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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Lana Adkin

Wildlife area at Nottinghamshire park reopens after it was vandalised

A wildlife area at a park in Calverton has reopened after being closed due to vandalism. Calverton Parish Council has confirmed the reopening of the Wildlife Area Footpaths at William Lee Memorial Park on Park Road.

In February a number of residents and schools planted more than 600 trees in the William Lee Memorial Park Wildlife Area. However, due to vandalism of the trees the area was forced to close until they were more established.

Since then the Wildlife Area has been officially reopened to the public. Councillor Lorraine Brown said: "Calverton Parish Council are pleased to confirm that the Wildlife Area has been re-opened and footpaths recently mown.

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