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title: Latcham trees revisited
description: Explore the impact of sustainable tree-planting efforts in Old Sodbury, showcasing the growth and success of the Latcham trees two years later. Learn about the positive environmental outcomes and the importance of working with sustainable suppliers.
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24th June 2024

# Latcham trees revisited

Two years ago, we went tree-planting in Old Sodbury as part of a sustainability initiative organised by our supplier, [Premier Paper](https://www.paper.co.uk/).

Together, our colleagues helped to plant 120 trees, including guelder-rose, lime, hornbeam, and cherry trees. Twenty special trees were planted lining the path through one of the fields to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, which locals have named 'The Jubilee Line.'

Two years on, it warms our cockles to see the tangible results of our efforts in the trees that have taken root and flourished along the ‘Jubilee Line’ – all part of a richer, more diverse ecosystem.

Working with sustainable suppliers helps us to reduce our own carbon footprint, as well as our customers’ ability to make more sustainable choices and in turn reduce their environmental impact.

For more information about The Woodland Trust’s Carbon Capture programme, visit [The Woodland Trust](https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/partnerships/our-partners/premier-paper/).

And if you ever happen to visit the Jubilee Line, give those trees a hug from us.

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