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Welcome to Vale Landscape Heritage Trust's Website
SAVING TRADITIONAL ORCHARDS
in the Vale of Evesham
“Every village has odd bits of old orchard, meadow and ponds that make up the local character. We'd like people to take stock of these, see if the owners are willing to put them into trust or if money can be raised to buy them. Then we can organise volunteer teams to care for them”.
Dave Shaw, First Chairman of Vale Landscape Heritage Trust
Dave Shaw, First Chairman of Vale Landscape Heritage Trust
Vale Landscape Heritage Trust is a charity based in the beautiful Vale of Evesham, Worcestershire, England. We work with volunteers, funders, farmers and Government to protect and conserve some of the special places and treasured landscape in and around the Vale of Evesham and Pershore.
Click on an image below to find out more.....
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1% for the Planet Environmental Partner
We are very pleased to announce we have joined 1% for the Planet as an Environmental Partner. This partnership is intended to advance our impact as well as involve more businesses in the environmental movement. Find out more about this HERE. |
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Hipton Hill Orchards, saved in 2007 thanks to a grant from Severn Waste Services
Our unique 20-year-partnership with Severn Waste Services (2004 - 2024) delivered nature and heritage conservation projects around the Vale of Evesham and Pershore, leaving a living legacy to benefit wildlife and people.
Many of our past projects and land purchases were made possible through our 20-year partnership with Severn Waste Services which ended in 2024. This was funded through the Landfill Communities Fund (LCF). More information regarding the LCF and how it is managed can be found on the ENTRUST website.
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ENTRUST and the Landfill Communities Fund (LCF)
ENTRUST was appointed as the regulator of the Landfill Communities Fund scheme in 1996, our role is to ensure that LCF monies are spent in compliance with the Landfill Tax Regulations 1996 (Regulations).
For more information click on the Logo to be directed to ENTRUST's website. |
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