 British, Italian, Asian etc.Each month the committee holds a meeting to discuss the Trust's finances, work that needs to be conducted, current issues in regards to the woodland and what improvements could be made to ultimately benefit the community the charity serves.Its first purchase was a piece of farmland that they came to call “Renold Woods” in 1982 (5.5 acres) where over 4000 trees were planted Approximately 20 local residents at the time paid £500.00 each to acquire this land in order to avoid it being used as a housing development.