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By Jane Duncan
Introduced in the 17th century, sycamore trees originally lined Amersham’s main shopping district, giving it the name Sycamore Road.
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Years of stripping them away has left the street a naked shadow of its former self with only one lonely tree remaining.
We’d like to propose fixing this by buying and planting an array of new sycamore trees to help take Sycamore Road back to its roots, enhancing the environment for everyone and encouraging shoppers with a greener, more pleasant experience. We’d love to hear people’s views on .
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This project is part of a much-discussed plan to sculpt Amersham’s green spine and meld more of our urban environment with the fantastic nature that surrounds us.
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