On 29th September, St Julians Woodland was officially opened. This event included the unveiling of several specially commissioned items.

• A mural created by Annette Andrews, in collaboration with pupils from South Marston School
• Benches made with wood from Hagbourne Copse
• Plinths with Brass Rubbings
• A bench and table created by local blacksmith, John Beavis.

For those of you who have not made it down to St Julians Woodland, here are some photos of the artworks created. Click for a more detailed slideshow.

Date: 29th Sept 2011

Time: 14:00

Place: St Julians Community Woodland (accessible via St Julians Close), South Marston

The St Julians Community woodland will be formally opened on this day. The woodland has been created by a partnership between Hills, and the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. It includes the unveiling of several items including:

• A mural created by Annette Andrews, in collaboration with pupils from South Marston School
• Benches made with wood from Hagbourne Copse
• Plinths with Brass Rubbings
• A bench and table created by local blacksmith, John Beavis.

As a follow up event on Saturday 1st October 10.00- 11.00, a guided walk for villagers will be held to educate more about WWT plans for the site.