Plans for Oxford-Cambridge Corridor National Forest take step forward

James Murray
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Plans for Oxford-Cambridge Corridor National Forest take step forward

Government kicks off search for official delivery partners for flagship forest project

Plans for a new national forest in the Oxford-Cambridge Corridor took a major step forward this week, with the launch of the search for official delivery partners for the flagship project. The Department...

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