The National Trust has today announced the recipients of 49 saplings it has called "trees of hope".
Other recipients include a charity set up by the family of murdered Northumberland schoolgirl Holly Newton, killed by her jealous ex-boyfriend Logan MacPhail; and Alder Hey children's hospital in Liverpool.
Nearly 500 applications were received after the Trust announced a scheme for the saplings to be gifted across the UK. There are 49 - one for each foot of the sycamore's height - and all were grown from seeds recovered from the felled tree.
The Sycamore Gap tree was planted as a landscape feature on Hadrian's Wall 150 years ago, becoming one of the most photographable places in England and the site of countless marriage proposals, birthday celebrations and scatterings of ashes.
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