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Medieval charity plants almost 5,000 trees near Yew Tree Farm at Farnley Tyas - Huddersfield Hub
A medieval charity has planted a new five-acre woodland close to land it sold for housing at Farnley Tyas. The Rochester Bridge Trust has planted almost 4,800 trees – a mix of oak, beech, sweet chestnut, silver birch, holly and hazel – in two blocks called Wardens’ Wood adjoining existing woodland. The woodland is private but can be seen from a nearby public footpath. The charity said the planting was part of its commitment to improving the natu…
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