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Edible Churchscapes
www.indcatholicnews.com
[Independent Catholic News] Edible Churchscapes, a new scheme to help communities understand and better manage the bio-diversity of churchyards, while at the same time creating a local food hub as they learn processes such as fruit grafting, apple tree care and cider making.
Google News: London's tree experts explore greater role for volunteer Tree Wardens
[Pitchcare (press release)] professionals and those who manage and care for trees. The LTOA is funded by London Boroughs and associate member subscriptions. For more information, documents, advice and guidelines on tree care take a look at the LTOA website at www.ltoa.org.uk.
Spurgeon Street locals pimp their pavements
www.london-se1.co.uk
[London SE1] - Trees for Cities chief executive Sharon Johnson has visited Spurgeon Street to acknowledge the commitment of residents to continued tree care. Spurgeon Street residents Clare Armstrong and Richard Waters with chief executive of the Kennington-based
Google News: Fantastic and affordable fruit trees from Transition Glastonbury
[Glastonbury People] - Orders can be made up until 31st October, and trees will be delivered and available for collection in Glastonbury, Wells and Wedmore in January. Purchasers will also be able to watch a tree planting and tree care demonstration.
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