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She continues, “Excavators at the site of a new care home in Stanley, Tussac House, had cut into a deep peat layer which was filled with large tree trunks and branches. These were so well ...

Miss Stanley then took College Club volunteers and taught them cataloguing terminology, developed a consistent procedure, set up a routine for receiving and processing books, and established specific ...

The findings present a worrying picture of widely degraded peat from the blanket bog most associated with our northern uplands to the lowland deep peat found most commonly in the fens of the East ...