Brussels Grasmarkt tree felling sparks criticism; alderwoman vows redesign with more trees

The City of Brussels cut down trees at Grasmarkt after one fell during storm Austen, drawing criticism from a Green parliamentarian who questioned the drastic action. The alderwoman for public space acknowledged the outrage and announced a full redesign of the square with more trees than before. The incident highlights local governance tensions over urban green space management.

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