Up to 6000 trees would be planted by the river
New woodland which will be planted by the River Witham is already creating excitement amongst residents.
The council-owned land between the river and Simon’s Hill allotments, near Boultham Park, will be converted into new woodland and nature areas.Although it won’t be permanently open to the public, it is likely to increase biodiversity and make the city a greener place. Councillor Sue Burke said: “This is very exciting – people want to see the community succeed in this.
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