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Greater Manchester green initiative funds tree planting by First Choice Homes Oldham

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First Choice Homes Oldham received £43,000 from a Greater Manchester green initiative to plant nearly 80 trees across Derker and Littlemoor this winter. This funding is part of the City of Trees project, marking the fifth consecutive year the housing association has received support. The planting efforts will include European beech, hornbeam, golden alder, maple, red-leaved sycamore, and others.

From oldham-chronicle.co.uk

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The initiative provides funding for environmental projects aimed at improving communities and supporting biodiversity in Oldham. This funding represents expenditure by Greater Manchester through its green initiative program.

From oldham-chronicle.co.uk

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  • Greater ManchesterProvided funding through a green initiative program to support environmental projects.

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  • Greater Manchester might see changes in funding expenditure related to its green initiative program.

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