Worksop school children get green after planting 100 new trees

Pupils from a primary school in Worksop have helped to improve the environment by planting 175 new trees.
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The children at Gateford Park Primary School planted the saplings as part of National Tree Week, which takes place annually to mark the start of the tree planting season.

The new trees, including hazelnut, wild cherry and guelder rose, were planted on parkland near Churchill Way to add to a small group of trees previously planted for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012.

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Gateford has benefited from 175 new trees.Gateford has benefited from 175 new trees.
Gateford has benefited from 175 new trees.

Funding for the trees was provided by district and county councillor Sybil Fielding, in conjunction with Bassetlaw Council’s parks and open spaces team.

Coun Fielding said: “I am delighted to have been able to support this tree planting.

“This event represents an investment in our environment and the contribution to this project from the children and staff from Gateford Park School is so important and I’d like to say a special thank you to them for their participation.”

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