End of an era?
Most of you will know that Adrian Isaac has been the Chairman and the driving force behind the creation and development of The Boston Woods Trust since its inception. He, with the help of volunteers, has done an amazing job expanding the original Westgate Wood to include the meadow and Jenny's Wood at Sir Joseph Banks Country Park while Grange Wood and Beech Wood have been extended as Fenside Woods and now includes the Beech Wood Green Burial Site. Plus the latest addition of Dion's Wood Nature Reserve.
Adrian has decided the time has come to hand over the reins to Steve Elwood who will take over as new Chairman. Adrian will still be very actively involved and on hand with advice as Steve takes over the overall management of the Trust.
I am sure I speak for many people of Boston in thanking Adrian for his vision, inspiration and hard work to provide a wonderful amenity for us and future generations.
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