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In daylight a large billboard stands at the side of a road. The billboard stands above a brick and metal fence. Behind it are some trees and the top of a large building with many windows. The billboard includes a grey background with pink text which reads 'Who would you name a park after?' as well as an illustrated sign which reads 'Your Name Here'

Your Name Here Park Renaming

5th Sep 2015
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We are delighted to invite you to the Your Name Here naming of the park.

The afternoon will be a celebration of the winner and the hundreds of nominations that were received. The park will be filled with pop-up games, tasty treats and music.

Please join us for the official renaming at 2pm and stay around for a fun family-friendly afternoon. Event finishes at 5pm.

You can turn up on the day but please RSVP to info@heartofglass.org.uk so we have an idea of catering numbers.

Thursday 20th August 2015

2pm - 5pm

Ravenhead Greenway (next to Steve Prescott bridge)

FREE

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