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Last Updated: Tuesday, 16 November, 2004, 12:56 GMT
Tree for every child in a county
A charity in Rutland is trying to raise enough money to plant a tree for every child in the county.

The Woodland Trust has collected �5,000, but it still needs a further �80,000 to buy a field in Oakham, and 9,000 trees for the project.

Ben Earl, who works for the project, said it will become a permanent part of the countryside for years to come.

He said: "The great beauty about what we are trying to do is these trees will be around for the next generation."




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