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200-Year-Old Bramley Apple Tree Gets New Caretakers
Acts of Kindness3h ago

200-Year-Old Bramley Apple Tree Gets New Caretakers

The garden housing the world's original Bramley apple tree has found new owners committed to preserving public access to the 200-year-old treasure. Despite campaigner disappointment, the ancient tree that spawned millions of cooking apples worldwide will stay protected.

Independent UK - Good News2 min read
Nigerian Man Becomes Nottinghamshire's First Black Chair
Community HeroesMay 23

Nigerian Man Becomes Nottinghamshire's First Black Chair

Christopher Adegoke just made history as the first Black chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council in its 135-year history. The Nigerian-born leader's journey from Kwara State to UK politics shows how dedication and service open doors.

Punch Nigeria2 min read
220-Year-Old Apple Tree That Fed Millions Needs Saving
Acts of KindnessMay 5

220-Year-Old Apple Tree That Fed Millions Needs Saving

The original Bramley apple tree in Nottinghamshire could fall into private hands unless campaigners raise £250,000 to preserve it. Every Bramley apple ever eaten traces back to this single tree planted by a young girl in the early 19th century.

Guardian Environment3 min read
Extinct Spider Rediscovered Gets £50K to Save It
Planet WinsApr 22

Extinct Spider Rediscovered Gets £50K to Save It

A tiny spider thought to be extinct for 50 years just won critical funding to protect its last known home in Britain. The diamond-backed spider, found only at one park in Nottinghamshire, now has a real chance at survival.

BBC Science2 min read
Burglar Falls Asleep in Child's Bed, Wakes to Police
Acts of KindnessApr 3

Burglar Falls Asleep in Child's Bed, Wakes to Police

A suspected burglar in Newark got a little too comfortable during a break-in, dozing off in a child's floor bed before police arrived. Officers found the 24-year-old curled up and fast asleep at 3:15 a.m. Wednesday morning.

Independent UK - Good News2 min read