Tree-mendous chance to help shape new woodland in Immingham
THIS lorry-load of trees arrived in North East Lincolnshire yesterday, ready for the planting of a new woodland in Immingham tomorrow .
As reported, Immingham residents are being invited to dig deep to help plant the trees in an area of open space in Spring Street.
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Pictured with some of the saplings which will be planted in the Jubilee Wood at Spring Street, Immingham on Saturday, are from left, councillor Mick Burnett, portfolio holder for tourism, leisure and culture, Sue Pearson, environment management officer for NELC, Mike Sleight, ecology officer for NELC, Stewart Swinburn, chairman of the Immingham in Bloom committee, Bob Callison, chairman of the Cleethorpes in Bloom committee.
The site is one of five in the borough chosen to become a Jubilee Wood to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Residents, community groups, clubs and societies are invited to come to the former sports field between 11am and 1pm tomorrow.
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Children should be accompanied by a responsible adult and will need to wear suitable footwear, warm, waterproof clothing and are asked to bring a spade if they have one.
Turn to page 27 to find out how you can help at another community project tomorrow.
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