位於洪水橋的田心村即將被清拆，以配合新發展區項目。居民表示已無其他選擇。
田心村位於香港北部，擁有約50戶居民。村內有傳統磚屋和祖堂，已有數百年歷史。
陳皓怡現年四十多歲，自出生以來一直住在父親興建的屋內。她表示陳氏家族已在村內定居超過360年。
陳皓怡憶述：「以前過農曆新年，所有鄰居都會來祖屋探望我們祖父。叔叔結婚時，我們在這裡煮盆菜，連續三天設流水宴。」
該村將被拆除以興建洪水橋／廈村新發展區，作為北部都會區大型項目的一部分。
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