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Queen’s Green Canopy – Tree Planting in the Cemetery

On Saturday, 19th March Councillors and members of the public met at the Old Cemetery in Much Wenlock to plant 10 trees as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative, to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Donations towards the cost of the trees were given by residents, local groups and Councillors, for which the Council is very grateful.  Thanks are also extended to those who participated in the planting event and to the Friends of the Old Cemetery, in particular, Mrs Lesley Durbin, for planning and managing the project.

The tree varieties planted are Sorbus Aucuparia (rowan), Sorbus Commixta Embley (rowan) and Crataegus Prunifolia (hawthorn). The trees are intended to benefit wildlife and enhance the environment, providing seasonal colour in the old part of the cemetery.

Queen Green Canopy Planting – Cemetery, Much Wenlock

Queen’s Green Canopy Planting – Mayor Dan Thomas, his wife, Sara, and son Eric

Queen’s Green Canopy Planting – Town Clerk, Trudi Barrett

Queen’s Green Canopy Planting – Cemetery, Much Wenlock

Queen’s Green Canopy Planting – Cemetery, Much Wenlock

Queen’s Green Canopy Planting – Cemetery, Much Wenlock

 

Town Council Office Hours Over Christmas


Please note that the Town Council office will be closed for the festive season between 21st December and 1st January.  The office will re-open on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.  In case of emergency, contact details for Councillors can be found on the Town Council’s website HERE

Merry Christmas!

Councillors and staff at Much Wenlock Town Council would like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year

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