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Daniel Hall

Northumberland holiday cottages to plant trees for every booking to replace those lost in storms

An independent and sustainable holiday destination in North Northumberland has pledged to plant a tree for every direct booking it receives before the end of February to help the area recover after the devastation of recent storms.

Thousands of trees were felled during Storm Arwen in late November, including six on grounds of Laverock Law Cottages near Berwick-upon-Tweed, while more were damaged in subsequent storms Malik, Corrie and most recently, Dudley.

And Laverock Law Cottages' owners Harvest and Dave Harris Jones, whose holiday cottages are close to Kyloe Woods, said that they want to help the environment recover after the shock of losing so many trees in North Northumberland.

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