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29th July 2008
Every town and city should benefit from a public space as beautiful as ‘The Walks’ in King’s Lynn, which dates back almost 800 years. As a public park, The Walks consists of stunning tree lined avenues covering a 27 acre expanse, right in the heart of King’s Lynn.
2nd July 2008
A new £3.2m Metro station has been built in South Tyneside to provide a vital access link for people seeking work, learning opportunities, healthcare, shopping and other activities in the area
30th June 2008
20th June 2008 Glyn, Paul and Shane started the Lyke Wake Walk at 7.30 pm walking through the night and finishing at 12 pm on Saturday 21st June 2008.
21st May 2008
Renowned for its stunning building and parkland, Wollaton Hall and Park in Nottinghamshire is the epitome of an English country estate. Owned by Nottingham City Council, Wollaton Hall and Park have recently undergone a major restoration programme.
14th February 2008
A beautifully landscaped, enclosed area has been created in the centre of one of Hartlepool’s residential neighbourhoods. The aim was to upgrade the appearance and improve the sense of community spirit that the area has enjoyed in the past. Three blocks of Victorian-style terraced houses were knocked down to make way for an attractive enclosed park with a grassed area, fencing and seating, which was opened in Easter 2008.
10th January 2008
“Many of our best loved parks are of historic importance. Everyone remembers a local park that held special significance for them when they grew up. Now, with the increase in urban city living, parks are more important than ever for providing an environment for leisure and to encourage activity and interaction within a community
9th November 2007
English Landscapes on behalf of Hastings Borough Council called in bespoke architectural metalwork provider Alpha Rail to produce gates, railings and handrail to a bespoke design for its newly renovated St Leonards Gardens.
7th November 2007
Derbyshire Dales District Council is currently restoring five historic parks and pleasure grounds that run along the Derwent Valley and connect Matlock to picturesque Matlock Bath, an area popular with tourists and weekend visitors
15th August 2007
Railings and Gates play a vital part in enhancing a building's aesthetics and security and are especially important when that building is a church in a city centre
30th July 2007
A new range of Juliette balconies has been released by bespoke architectural metalwork manufacturer Alpha Rail.
15th May 2007
Gates and railings are a vital part of any school grounds, not only in offering protection and enhancing security, but in ensuring they enhance the school’s surroundings and reflect its values.
Railings and gates are as important in parks as doors are on houses for protecting security and enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.
New railings are a clear sign that an area is investing in its amenities in order to enhance its overall look and feel and attract more visitors.
