Saint-Gobain Weber Support The Albrighton Trust

Published by Jackie Biggin for Weber in Communities

Saint-Gobain Weber has donated materials that have been used in the creation of a beautiful new sensory facility at the Resource Centre and Gardens of the Albrighton Trust, near Wolverhampton,West Midlands.  Render supplied by Weber to Stourbridge Render Systems Limited, of Stourbridge, whose work was provided without charge to the Charity, were used to create the feature wall and garden back drop.

The Albrighton Trust has a successful record of some 15 years supporting people with special needs by providing excellent facilities and a diverse range of activities.

The Resource Centre and Gardens were designed around a 13^th Century moat, now converted to a first class angling facility with wheelchair accessible jetties, and is stocked with many native species of fish.  Over the four and a half acres of landscaped gardens, unsurpassable recreation facilities are open to children and adults.

The Trust has worked under the expert guidance of English Heritage and the Environment Agency, both contributing greatly to the success of the project and offering invaluable support throughout.

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