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Campaigners force u-turn on memorial woodland

Campaigners in Wales are celebrating after receiving assurances that food will continue to be produced on farmland bought by the Welsh Government for tree planting.

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Campaigners force u-turn on memorial woodland

Campaigners in Wales are celebrating after receiving assurances that food will continue to be produced on farmland bought by the Welsh Government for tree planting. Rural groups, farmers and residents...

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