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PostPosted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 1:13 am 
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Location: scunthorpe
A new article has appeared in the scunthorpe telegraph tonight,june 27th, pertaining to new supposed plans entiled as the headline quotes"course already a wildlife haven".ive replied to this article and all the points raised,(should be in the telegrapgh soon!!)im appealing if anybody has any details of rare birds breeding in broughton woods,any records of important plants/insects fungi/etc etc to put their pennysworth into this important debate to save this woodland(ive helped save it once!!)to-viewpoint@scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk.
your input whether into insects/plants/fungi/birds or whatever will help save this woodland from futher destruction.
Many Thanks,
Roger Hebb.


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