The German Feilds

History of the common

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	Welcome to The German Fields Named after German Prisoners of War that were regularly exercised on the common during world War 2 The German's lived in a POW Camp in Pucklechurch on the same site the Prison is today.

	What is A Living Landscape? The Wild Life Trust are identifying key areas to protect for wildlife, enlarging, improving and joining them up across the UK: on nature reserves, in towns and cities, and in partnership with hundreds of other land-owners. There are now more than 100 Living Landscape schemes around the UK.

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Save the Common's wild Flowers from the plague of Rabbits eating them!

The Common has rare wild flowers such as orchids and the explosion of rabbits are threatening their very survival!

If the Rabbits continue to expand at the rate they are expanding at right now then rare wild flowers species will soon start dieing out!

Campaign now before it's to late! Click here to download a letter to send to Steve Webb MP asking what the Council is going to do to help save the Wild Flowers.