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EXHIBITION: Westham Parish Council Village Celebration: Revitalisation of historic horse pond

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image credits: Westham Pond Working Group,

Frogs, newts, water-beetles, tourists and fascinated residents visited the Westham Village Pond Exhibition at Westham Village Hall on Saturday 12th October.

Over the years the pond had deteriorated, resulting in poor water quality, culminating in the damaging proliferation of algae last summer. Westham Parish Council, together with a multi-skilled team of local Pond Working Group volunteers, have revitalised the historic village horse pond. They will be replanting some native waterlillies.

Anybody wishing to volunteer to help, or to learn more about the pond restoration, can email clerk@westhamparishcouncil.org.uk

—Westham Pond Working Group, 14 October 2019

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