Britons help save historic windmill as volunteers prepare to welcome visitors
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Britons have saved a historic windmill as volunteers prepare to welcome visitors for the first time.A grassroots fundraising effort to preserve Bursledon Windmill has far surpassed its original goal, with donations now exceeding £2,800.The appeal was initially launched with a £200 target to purchase essential maintenance supplies, including a replacement wheelbarrow and broom.Local residents contributed more than 10 times the desired amount.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Volunteers are now gearing up to host a special open day at the historic Hampshire site, where members of the public will be able to meet those working to protect the landmark.Attendees can learn about plans for the windmill's future and express interest in joining restoration and maintenance activities.Bex Longhurst, who grew up near the windmill and spent her childhood playing on the grounds and in the surrounding woodland, has led the volunteering efforts to help safeguard the site.In an update online, she said:...
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