Yew Tree Avenue in Clipsham to be restored to former glory
The Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue Trust (CYTAT), a charity registered in 2018, has a 20 year agreement with the Forestry Commission to take over the management of the famous Yew Tree Avenue in Clipsham, Rutland. The trees were clipped in 2019 for the first time since 2014. They look fabulous. Further work will be required to restore the patterns to some of the trees, so please help by making a donation, however small. You can do this here via Facebook or by JustGiving below:
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About
Flypast May 2020
Mission
The interest group has now developed into the Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue Trust (CYTAT). The Trust’s mission is to organize and fund work on improving the health of the trees. The trees were clipped last year for the first time since 2014. Further work will take place this year to restore some of the patterns before they are lost forever.
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Help Us
You may already know Yew Tree Avenue. If you have visited recently you will have seen that the trees have been clipped and look stunning.
We are looking for people to help in a variety of ways. Not only fund raising, but publicity, social media and general support. Help us to keep this special space a tranquil wonderful attraction and preserve its history.
Events
1st June – A Summer’s Evening of Entertainment
Featuring Village Voices and Friends performing music and sketches inspired by nature
Doors open from 6.30 pm. The performance starts at 7 pm St Mary’s Church, Clipsham, Rutland.
Ticket information:
£10 each
Tickets are available from Castle Bytham Community Shop at 46 Station Road, Castle Bytham NG33 4SJ
or e-mail info@yewtreeavenue.co.uk
or call 07885046449
There will be light refreshments available in the interval
Your Support will enable
The ongoing maintenance and upkeep of a very special, unique and tranquil space that is accessible and open to all as all proceeds are in aid of Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue