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London Borough of Bromley – Sir Geraint Evans (1922–1992)". archive.org. Archived from the original on September 27, 2007. There are plenty of paths to explore and admire the bluebells in the Spring months at Butchers Wood. There are plenty of trails to navigate in West Woods in Marlborough. Whilst the trails aren’t way marked, it’s a popular place to visit in the Spring to see the amazing bluebells on display. Part of the Woodland Trust, you’ll find plenty of amazing bluebells at Ashenbank Wood during April and May. There are way marked walks and parking available. Wilson, Caroline (14 November 2015). "Tribute to fearless Mary Barbour, the rent strike heroine". Evening Times . Retrieved 1 November 2019.Thankfully, topping up the AdBlue reservoir is easy and cheap. Our Halfords AdBlue 10l includes all the fluid you need and comes with a handy pouring spout to make refilling a doddle. Are You Being Served? actor Arthur English honoured with blue plaque' - BBC News Online - 15 July 2017

The bluebell walks at Rode Hall begins at the end of April. The 10 acre woodland gardens will be covered in bluebells during the Spring months. The tea room will also be open during your visit for refreshments. The bluebells are a great sight at Slindon Estate. There’s a great bluebell walk (linked above) to explore the woods, get some fresh air and admire the bluebells at the same time in the Spring.This ancient woodland is owned by the National Trust. You can spot plenty of bluebells, and there’s also the famous Champion Tree trail which has been plotted by the National Trust. During your visit you can also visit the castle. Entry is FREE to English Heritage members. Throughout the year there are also seasonal events including Easter. Birmingham news, features, information and sport from the Birmingham Mail". birminghammail. Archived from the original on 2011-06-04.