Huntley

January 1998 – Tim Hills: A ground cross section would show half a dozen pieces of trunk. These join above head height. Girths recorded were 21′ 10” (665cm) at 1′, 21′ 5” (653cm) at 3′ and 23′ 5” (714cm) at 5′.
2001 – Tim Hills: The tree looked in very poor health with sparse and discoloured foliage.
2008 – Tim Hills: The yew had a full crown of fresh green growth. Girths of 21′ 4” (650cm) at 3′ and 23′ 9” (724cm) at 5′ were recorded.
June 2013 – Peter Norton: One male yew grows close to the church’s northeast corner. It has fragmented into four pieces. The east side is banded by steel hawser to the west side to provide support. The west side has two fragments high in the canopy also banded. Minimum girth was noted as 21′ 1” (643cm) at almost 3′. At 1′ its girth was 21′ 10” (665cm).