Residents in Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire, are outraged as council officials pruned over 20 lime trees drastically to save money, leading to concerns about wildlife, birds, and tourism. The abrupt pollarding of the century-old trees, which are a local attraction, has left the community devastated and labeled as 'vandalism'. Despite the council's explanation of cost-saving measures due to a limited budget, locals criticize the extreme pruning's environmental impact and its negative effect on tourism. The incident highlights the clash between budget constraints and preserving the town's natural beauty, sparking anger and disappointment among residents.