
Bungay Conservation Volunteers are pleased to report a successful application to The Woodland Trust, securing 270 hedging whip plants. These will be delivered or collected in November and planted to create a secondary hedge alongside the existing one, enhancing habitat for bird life. Stakes and guards are already available, providing a valuable community planting opportunity in the autumn.
The group will return on 10 April to carry out seasonal work, including maintaining hedge lines, caring for fruit trees, clearing weeds and mulching using recycled straw.
Spring is now visible across the site, with daffodils in bloom along the fence line.
Ditchingham Parish Council and the local community wish to record their thanks to the Volunteers for their continued hard work and commitment to maintaining and improving the area.

