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Macmillan Coffee Morning
Macmillan Coffee Morning 1000 734 Liz Matthews

Join us this Friday as we transform our Parish Room into a welcoming pop-up café for a morning of coffee, cake and community spirit, all in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Come along and enjoy a delicious slice of cake and a hot drink while catching up with friends, neighbours and fellow residents. There will also be a chance to take part in some fun Coffee Morning competitions throughout the event.

Can’t stay? No problem! You can also pick up one of our popular Macmillan Elevenses Takeaway Treat Bags to enjoy at home, at work, or on the go.

🍰 Homemade and donated cakes
🧁 Tasty traybakes and sweet treats
☕ Fresh coffee and friendly conversation
🎉 Fun Coffee Morning competitions
💚 Raising vital funds for Macmillan Cancer Support

📅 Friday 25 September 2026
🕙 10:00am – 12:00pm
📍 Haydon Wick Parish Council Offices, Thames Avenue, Swindon, SN25 1QQ

Whether you join us in our café for coffee and a chat or grab a takeaway treat bag, every purchase helps Macmillan provide practical, emotional and financial support to people living with cancer.

We’d love to see you there and help make this year’s Coffee Morning our best yet! ☕💚🧁

11 Bags Collected for World Cleanup Day 2026!
11 Bags Collected for World Cleanup Day 2026! 2560 1914 Liz Matthews

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us on Sunday morning for World Cleanup Day in Abbey Meads.

Meeting at the Village Green Play Area, volunteers spent the morning working their way across a large part of Abbey Meads, helping to make our community cleaner, greener and more enjoyable for everyone.

Joining the litter pick were Haydon Wick Parish Councillors Cllr Leigh Jackson, Cllr Sudha Nukana, Cllr Vinay Manro, Cllr Leanne Stevenson, Cllr John Jackson and Swindon Borough Council (Haydon Wick) Ward Councillor Anthony Hedges, along with family members who generously gave up their Sunday morning to support the event.

Together, the team covered a vast majority of Abbey Meads and collected an impressive 11 bags of litter, which were left at Heaton Park Play Area ready for collection.

It was a fantastic opportunity to meet residents, enjoy some fresh air, and demonstrate the positive impact that can be achieved when people come together for a common cause. Events like these show the pride we all have in our local area and the difference community action can make.

A special thank you to everyone who attended, supported the event, and helped make this year’s World Cleanup Day such a success.

Charity Curry & Quiz Night in support of CALM
Charity Curry & Quiz Night in support of CALM 1050 1011 Liz Matthews

Our Charity Curry & Quiz Night in support of CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) was not only a sell-out, it was an absolutely fantastic evening!

Guests enjoyed a delicious meal provided by the wonderful team at Taste of Bharat, tested their local knowledge with a fun-filled Swindon-themed quiz, and shared plenty of laughter throughout the night.

As if great food, brilliant company and entertaining quiz questions weren’t enough, together we raised an incredible £875 through ticket sales and raffle ticket purchases!

A huge thank you to everyone who came along, dug deep into their pockets and supported such an important cause. Every ticket purchased and raffle entry made a real difference.

Special thanks to:

  • Cllr Sudha Nukana for organising the event.
  • Cllr Leigh Jackson for keeping everyone entertained as quiz master (with questions provided by Cllr Nathan Bradley).
  • Tracey Boxell, Swindon’s CALM Ambassador for putting together some truly amazing raffle hampers.

Tracey helped put the evening’s fundraising into perspective, explaining that the £875 raised could help fund around 77 potentially life-saving calls to CALM’s helpline. It was a powerful reminder of why supporting mental health services matters and why we remain committed to raising as much as we can for this worthy cause.

Thank you for helping us turn a great night out into something that could make a real difference to people’s lives.

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Pedestrians First. Always!
Pedestrians First. Always! 1050 1050 Liz Matthews

At a recent Full Council meeting, a resident raised concerns about the increasing use of e-bikes on shared pathways and walkways. Issues highlighted included excessive speed, pedestrians feeling startled when bikes approach, and particular challenges for older residents who may not hear bells or warnings in time.

In response, Haydon Wick Parish Council has launched a social media awareness campaign to promote considerate use of shared paths and reinforce a simple message: Pedestrians First. The campaign aims to encourage everyone using our shared spaces to slow down, stay alert, and show courtesy and respect to others, helping to create a safer and more enjoyable environment for all.

Our first message in the campaign is simple:

Pedestrians First. Always!
As children return to school this September, our footpaths and shared-use routes will become even busier with families, students and residents travelling around Haydon Wick.
We’re seeing more cyclists, scooters, mobility scooters and other wheeled users on our pathways than ever before. While active travel is encouraged, it’s important to remember that some pedestrians, particularly older residents and those with visible or unseen disabilities, can find fast-moving vehicles passing close by frightening or intimidating.
If you’re riding, please:
✅ Slow down around pedestrians
✅ Give plenty of space when passing
✅ Use a bell or politely announce your approach
✅ Follow signs on shared-use paths
✅ Be extra vigilant around schools and at drop-off and pick-up times
✅ Remember that pedestrians are the most vulnerable path users
What feels like a safe speed to you can feel very different to a young child, an older resident, or someone with mobility, sight or hearing difficulties.
A little patience and consideration goes a long way.
Let’s work together to keep Haydon Wick welcoming, accessible and enjoyable for everyone

Haydon Wick Parish Council Seeks Views on Accessible Outdoor Space for Teenagers and Adults with SEND
Haydon Wick Parish Council Seeks Views on Accessible Outdoor Space for Teenagers and Adults with SEND 1050 1050 Liz Matthews

Haydon Wick Parish Council is inviting residents, families, carers, teenagers and adults with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), local organisations and the wider community to share their views on the possible development of an accessible outdoor play and activity space.

The Parish Council is exploring whether there is a local need for a dedicated outdoor space designed primarily for teenagers and adults with SEND, providing opportunities for physical activity, sensory play, relaxation, socialising and spending time outdoors with family, friends, carers and support workers.

At this very early stage, no decision has been made to develop or fund a facility. There is currently no agreed site, design or funding commitment. The purpose of the consultation is to understand whether there is a genuine local need and what the community would want such a space to provide.

We want to hear from you

The Parish Council is particularly keen to hear directly from teenagers and adults with SEND, as well as parents, families, carers and support workers.

Views are also welcomed from local residents, SEND organisations, schools, care providers and anyone who regularly uses or supports someone to use outdoor spaces.

The consultation asks about experiences of existing parks and play areas, including what can make them difficult to use. It also seeks views on the types of equipment, activities and facilities that could make an outdoor space genuinely accessible, comfortable and enjoyable.

This could include accessible paths and surfaces, wheelchair-friendly equipment, supportive swings, sensory activities, exercise equipment, quiet areas, suitable seating, shelter and space for families and carers.

Importantly, the Parish Council wants to understand that accessibility is about much more than simply being able to enter or move around a space. The consultation therefore asks what would enable people with different needs and abilities to participate meaningfully and enjoy the facility.

Have your say

Residents and other interested members of the community are encouraged to take a few minutes to complete the online survey.

Complete the survey: Click Here

The survey also asks for views on whether the facility should, where practical and appropriate, be inclusive of the wider community while ensuring that the needs of people with SEND remain the priority.

Any project would be subject to securing external grant funding and/or any necessary budgetary commitment from the Parish Council. There is no commitment at this stage to proceed with the project or to spend this amount.

The consultation therefore also gives residents an opportunity to consider the potential benefits to the community alongside the possible financial implications.

What happens next?

The current survey is an initial consultation designed to establish local views and demand.

If there is sufficient interest and evidence of local need, the Parish Council would look at taking the idea to the next stage. This could include a dedicated consultation and discussion morning bringing together local caregivers, SEND schools, play area and equipment companies, inclusivity and accessibility charities, support organisations and other relevant stakeholders.

This would provide an opportunity to explore ideas in greater detail and consider what might be possible locally.

Any future proposal would need to consider funding, budget, suitable locations, planning requirements, accessibility, feasibility, ongoing maintenance and further community consultation before any decision could be made.

Councillor statement

Councillor Vinay Manro, Chairman of Haydon Wick Parish Council, said:

“We want to start by listening. At this stage, we are not presenting a finished proposal or asking residents to support a particular site or design. We are simply asking whether there is a genuine local need for better accessible outdoor opportunities for teenagers and adults with SEND, and what those opportunities should look like.

We know that accessibility can mean very different things to different people. For some, it may be wheelchair access or supportive equipment; for others, it may be sensory considerations, quiet spaces, suitable seating, safety or simply having somewhere they can spend time outdoors alongside family and friends.

We would particularly encourage people with lived experience of SEND, parents, carers and support organisations to take part. Their experiences and ideas are incredibly important in helping us understand what would make a meaningful difference.

This is an opportunity for the community to help shape the conversation from the very beginning. There is no final decision and no commitment to proceed, but if there is sufficient interest, we would like to explore what might be possible together.”

Everyone is encouraged to take part

Whether you are a teenager or adult with SEND, a parent or family member, a carer, a support worker, a local resident or someone who works with a SEND organisation, your views can help inform the next steps.

Can you spare 5 minutes? Please share your views by completing our short survey, and share it with anyone who may have an interest.. Your feedback will help shape future priorities and ensure your voice is heard: Click Here

Closing date: 22nd September 2026

Haydon Wick Parish Council would like to thank everyone who takes the time to contribute.

Haydon Wick Parish Council Strengthens Its Commitment to the Armed Forces Community
Haydon Wick Parish Council Strengthens Its Commitment to the Armed Forces Community 1860 1392 Liz Matthews

Haydon Wick Parish Council has taken an important step in strengthening its support for the Armed Forces community by formally signing the Armed Forces Covenant as part of its journey towards Bronze recognition under the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme.

The Covenant was officially signed this morning by the Chairman of Haydon Wick Parish Council, Councillor Vinay Manro, alongside Councillor Leanne Stevenson, Haydon Wick Parish Councillor and Swindon Borough Council’s Armed Forces Champion.

By signing the Armed Forces Covenant, the Council is making a clear and public commitment to serving personnel, reservists, veterans and Armed Forces families. The pledge reflects the Council’s dedication to being a fair, inclusive and supportive employer, while ensuring that members of the Armed Forces community feel valued, recognised and supported within Haydon Wick.

The Armed Forces Covenant is a national promise that those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, together with their families, should be treated fairly and not face disadvantage when accessing public or private services. It also recognises that special consideration may be appropriate in some cases, particularly for those who have made the greatest sacrifices.

As a voluntary signatory, Haydon Wick Parish Council joins organisations across the public, private and voluntary sectors in demonstrating practical support for the Armed Forces community. The Covenant allows organisations to tailor their commitments to local needs while upholding the shared principles of fairness, respect and recognition.

Councillor Vinay Manro, Chairman of Haydon Wick Parish Council, said:

“Signing the Armed Forces Covenant is a proud moment for Haydon Wick Parish Council. It demonstrates our commitment to supporting serving personnel, veterans, reservists and their families, and ensuring they are treated fairly and with the respect they deserve. We recognise the valuable contribution the Armed Forces community makes to society and are proud to stand alongside them.”

Councillor Leanne Stevenson, Haydon Wick Parish Councillor and Swindon Borough Council’s Armed Forces Champion, added:

“The Armed Forces Covenant is an important way of recognising the dedication and sacrifices made by members of the Armed Forces community. I am delighted to see Haydon Wick Parish Council taking this positive step and strengthening its commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for those who serve and have served.”

Achieving Bronze recognition will mark an important milestone, but the Council recognises that this is only the beginning. Haydon Wick Parish Council will continue to review its employment practices, explore opportunities to strengthen support locally, and work collaboratively with partners across Swindon to champion the needs of the Armed Forces community.

By signing the Covenant, the Council is reaffirming its commitment to ensuring that those who serve, those who have served, and their families are recognised, respected and supported within the community.

Haydon Wick Parish Council is proud to sign the Armed Forces Covenant and proud to stand with the Armed Forces community.

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Building a Stronger, More Resilient Community Together 💙
Building a Stronger, More Resilient Community Together 💙 2016 1512 Liz Matthews
A huge thank you to everyone who attended today’s first Community Emergency Plan volunteer meeting!
It was fantastic to bring together our volunteers and councillors for an introduction to the project, an opportunity to get to know one another, and to learn more about the role of an Emergency Hub during times of need. The discussion sparked plenty of questions and great conversations, highlighting the enthusiasm and commitment of those involved.
Volunteers shared their skills, experience and areas of interest, helping us identify where individuals can best support the community. We’re delighted that everyone has now selected their roles and provided information to help us build our volunteer database in readiness for the next stage of the project.
Our next meeting will take place in January, where we’ll put the plan into action through a series of emergency scenario exercises, helping the team prepare for a range of situations.
Thank you once again to everyone who gave their time today. The passion, knowledge and willingness to help on display promises to make this a highly effective and successful team dedicated to supporting our community when it matters most.
Interested in learning more or getting involved? Visit Emergency Planning – Haydon Wick Parish Council or contact us on: meetings@haydonwick.gov.uk for further information.
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Haydon Wick Through Children’s Eyes: Creative Ideas Inspire New Community Mural
Haydon Wick Through Children’s Eyes: Creative Ideas Inspire New Community Mural 1600 1200 Liz Matthews

What was once a tired and graffiti-marked bus shelter at Greenmeadow Shops has been transformed into a colourful celebration of Haydon Wick, inspired by the imagination of local children and brought to life through a true community effort.

The story began earlier this year when Haydon Wick Parish Council visited Greenmeadow Primary School to launch its “What Does Haydon Wick Mean to You?” competition. During a school assembly, pupils were invited to think about the places, wildlife and community spirit that make Haydon Wick special and to share their ideas through drawings and illustrations.

The competition was also promoted to other local schools, with pupils encouraged to take part using information provided by the Parish Council. In total, 95 entries were received from Greenmeadow Primary School, Orchid Vale Primary School and Abbey Park School.

The response was fantastic.

Children’s ideas featured everything from local wildlife and play parks to Mouldon Hill Country Park, Seven Fields Nature Reserve and the much-loved Wild Service Tree. Their creativity provided a fascinating insight into Haydon Wick through young people’s eyes and highlighted the places and spaces that mean the most to them.

The project forms part of Haydon Wick Parish Council’s Bus Shelter Regeneration Programme, which aims to transform vandalised shelters into welcoming community assets. More than simply improving a bus stop, the project was designed to celebrate local heritage, strengthen community connections, engage young people and bring colour and vibrancy to an area that had become run down over time.

Following recent community initiatives, including local litter-picking activities and environmental improvements, the mural is another positive step towards enhancing the local area and creating spaces that residents can feel proud of.

Given the shelter’s prominent location at Greenmeadow Shops, the creative ideas submitted by Greenmeadow Primary School pupils became the inspiration for the final design.

Before the artwork could begin, Haydon Wick Parish Council’s Parks and Open Spaces Team worked hard to prepare the shelter, cleaning and readying the site for its transformation. Their support helped create the perfect canvas for the mural, and the painting team would like to thank them for their valuable contribution.

Over two days, the Parish Council’s Office and Community Administrator and Marketing and Events Co-ordinator carefully brought the children’s ideas to life, combining many of their themes into a vibrant mural that reflects the unique character of Haydon Wick.

As the artwork began to take shape, it quickly became a talking point within the community. Residents regularly stopped to learn more about the project, share memories, and offer words of encouragement. Passing drivers waiting at the nearby give-way junction often greeted the team with smiles, waves and enthusiastic thumbs-up.

The support was especially appreciated as the team worked to complete the mural before the weekend.

During the final stages of the project, Cllr Leigh Jackson, Chair of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee, and Cllr Sudha Nukana, Chair of the Community Development Committee, joined the team for the final push. Armed with paint brushes, they helped add floral details to the mural while providing much-needed encouragement during the last few hours of work.

Cllr Leigh Jackson said:

“It was a pleasure to support the team during the final stages of the mural and see the children’s ideas come to life. The artwork beautifully captures so many of the things that make Haydon Wick special, from our green spaces and wildlife to the places where families come together and enjoy the outdoors. Projects like this help create a sense of pride in our public spaces and encourage people to value and look after them. I hope everyone who uses the shelter enjoys the creativity and enthusiasm that has gone into its design.”

Cllr Sudha Nukana said:

“This project is a wonderful example of what can be achieved when a community comes together. From the children who shared their ideas, to the staff who painted the mural and the residents who cheered the team on, everyone has played a part. We have transformed an overlooked space into something welcoming, vibrant and full of character. It is a fantastic example of community connection in action.”

Today, the completed mural stands as a colourful welcome bus stop in Haydon Wick. It honours the area’s wildlife, green spaces and local identity while showcasing the creativity of local young people and the value of partnership working between schools, councillors, staff and residents.

Most importantly, it demonstrates what can be achieved when a community works together to create something positive, transforming an everyday bus shelter into a landmark that reflects the pride people have in the place they call home.

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Creative Ideas from the students at Greenmeadow Primary School

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Summer Extravaganza 2026 – a Fantastic Day of Fun, Music and Community Togetherness
Summer Extravaganza 2026 – a Fantastic Day of Fun, Music and Community Togetherness 766 540 Liz Matthews

Sunny Skies and Community Spirit Shine at Haydon Wick Parish Council Summer Extravaganza

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Residents flocked to the Parish’s annual Summer Event on Saturday, enjoying an afternoon packed with entertainment, community activities, music, food, and fundraising, all under glorious sunshine.

Families, friends and neighbours turned out in fantastic numbers, setting up their chairs and picnic blankets for an afternoon filled with fun, laughter and community spirit. From live music and community demonstrations to charity fundraising, children’s activities and a bustling mini market, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

A highlight of the afternoon was a visit from everyone’s favourite Toy Story characters, who delighted children and adults alike. Adding extra fun to the atmosphere, a towering cowboy stilt walker entertained the crowds, while line dancing demonstrations and gun-slinging water pistol antics sprinkled a few cheerful “yeehaw” moments throughout the day.

The event also marked the exciting debut of Wicky, the Parish Mascot, who made several appearances on stage and around the event site. Wicky quickly became a firm favourite with children, posing for photos, greeting visitors and even showing off some impressive dance moves.

Haydon Wick Parish Council would like to extend sincere thanks to event sponsors Cross Street Garage and Specsavers for their valued support and contributions, and to Coles Scaffolding for providing the stage, creating a fantastic focal point and ensuring performers could be seen and enjoyed by all.

Special thanks also go to Shirley Ludford and Swindon 105.5 Radio for expertly compering throughout the day, recording the event and conducting engaging interviews that helped capture the spirit of the community and include residents in the celebrations.

The entertainment programme showcased an impressive range of local talent. The event opened with the uplifting sounds of brass music from the sidelines before audiences enjoyed the wonderful voices of the Haydon Wick Good Afternoon Choir. Performances continued throughout the day with the powerful vocals of Nicki and Tony M, while acoustic duo Tonnau provided relaxed early-evening vibes. Bringing the event to a memorable close, Ron’s Country delivered a foot-tapping finale that had the audience singing along and enjoying every moment.

Popular attractions returned this year, including Farms2Ewe Mini Petting Farm, which proved a huge hit with children and adults alike, and Scarrott’s Funfair, where visitors tested their aim at the ever-popular shooting gallery.

Community partners also played an important role in the day’s activities. Visitors were treated to engaging demonstrations from St John Ambulance, who provided an introduction to CPR, while Wiltshire Police demonstrated just how powerful a police vehicle siren can be. Swindon Martial Arts and Fitness impressed spectators with energetic martial arts displays featuring high kicks and expert techniques.

Meanwhile, Abe’s Brick Corner and Swindon Story Shed kept younger visitors entertained with LEGO activities, crafts and storytelling sessions.

The event also provided a valuable platform for local stallholders, community organisations and independent businesses. Haydon Wick Parish Council would like to thank every stallholder who attended and helped create such a vibrant event. The mini market showcased a wonderful mix of young entrepreneurs launching new ventures, local charities raising awareness and funds, and established business owners promoting their products and services. Their enthusiasm, creativity and community spirit helped make the event a true celebration of local talent and enterprise.

Visitors were also able to enjoy a fantastic selection of food and refreshments, from delicious cakes, pastries and handmade treats to Thai noodles, burgers and hot dogs. Refreshments from The Travelling Tavern and The Shield and Dagger Pub proved popular throughout the day, while Mario’s Ice Creams helped everyone stay cool in the summer sunshine.

This year’s event also supported the Parish Council’s chosen charity, CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably). Thanks to the generosity of the community, more than £900 was raised through a range of fun fundraising activities. Councillors were particularly proud of the Parish Council’s contributions to the day, including the ever-popular Councillor Stocks, where brave councillors took their place ready to be pelted with wet sponges for a good cause. The fundraising area also featured inflatable games, the much-loved Leisure Garden Stall with its fresh produce and entertaining human fruit machine, alongside a giant tombola, beautiful raffle hampers and temporary tattoos. These activities proved hugely popular with visitors of all ages and played a significant role in helping to raise vital funds for CALM. Haydon Wick Parish Council would like to thank everyone who donated, took part and supported the fundraising efforts throughout the day.

The Parish Council would like to thank everyone who attended, volunteered, performed, traded, sponsored and supported the event.

The day was a wonderful celebration of everything that makes Haydon Wick special. The fantastic turnout, generous fundraising efforts, outstanding local talent and strong community spirit ensured this year’s Summer Event was one of the most successful and enjoyable yet.

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Swindon24 Interview Cllr Vinay Manro, Chairman for the Parish Council.

A few magic moments from the Summer Extravaganza ’26

Grounds Maintenance Facility Officially Opens 
Grounds Maintenance Facility Officially Opens  2560 1707 Liz Matthews

Haydon Wick Parish Council was proud to officially open its new Grounds Maintenance Facility on Tuesday 28 July, welcoming residents, Leisure Garden plot holders, councillors and staff to celebrate this important milestone. The facility was officially opened by Swindon’s Mayor, Councillor Neil Hopkins, alongside Haydon Wick Parish Council Chairman, Councillor Vinay Manro. More than 50 guests attended the grand opening event, demonstrating the strong community interest in a project that has been years in the making. 

A Celebration of a Long-Awaited Project 

The opening event offered visitors the opportunity to explore the facility, learn about the project’s development and understand how the building will support the delivery of grounds maintenance services across the parish. Guests were invited to take part in guided tours led by Jason Watts, Facility and Operations Manager. Throughout the afternoon, Jason shared his extensive knowledge of the building and explained how the facility will improve operational efficiencies, support staff and enhance the Council’s ability to maintain parks, play areas and open spaces. 

Why Was the Facility Needed? 

Following the transfer of grounds maintenance services from Swindon Borough Council in 2017, Haydon Wick Parish Council’s Parks and Open Spaces Team continued to grow. The existing container-based accommodation at the Goodearl site was no longer suitable for the scale of operations required.  

The new facility provides: 

  • Modern workshops and maintenance areas 
  • Secure storage for equipment and machinery 
  • Improved office and welfare facilities 
  • Dedicated operational space for the Parks and Open Spaces Team 
  • Infrastructure to support future operational growth 
  • Enhanced efficiency through the consolidation of staff, vehicles and equipment in one location  

Sustainability at the Heart of the Project 

Environmental sustainability has been a key consideration throughout the development of the facility. 

Features include: 

  • 32 roof-mounted solar panels to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions 
  • Replacement tree planting programme 
  • Environmentally conscious building materials 
  • Reuse of furniture and materials where practical 
  • EV charging infrastructure included within the facility design 
  • Operational efficiencies that reduce unnecessary travel and support greener working practices

A Project Years in the Making

The project has been developed over several years, involving detailed planning, public consultation, design and construction. From the initial proposals in 2021 through to completion and full operation in 2026, the facility represents a significant investment in the future of Haydon Wick’s green spaces and community assets.  

Looking Ahead 

The Grounds Maintenance Facility provides a strong foundation for the future work of the Parks and Open Spaces Team. By providing modern, purpose-built accommodation and bringing staff, vehicles and equipment together in one location, the Council is better equipped to maintain and improve the parks, play areas and open spaces that residents enjoy every day. 

Haydon Wick Parish Council would like to thank everyone who contributed to the development of the facility and all those who attended the official opening event to celebrate this important achievement. 

 

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