Stroud Court Woodland Walk
Wed, Jun 7th 2017 at 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
On 7th June Stroud Court Community Trust opened The Woodland Walk for the benefit of its residents. The Walk was built by volunteers from Nailsworth Rotary.
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The official opening of The Woodland Walk marks the completion of the latest in a series of projects at Stroud Court Community Trust which have involved volunteers from Nailsworth Rotary. We have helped create a Sensory Garden and have designed and built raised beds for growing flowers and vegetables. These are for the benefit of the residents at Stroud Court.
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