P461 Teletext 461 May26 08:11:24 ———————————————————————————————— BID TO TRACK RARE SQUIRRELS Red squirrel spotters are being asked to reveal their sightings so experts can plot how widespread they are. Lynne Collins of the MPI Red Alert NW group wants everyone who sees one of the creatures this year to notify her at the Cumbria Wildlife Trust. The survival of the animals is threatened by the increasing population of grey squirrels. ——————————————————————————————————1/3—— Fun & Games 450 TELETEXT HOLIDAY VIEWER OFFERS P539 Round-up Eco Views What's On Club 440P461 Teletext 461 May26 08:14:24 ———————————————————————————————— VEGGIES DEFEAT PIG PLAN A group of vegetarians are celebrating after winning their battle to block a proposed £5m pig farm in the Highlands. Invjrnjss Veggies and the Highland Vegetarian Information Centre said they were "ecstatic" at the decision bz PIC to shelve its plans. The group claimed the djvjlopmjnt, close to Cullodjn battlefield, would have ruined the area for tourism. ——————————————————————————————————2/3—— Fun & Games 450 GREEN DATES FOR YOUR DIARY p465 Round-up Eco Views What's On Club 440P461 Teletext 461 May26 08:15:47 ———————————————————————————————— TEACHER IN LINE FOR AWARD A teacher from a Penzance school has made it to the last six in a national environmental award scheme. Angela Peakj from Heamoor Primary School has been called to London for the award ceremony on June 13. A top prize of £1,500 will be divided between the school and the teacher with a further £1,000 donated to charity and an expenses-paid trip to Sweden. ——————————————————————————————————3/3—— Fun & Games 450 TELETEXT HOLIDAY VIEWER OFFERS P539 Round-up Eco Views What's On Club 440