Dursley News - April 2011
 

April 2011 was the hottest April on record with plenty of sun and almost no rain throughout the month. The big event of course was the Royal Wedding on Friday 29th April and there were several street parties in the area, the most noticeable being the one outside The King's Head in Parsonage Street. Elsewhere the sun resulted in wonderful colours and great views all around the area, particularly in the local woods and Cam Peak with their carpets of bluebells.

Elsewhere, there are daily visible signs of change at the sites of the new Community Hospital and the development of new houses next to the library which now seem to be close to completion at long last.

 
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    Westfield Woods colour
The carpet of bluebells in Westfield Woods made a fantastic sight on a gloriously sunny day.
(April 22nd 2011 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Royal Wedding Street Party
Tables and bouncy castle outside The King's Head pub in Dursley town centre for the public holiday street party.
(April 29th 2011 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    May Lane pavements
Almost completed, the pavements outside the new houses in May Lane have received their first coat of tarmac and the hoardings are almost ready to come down.
(April 22nd 2011 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    May Lane houses
Tarmac goes down on the access road into the small development of new houses, next to the library in May Lane. After a very long development it looks like these houses are nearing completion at last.
(April 16th 2011 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
    Community Hospital progress
Viewed from the path behind Rednock School, the new Community Hospital is progressing well.
(April 16th 2011 - copyright Andrew Barton)
 
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