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114,000 trees to be planted to create new Nottinghamshire woodlands

Summary by West Bridgford Wire
Newark and Sherwood District Council has agreed to part-fund an ambitious and exciting new project to create the largest woodland in the area in decades. This initiative will see the planting and maintenance of up to 114,000 trees, transforming the district’s landscape. Two new accessible community woodlands are proposed. The first, located in Little Carlton, […]
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114,000 trees to be planted to create new Nottinghamshire woodlands

Newark and Sherwood District Council has agreed to part-fund an ambitious and exciting new project to create the largest woodland in the area in decades. This initiative will see the planting and maintenance of up to 114,000 trees, transforming the district’s landscape. Two new accessible community woodlands are proposed. The first, located in Little Carlton, […]

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West Bridgford Wire broke the news in on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
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