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Covid: Memorial woodland to honour loved ones lost during pandemic

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Wokingham Borough Council is planning to plant about 6,600 native trees. It would also see a sculpture or memorial installed on 8 hectares of land. Council leader Clive Jones said: "Many in the borough are still coming to terms with the past few years' events"

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Covid: Memorial woodland to honour loved ones lost during pandemic

The woodland in Finchampstead would be planted with about 6,600 native trees and wildflowers.

1 year ago·United Kingdom
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