Published 1 year ago

New meadows around English Heritage sites will celebrate King’s coronation

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English Heritage will team up with Plantlife, the conservation charity, to restore the flower-rich grasslands around 100 of its historic sites. The aim is to replenish meadows that would have been a familiar sight for earlier generations until they were all but wiped out by industrialisation and modern farming practices.

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The Guardian

Meadows to return at 100 historic sites in England to mark coronation

Ten-year project by English Heritage will see landscapes at sites including Stonehenge return to how they would have once looked

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Meadows to be established at historic English sites to mark King’s coronation

Wildflowers will be planted at Stonehenge and at Westminster’s Jewel Tower to leave a lasting natural legacy.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Wildflower meadows to return to 100 historic sites to mark King Charles's Coronation

English Heritage has vowed to restore the country's lost flower-rich grasslands at sites including Stonehenge and Whitby Abbey

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Historic sites in Shropshire selected for English Heritage coronation meadows

English Heritage has made a coronation pledge to create 100 meadows at 100 historic sites over the next decade and four sites in the county have been selected: Boscobel and White Ladies Priory, Moreton Corbet, Wenlock Priory and Wroxeter Roman ruins.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Meadows to be established at historic English sites to mark King’s coronation

Stonehenge, Whitby Abbey and Tintagel Castle are just a few of the locations chosen

1 year ago

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The Times

New meadows around English Heritage sites will celebrate King’s coronation

One hundred new meadows will be created around many of England’s best-known historic landmarks over the next decade to celebrate the King’s coronation.English

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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