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Sensory Gardening talk on 25th March at The Tulip Tree Centre, Kidderminster

Sensory Gardening talk on 25th March at The Tulip Tree Centre, Kidderminster

by gill@aardvarkmarketingconsultants.co.uk | Mar 15, 2019 | Support

Sight Concern Worcestershire, your county charity which helps blind and partially sighted people to lead independent and fulfilling lives, is inviting everyone to a talk about sensory gardening on Monday 25th March, run by Keith Southall, creator and designer of...
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