Bowles Green Limited is part of a team led by TGP Landscape Architects preparing a Stage II HLF Grant application for Castle Vale and Coronation Parks in Berwick-upon-Tweed. The parks sit either side of Berwick Castle ruins, with fine views of the Tweed and its spectacular railway viaduct
Archive for May, 2012
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BERWICK PARKS HLF STAGE II GRANT APPLICATION
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COASTAL TRAIL IN EAST YORKSHIRE
Visit Hull and East Yorkshire have appointed Bowles Green Limited to carry out a development study for a possible coastal tourism trail in East Yorkshire, taking in the Humber Bank, Spurn Head, Holderness and Flamborough. Our work will consider opportunities for walking, cycling, driving and sustainable transport routes and will consider options to link to the rich maritime heritage of the area.
WW2 tank barrier at Kilnsea
Spurn Head
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BENSHAM GROVE: LOTTERY SUCCESS!
Bensham Grove Community centre has been successful in its application for a £289,400 Heritage Lottery Fund grant. Bowles Green Limited worked with staff and volunteers at the centre to prepare an Activity Plan to support the Stage II application in autumn 2011. For further information, click here.
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THE STAFFORDSHIRE HOARD
The Staffordshire Hoard is the largest hoard of Anglo Saxon objects ever found – over 3,500 gold and silver objects encrusted with precious stones, that provide a wealth of knowledge about the period as well as raising some thorny questions, not least, why was it hidden. We helped Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery to develop interpretation for a new gallery to display the hoard by planning and conducting focus groups with Staffordshire residents, planning and facilitating group discussions with families, visiting the current hoard gallery and helping to draw conclusions from this and other research conducted by museum staff.
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MARY ROSE TRUST
In April 2012 we helped the Mary Rose Trust by reviewing and proofing proposed text for panels and information in a new exhibition of the Mary Rose. We hope that we have helped the Trust to achieve the right balance between readability and detail. The surviving hull of the ship and fourteen thousand artifacts will be displayed in a new £35m building and exhibition, due to open in Portsmouth Dockyard at the end of 2012.
Who we work with
- The National Trust
- RSPB
- Forestry Commission England
- Lake District National Park
- One North East
- Cumbria Tourism
- Northumberland National Park
- Natural History Museum
- Countryside Council for Wales
- Northumberland Coast