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Cast of production coming to the Lichfield Garrick visit the National Memorial Arboretum

Cast of production coming to the Lichfield Garrick visit the National Memorial Arboretum
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Go for a walk (once lockdown is over) at Fourteen Locks

Fourteen Locks circular walk This is a refreshing 5km (3.1 miles) walk following the surfaced tow paths of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal with some steep steps, stiles and uneven field paths further along requiring sturdy footwear. Bus stops are on Highcross Road and there is a car park at the Fourteen Locks Visitor Centre. The Fourteen Locks dragonfly. Picture: Joanne Risley and Barry Callagham The flight of locks was completed in 1799 and raises the water level 160ft in just half a mile. Start at the Fourteen Locks Visitor Centre and follow the canal towpath towards the M4. Continue underneath the motorway until you reach a stone arched bridge over the canal.

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Artist creates sculptural urns for Birches Remembrance Park

A GIFTED artist has created a collection of sculptural urns for a new remembrance garden. Joanne Risley was commissioned by Birches Crematorium and Remembrance Park, which only opened in May and is set in six acres of Cheshire countryside in Lach Dennis. The sculptures are now in place at the memorial garden The Knutsford sculptor has spent months designing the unique pieces at her studio in Northwich. The brief was to create sculptural forms inspired by seed pods as remembrance pieces rooted in nature to nestle comfortably within an organic space and be designed to contain an urn within a hidden cavity, said Joanne, 55, a former pupil at Knutsford High School.

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