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WATER HAIGH WOODLAND PARK

Leeds (Phase 2b)

n estimated 70 per cent of this 97ha mix of woodland, wetland and meadow – home to otters, skylarks and marsh harriers – will be destroyed by HS2. Managers of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust have

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