Northumberland County Council have invited a team managed by Bowes Green Limited to develop walking routes to link the town centre of Haltwhistle to the river banks of the South Tyne. Our team includes consultants from TGP Landscape Architects Durham office and local interpretive designer, Marcus Byron.
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HALTWHISTLE PATHS STUDY
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WALKING FOR HEALTH IN MONMOUTHSHIRE
Monmouthshire County Council have appointed us to plan, manage and evaluate a pilot healthy walking scheme to encourage GP referral patients to take up walking at the end of their leisure centre health programmes. As part of the pilot – taking place in the Abergavenny area, we’ll be working with countryside volunteers to plan and run a programme of led walks and producing a set of healthy walks route cards.
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THE STAFFORDSHIRE HOARDE
We have been appointed by Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery to advise on audience development planning activity to inform an HLF grant application for interpretation of the Staffordshire Hoarde, including helping to plan a number of consultation sessions.
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VISIT HULL & EAST YORKSHIRE BUSINESS RESEARCH
We are delighted to be conducting research amongst businesses to identify issues and identify where public sector intervention will have the greatest impacts. The results will be used by Visit Hull & East Yorkshire to inform a bid for ERDF funds to support the tourism sector.
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BENSHAM GROVE
We have recently been appointed to work with Bensham Grove Community Association and Gateshead Council to prepare an Activity Plan to support a Stage 2 HLF submission for funds to restore this historic community learning centre. The plan will build on the centre’s rich heritage (as a centre for the Arts & Crafts Movement and for social reform, as well as an educational settlement) to inspire learning and creative expression.