Flowers and Seats

At the beginning of August the summer bedding in the tubs and barrier baskets were looking very colourful.

Also two new seats have been put in the ‘triangle’ to replace the deteriorating wooden seats. The bespoke design of the new seats commemorate the lives lost in the First World War and the industrial past of Shotley Bridge. They were paid for with the remaining S106 monies from the Story Homes housing development at the hospital.

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2 Responses to “Flowers and Seats”

katherine james Says:
September 13, 2020 at 9:06 am | Reply
The new benches are lovely, so different. Just a shame that they weren’t positioned so more people would realise they were there!
Patricia Cox Says:
September 13, 2020 at 9:29 am | Reply
I think the village looks so bright and colourful. I noticed the changes in the triangle. What a difference, it has transformed the space and made it a relaxing place to sit and enjoy the flowers and village life.
Thank you to everyone involved.

Shotley Bridge Village Trust