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Ramalley Cemetery: Entrance Cleared; Free Logs

February 18, 2014 By Janet Williams 1 Comment

Yesterday I told you a huge tree fell and blocked the entrance to Ramalley Cemetery.

I also informed Eastleigh Borough Council about what I saw.

This afternoon, I found the tree had been removed, and you get free logs too:

@cfordtoday Reported to our Trees team – thank you

— Eastleigh Borough (@EastleighBC) February 17, 2014

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Thanks to the Tree Team from Eastleigh Borough Council.

RT @cfordtoday: Tree has been removed. Free logs. Thanks to tree team's hard work. pic.twitter.com/jpY0RssDiQ – thank you for the thanks!

— Eastleigh Borough (@EastleighBC) February 18, 2014

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