Network Rail lends hand to Glasgow community groups for great cause

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Network Rail has recently lent a hand to several Glasgow community groups for a great cause.

In a bid to improve biodiversity, volunteers from the railway service helped Queens Park Community Orchard and the Friends of Elder Park with the planting and protection of their community gardens.At the end of February, volunteers planted new fruit trees, pruned current fruit trees and protected plants at Queens Park Community Orchard in Glasgow.

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