'Community Nature Network': Hubbub launches new initiative to improve community access to nature

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New free-to-join network launched to support community-led efforts to improve access to green spaces

Environmental charity Hubbub has today announced the launch of its first ever 'Community Nature Network', which will offer a range of support services to community groups looking to create new green spaces...

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