Council treats the act as criminal damage, citing lease breaches by Mitchells & Butlers, who failed to engage or provide reparations. Deputy leader Tim Leaver demanded a public apology and financial compensation. The case highlights the borough’s commitment to protect heritage and environmental assets in north London.
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