Hanover Inpractice
Hanover Inpractice
Hanover Inpractice
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# 16<br />
HANOVER LODGE, BRIDLINGTON<br />
Life on the ‘wild’ side<br />
“<br />
Several people have said<br />
how much they enjoy<br />
watching all the wildlife.<br />
– Pauline Atkinson, Estate Manager”<br />
New faces started appearing at <strong>Hanover</strong><br />
Lodge when residents Doreen Matthews and<br />
Anne Fenton started to spend more time<br />
tending to the garden!<br />
The estate wasn’t used to wildlife<br />
neighbours, but hedgehogs, rabbits and a<br />
lot more birds definitely seemed to be<br />
attracted by the garden improvements.<br />
It got the residents thinking about other<br />
things they could to do to attract even more<br />
wildlife. They started to put bird food out<br />
and they increased the number of plants,<br />
particularly in the centre of the garden, as<br />
extra shelter for the animals.<br />
Pauline Atkinson, who has been an Estate<br />
Manager with <strong>Hanover</strong> for over 25 years<br />
reckons the improvements are great,<br />
particularly for those residents who can’t<br />
get out that much. She says residents are<br />
full of praise for the new-look garden and<br />
they enjoy watching all the new wildlife.<br />
The residents have also applied for Greenshoots<br />
funding to do all sorts of other garden<br />
things – including growing more in tubs,<br />
boosting plant numbers and adding trellis.<br />
Residents are now looking forward to eating<br />
their home-grown strawberries, tomatoes<br />
and green beans – while watching the<br />
hedgehogs come and go!<br />
Going<br />
green