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Invitation to inaugural meeting of a National Tree Forum on 12th November 2011
Written by Jo Cooper
on SATURDAY, 12TH NOVEMBER 2011 in the Doubleday Hall at GARDEN ORGANIC near
Ryton-on-Dunsmore CV8 3LG.which is 5 miles south east of Coventry (The
Doubleday Hall is accessed via the restaurant. Booking is recommended If
you would like to have lunch at the restaurant (tel. 024 76308213) as
Saturdays are busy.), The organiser, John Taur, says that other tree groups
exist elsewhere but there is still no countrywide group. So a National Tree
Forum could link with such local groups and provide an opportunity for tree
interested people with no such group to bring focus to issues that affect
trees and woodlands.
Announcement of NTF
Contact: John Tuer (01952 727642) email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Wednesday, 02 November 2011
The inaugural meeting of the National Tree Forum will take place at 2.00pmon SATURDAY, 12TH NOVEMBER 2011 in the Doubleday Hall at GARDEN ORGANIC near
Ryton-on-Dunsmore CV8 3LG.which is 5 miles south east of Coventry (The
Doubleday Hall is accessed via the restaurant. Booking is recommended If
you would like to have lunch at the restaurant (tel. 024 76308213) as
Saturdays are busy.), The organiser, John Taur, says that other tree groups
exist elsewhere but there is still no countrywide group. So a National Tree
Forum could link with such local groups and provide an opportunity for tree
interested people with no such group to bring focus to issues that affect
trees and woodlands.
Announcement of NTFContact: John Tuer (01952 727642) email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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