And this month's winners are...

Congratulations to the pupils at Southville Infant and Nursery School who won £50 of Wyevale vouchers to spend for their school grounds after nominating the oak in their playground.

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09:36, 19 JUN 2008
Updated16:37, 1 OCT 2013

Congratulations to the pupils at Southville Infant and Nursery School who won £50 of Wyevale vouchers to spend for their school grounds after nominating the oak in their playground.

Linda Massey and Mary Huxley also won £25 of vouchers.

But keep the entries coming in - Tree Idol continues online, and once a month we will pick a winner to appear in the paper.

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