Skelton Village Trust
is
working with the Parish Council
to
improve the hedge on
Orchard View.
In the autumn of 2010 the Village Trust laid
a new hedge together with associated groundworks and
wild flower planting.
Funded
by
YORK COMMUNITY PRIDE CHALLENGE FUND
February 2010
As a point of reference
the entrance to The Wheelhouse and Grange Farmhouse
can be seen in the background.
Slide Show of Work starting on the hedge Monday 15 February 2010
2010
In 2011 the Parish Council arranged to re-layer the hedge bordering
Orchard Field and
The Village.
The hedge had become significantly overgrown.
In early 2012 the Parish Council accepted the Village Trust's offer to assume responsibility for maintainance of the hedge
and,
after consultation with the City of York's Hedgerow Officer,
work commenced.
The plan is to provide a suitable habitat for flowers and wildlife as well as a visually attractive border to Orchard Field,
a public open space which was part of the ancient settlement of Skelton.
The hedgerow - along with its neighbour in Orchard View -
will be kept at a height which allows open views between
Orchard Field/The Pasture, The Green and Church.
IN
SKELTON
1976
IN
SKELTON
1968
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