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Rectory Wildlife Garden
Heritage Open Day: A beautiful community garden in the heart of the town, linking the grade 2* listed Rectory Museum, with the Grade 1 listed All Saints Parish church. A calm, peaceful heritage corridor through the oldest part of Loughborough. Between the Parish Church and the Old Rectory, to the rear of Fearon Hall in the centre of Loughborough, lies an area of land which is being regenerated into a wildlife garden.
The Garden was first instigated by former rector Stephen Cherry in 1998. Together with Rev. Cherry, a group of enthusiastic volunteers formed the Rectory Wildlife Gardeners. By sectioning off part of the rectory gardens, the charity established a wildlife haven to enhance biodiversity in the town centre and provide a peaceful garden for the benefit of the public.
The Garden was first instigated by former rector Stephen Cherry in 1998. Together with Rev. Cherry, a group of enthusiastic volunteers formed the Rectory Wildlife Gardeners. By sectioning off part of the rectory gardens, the charity established a wildlife haven to enhance biodiversity in the town centre and provide a peaceful garden for the benefit of the public.
Fri 11 Sep to Sunday 20 September
Loughborough Archaeological & Historic Society, Old Rectory Museum, Steeple Row, Loughborough, Leicestershire LE11 1UX
any time Free Entry.
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