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Author Archives: Ruiha Smalley
We need YOUR view on country parks’ future
KCC is asking for residents’ views on the future plans for its country parks by launching a public consultation on its strategy for the next four years. Seven of Kent’s country parks have just received a prestigious Green Flag Award … Continue reading
The Lost Reservoir of Cobham
Over the weekend some of the team were digging in the field next to the Leather Bottle. Very quickly they hit brick and uncovered the existence of a Victorian reservoir lost to the collective memory of the village. In front … Continue reading
Mascot in residence
Here’s the mascot (Frankie) on site today – and at the school evidence was uncovered suggesting the presence of an earlier mascot:
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Cobham School dig update
The pupils of Cobham school have been digging up the school yard this week with help from the Cobham Landscape Detectives. Andy Ward has given us an update on today’s activities: Today, at the school assembly, we displayed all of … Continue reading
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