Harelaw Wood

in The Great North Forest

 

The Family Tree Scheme woodland being created is a 13 hectare site next to the cemetery in Harelaw, just off the B6168 which runs through the village.  It is being created partly on reclaimed land from an old colliery and partly on former grazing land.  Footpaths are planned throughout the area which will also help link local communities and Public Rights of Way.  Trees and shrubs such as Oak, Ash, Hawthorn, Hazel and Holly are being planted.

 

Harelaw Wood offers the opportunity to make a personal contribution to the Great North Forest through the creation of a new woodland.  Your donation will help redress the lack of trees from this ex-coalmining area.

 

For more information on the Great North Forest, telephone 01915 606200.

 

Directions

 

To find the site, from junction 63 on the Al(M) going north, turn left on to the A693 to Stanley and continue until you come to Annfield Plain.  At the roundabout turn right towards Harelaw on the B6168.  When you get to Harelaw, the site is on the left next to the cemetery.  From Newcastle turn left off the A692 to Consett after Pickering Nook on to the B6168 signposted to Harelaw.

 

Dedication Book

 

The Dedication Book is in the offices of Groundwork West Durham, Grosvenor House, 29 Market Place, Bishop Auckland.  Please telephone 01388 662666 for viewings.

 

 

 

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