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Offa’s Dyke conservation work to start this winter

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Offa’s Dyke Conservation Project (ODCP) will be starting works on two sections of Britain's longest archaeological earthwork this winter. Drewin Farm, near Churchstoke, and Burfa Farm near Presteigne will see tree surgery, scrub reduction, coppicing, and access improvements through new gates and signage.
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Shropshire StarShropshire Star

Offa’s Dyke conservation work to start this winter

Building on previous work throughout the Marches, the Offa’s Dyke Conservation Project (ODCP) will be starting works on two sections of Britain’s longest archaeological earthwork this winter – at Drewin Farm, near Churchstoke, and Burfa Farm near Presteigne.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Thursday, November 9, 2023.
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