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Last Updated: Saturday, 13 November, 2004, 16:25 GMT
Canal towpath given green award
A canal towpath in Nottingham has won an environmental award for encouraging people to leave their cars at home.

The 7km stretch of the Nottingham - Beeston Canal towpath has been redeveloped over the past three years at a cost of �750,000.

British Waterways estimate that 20,000 walkers and cyclists now use it every month to get into the city.

In recognition of this, the canal towpath has been given a National Green Apple Silver Award.

The Green Organisation launched the National Green Apple Civic Pride Awards in 2003 to recognise efforts to preserve and protect the environment.


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