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FOOD & DRINK
Prince's community wood
Details
Location
Dunstall Road, Tatenhill, Staffordshire, DE13 9RY
OS Grid Ref
SK203213
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Path Type
Grassy paths
Accessibility
Access is unsuitable for wheelchairs
Site Owner
Tatenhill Parish Council
Summary
This small community wood has been recently planted on a site formerly used for sand and gravel extraction. It was bought by Tatenhill and Rangemore Parish Council in 2013, with support from the Forestry Commission. When the council asked for naming suggestions, the newsworthy pregnancy of HRH Duchess of Cambridge at the time led to the resulting Prince’s Community Wood title, now in honour of Prince George, third in line of succession to the British throne. Planting of 10,000 trees was completed in 2014, with trails crossing the site as mown paths, linking up with the nearby National Forest Way.
Facilities
- Information centre
- Picnic area
Advance visit information
- Local car parking
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