Tribute paid in Sleaford-area village to Duke of Edinburgh

By David Seymour
Published 27th Jun 2021, 17:01 BST
A scene from the tree planting in Ruskington's Memorial Garden.A scene from the tree planting in Ruskington's Memorial Garden.
A scene from the tree planting in Ruskington's Memorial Garden.
A village near Sleaford has paid tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh with the planting of a tree in his memory.

Members of Ruskington Parish Council were joined in the village’s Memorial Garden by staff and Duke of Edinburgh Award students from St George’s Academy for the event, held on what would have been Prince Philip’s 100th birthday.

The picture shows Coun Graham Conway with the St George’s students.

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