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Pollinator project creates 4.2 hectares of nature-rich habitat across Cumbria
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Pollinator project creates 4.2 hectares of nature-rich habitat across Cumbria

A council and wildlife trust partnership has won a DEFRA award after transforming 22 sites into meadows and community gardens for pollinators and people.

31 August 2026

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Pollinator project creates 4.2 hectares of nature-rich habitat across Cumbria
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Pollinator project creates 4.2 hectares of nature-rich habitat across Cumbria

A council and wildlife trust partnership has won a DEFRA award after transforming 22 sites into meadows and community gardens for pollinators and people.

Westmorland and Furness · 31 Aug 2026
Ewan McCulloch during the Tour de Partnership charity cycle
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Ten-day charity bike ride links 18 pension funds with local causes across England

Ewan McCulloch has cycled around 1,300km across England, with partner pension funds using the route to raise money for charities in their own communities.

Carlisle to southern England · 28 Aug 2026
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