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Bramcote Quarry Consultation: Shape Your Green Gem

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Broxtowe Borough Council invites public input on upgrading Bramcotes former quarry and landfill site into a nature reserve. Key improvements include better footpaths, new entrances, signage, seating, and picnic spots. The consultation runs from March 2 to March 31, 2026. Share your thoughts at surveymonkey.com/bramcote-quarry.

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Bramcote Quarry Consultation: Shape Your Green Gem

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