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Infectious enthusiasm for positive change rubs off on young Islanders

Infectious enthusiasm for positive change rubs off on young Islanders Young people from across the Isle of Wight got involved with Planet Aware’s Trees for Seas project Three Isle of Wight parks are benefitting from trees planted by volunteers as part of a collaboration between local organisation Planet Aware and the Isle of Wight Council. Young people from Network Ryde, 1st East Cowes Scouts, 4th Shanklin Brownies and St Blasius Primary School, as well as adult volunteers helped to plant over 400 hundred native trees donated by the Woodland Trust in Puckpool Park and Appley Park in Ryde, and at Big Mead in Shanklin.

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Young volunteers plant trees in Isle of Wight council parks

THREE local parks are benefitting from trees planted by volunteers as part of a collaboration between local organisation Planet Aware and the Isle of Wight Council. Young people from Network Ryde, 1st East Cowes Scouts, 4th Shanklin Brownies and St Blasius Primary School, as well as adult volunteers, helped plant more than 400 native trees donated by the Woodland Trust in Puckpool Park and Appley Park in Ryde, and at Big Mead in Shanklin. The planting is part of Planet Aware s Trees for Seas project. Sarah Marshall from Planet Aware said: We have really enjoyed our time planting these trees with such hardworking enthusiastic, young people.

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The Day - From Downton Abbey to the bestsellers list: An interview with Catherine Steadman

Catherine Steadman (Jonathan Short/Invision/AP) Published January 03. 2021 12:01AM Moira Macdonald, The Seattle TImes Get the weekly rundown Email Submit Catherine Steadman’s second career was born on an impossibly hot day in the desert. “All I could think of,” she said, “was the sea.” An actor best known to American audiences as insouciant heiress Mabel Lane Fox on Season 5 of “Downton Abbey,” Steadman was filming the television series “Tutankhamun” in Namibia several years ago in full Victorian costume, complete with corset. “It was just boiling,” she said, in a telephone interview from her London home. “I thought about going swimming, being by the sea, a cool breeze. I starting thinking about what plot you could get around that setting, if you wanted to read a book.”

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Catherine Steadman transitions from Downton Abbey to bestsellers list | Arts & Entertainment

Catherine Steadman transitions from Downton Abbey to bestsellers list | Arts & Entertainment
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From Downton Abbey to the bestsellers list: An interview with Catherine Steadman

From Downton Abbey to the bestsellers list: An interview with Catherine Steadman
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