Events and issues in Chipping Sodbury, Yate and Dodington
The Friends of Yate Common are celebrating their latest project, seven new fully wheelchair accessible gates onto the Common. They are an enlarged version of a kissing gate. The work has been financed by a £3000 grant from South Gloucestershire Council.
The Common is very rich in wildlife - for example 169 species of birds have been spotted in the last year.
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Paul Hulbert
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6:14 pm
Labels: #localfocus, conservation, environment, syd, yate
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