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Parish council plants new cedar trees in Caterham-on-the-Hill
Published: Thursday, 24 February 2011 00:31

Parish Councillors Sarah Burningham (left) and Mary Mountain preparing for the tree planting on Salmon's Lane Green

On Tuesday, 8th February, members of Caterham-onthe- Hill Parish Council helped to plant a new cedar tree on Salmons Lane Green, one of two new cedar trees being planted on the Hill to compliment the famous landmark in the High Street.

The green was bathed in glorious sunshine while Parish Councillors Mary Mountain and Sarah Burningham helped dig the hole for the new tree.

Tree planting is just one of the initiatives currently being undertaken by the Parish Council which has also included the installation of new grit bins.

Residents now have the opportunity to meet members of the Parish Council and express their concerns at new surgeries being held in the library in Westway, Caterham-on-the-Hill. A trial of six sessions will take place commencing Saturday 26th February.

The surgeries will run from 10am to midday and be held on the last Saturday of each month except August (and December if they prove popular and the trial is extended). Confidential matters can be dealt with away from the public area. Commenting on this proposal, Surrey County Councillor and Parish Councillor John Orrick said, "I am delighted that District and Parish councillors, irrespective of political party, are co-operating in this experiment. It is a good opportunity for the public to let us know what they think on any local matter".

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