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    1,200-year-old oak tree from Cheshire village shortlisted for British award
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    1,200-year-old oak tree from Cheshire village shortlisted for British award

    A 1,200-year-old oak tree in a Cheshire village has been nominated for a national award. The Marton Oak in the village of Marton is the widest oak tree in Britain. It has now been shortlisted, along with 11 other trees…

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    Thousand-year-old Somerset oak on the shortlist for Tree of the Year
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    Thousand-year-old Somerset oak on the shortlist for Tree of the Year

    A dozen “magnificent oaks” have been shortlisted for this year’s Woodland Trust Tree of the Year competition – and a 1,000-year-old oak from Somerset is among them. The public can now vote for their favourite, including Somerset’s own King John…

    Posted on Eira Gwyneth
    Giant 1,200-year-old Cheshire oak shortlisted for Tree of the Year award
    Iowa

    Giant 1,200-year-old Cheshire oak shortlisted for Tree of the Year award

    A HUGE 1,200-year-old oak tree in Cheshire is among a dozen “magnificent oaks” shortlisted for the annual Tree of the Year competition. Residents can now vote for their favourite. The shortlist includes a tree that was used to shelter children…

    Posted on Eira Gwyneth
    Devon council buys land to plant 25,000 new trees
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    Devon council buys land to plant 25,000 new trees

    A local council has bought 65 acres (26 hectares) of land in South Devon to create a community forest. South Hams District Council said it plans to plant 25,000 trees on the site in South Brent to combat climate change…

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