Housebuilder volunteers create sensory garden at Wallingford library

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 13:31 · Archive

David Wilson Homes Southern staff have helped create a sensory garden at Benson Library in Wallingford, South Oxfordshire. Four team members spent a day laying a wood-chipped footpath and laying foundations for the new garden space as part of the community project.

Tracey Comber, volunteer coordinator at Benson Area Nature Group, said the team's work made 'such a difference in shaping the new sensory garden' and that 'the woodland area is a welcoming outdoor space, where people of all ages can connect with nature and enjoy time outdoors'.

Campbell Gregg, managing director at David Wilson Homes Southern, said the company was 'incredibly proud to support local community facilities like Benson Library' and to give colleagues 'the opportunity to get involved in projects that improve these services for local residents'. The project aims to be accessible to library visitors during the warmer months.

Housebuilder volunteers create sensory garden at Wallingford library — Image: Oxford Mail

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New sensory garden blooms thanks to housebuilder volunteersDavid Wilson Homes Southern supported improvements at Benson Library, Wallingford, South Oxfordshire.Oxford Mail · 18 Oct, 13:00
New sensory garden blooms thanks to housebuilder volunteersDavid Wilson Homes Southern supported improvements at Benson Library, Wallingford, South Oxfordshire.Oxfordshire Guardian · 18 Oct, 13:00

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