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Golden anniversary oak tree takes root in Sleaford - Lincolnshire Today
50 trees planted across North Kesteven are taking root, commemorating the District Council’s 50th anniversary. The final sapling to be planted, an oak located in a community green space off Sheldrake Road, Sleaford, represents the gold oak tree that features within the Council’s official crest. This oak was taken from the coat of arms of the East Kesteven Rural District Council, which was one of the three councils that merged on April 1, 1974, t…
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