Volunteers are continuing their efforts to transform a town train station into a haven for wildlife. Attleborough Heritage Group has planted 60 metres of hedgerow in the station car park in the hope of encouraging birds, such as sparrows and dunnocks, to nest there. Two of Attleborough station's adopters, Jane Doughty and Cliff Amos with their Wildlife Friendly Station accreditation certificate. Funding for further saplings and tree guards was provided by Attleborough Town Council. “The hedge will not only improve the appearance of the car park but is going to play an important role in supporting local wildlife populations, turning a previously dead space into a haven.”

Source: Express December 23, 2023 06:35 UTC