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Category: trees

16/06/202023/10/2021 tamar feast Community, treeplanting, trees

Space for Trees

The Society has set aside funds to further grow our local tree population - but we need your help to identify sites which you think would welcome a new tree.  Perhaps you pass somewhere that looks like it could do with a bit of TLC; or somewhere you enjoy which you think would benefit from … Continue reading Space for Trees

16/06/202023/10/2021 tamar feast Community, News, treeplanting, trees

Hetley Pearson Mini Wood

In collaboration with: Greenwood, and Broxtowe Borough Council. One of the most worthwhile things anyone can do right now is plant trees and hedges. Together with Greenwood; Nottinghamshire’s community forest, and Broxtowe Borough Council we have arranged to do just that.  In a quiet location in Beeston near to allotments, paddocks and the railway line … Continue reading Hetley Pearson Mini Wood

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Beeston and District Civic Society is a Registered Charity (503241) in the UK.
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