The installation of interpretation boards and new site signage marks one of the one of the final phases of a transformative, long-term collaboration with Growing Sudley CIC, a social enterprise that provides health and wellbeing through nature. These elements complete a multi-year project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to sensitively restore and reimagine the Growing Sudley site, including its derelict changing rooms and neighbouring walled garden.

The signage tells the story of the site’s evolution, from its origins as an animal husbandry building on the Sudley House estate, to its conversion into sports changing rooms in the 1970s, and now the building and garden’s new use as a community hub for health, wellbeing, and learning in nature.  It shares findings from a community-led heritage project and documents the green transformation of the building, which includes natural materials like hempcrete insulation and lime render.