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Volunteer Spotlight

Over the years if you’ve ever volunteered within the woodland I’m sure you’ll have met Angus and had the pleasure of working alongside his knowledgeable and calm demeanour. It won’t […]

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What is the role of a Trustee of CCDT?

Trustees have collective responsibility for general control and management of the CCDT and are responsible for making sure that it works to achieve its purpose (the reason it exists). The […]

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How do I become a CCDT Trustee?

CCDT is keen to recruit Trustees with a mix of skills and experience to ensure the Trust is run efficiently and appropriately.   Trustees are usually appointed annually at the Annual […]

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How do we manage tree safety?

CCDT has a duty of care for tree safety in Gillies Hill Community Woodland for users of the woodland and neighbours. This plan sets out a framework and plan which […]

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Come and see the gardens change!

Lots of changes in both gardens – our Castle Gardens and Walled Garden. Aldo has been planting flowers in the Castle Gardens and the potatoes planted a month ago in […]

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Update from Contractor Onsite

Following inspection a total of 8 sitka spruce were brought to the ground safely by our contractor on 5th May. The felled monkey puzzle was also cut into sections and […]

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Notice of Contractor Onsite

Contractors will be onsite Thursday 4th May and Friday 5th May. The focus will be to remove the felled monkey puzzle to the walled garden and there are a six […]

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How Tall is Tall?

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April Volunteer Session @ the Walled Garden

It was lovely to see so many people at our mid month volunteer session in the Walled Garden today. The garden is literally springing into life and there were many […]

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Why allow the Paterson’s quarry path through the community woodland?

Please refer to this previous news article that explains this in full.