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801 planter is a deep cast iron planter with a 700mm x 700mm base and 800mm height, designed for mature plants or small trees. Drainage is integrated into the base. Raised feet allow movement by forklift. Liners are included as standard damp proof membranes, with mesh, plastic, and galvanised steel options: deep planting base suitable for larger

Proludic is helping local authorities, schools, parish councils and community organisations to create more inclusive play spaces through its specialist Inclusive Diagnosis service. The Inclusivity Assessment was developed in collaboration with Proludic’s Inclusion Expert Committee, part of the Proludic Observatory. The service evaluates the level

Stowmarket Town Council appointed Proludic to design, supply and install the new Poppy Field Play Area at King’s Meadow Recreation Ground, creating a modern, inclusive play destination for toddler and junior-aged children. The client’s brief called for an accessible, high-quality play area with a strong visual identity. The design needed to

Located across the River Leam from Jephson Gardens, Mill Gardens is a valued green space in Royal Leamington Spa, known for its lawns, botanical planting, boating lake and central play provision. Its local heritage is equally distinctive, with Samuel Lockhart’s performing elephants, Wilhelmina, Trilby and Haddie, who once walked through the town

Everybody’s surfing at Dunningham Park Playground, where the coastal spirit comes to life through imaginative play. Located along the picturesque coastline, this vibrant Proludic playground at the holiday park perfectly reflects its seaside setting. All while offering an inclusive and engaging space for children of different ages and abilities

Proludic was delighted to support Sulgrave Parish Council in upgrading Sulgrave Pocket Park, creating a natural and engaging play space for children of different ages and abilities. The project focused on delivering a varied and exciting play offer within a compact yet green rural community setting, making best use of the available space while

Fitzpatrick Woolmer believes signage plays a crucial role in connecting people with places. Giving something back to the communities it serves and supporting projects that make a meaningful difference to people’s lives is a core part of how Fitzpatrick Woolmer works. Fitzpatrick Woolmer's recent support for the Peak & Northern Footpaths Society

Fitzpatrick Woolmer was appointed to deliver a wayfinding and interpretation scheme to support a new walking and cycling route between Weybridge and the historic Brooklands area in Surrey. The project aimed to improve navigation and to celebrate the unique heritage of the Brooklands Heritage Area and Community Park – home to the world’s first

Fitzpatrick Woolmer was appointed to manufacture and install a new external wayfinding signage system for Rochester Cathedral. The project formed part of a wider heritage signage strategy designed to improve visitor navigation, accessibility and overall experience. The scheme focused on replacing an outdated and inconsistent signage system with a

Fitzpatrick Woolmer was commissioned by Hastings Borough Council and Groundwork South to develop and deliver a comprehensive interpretation scheme for the Hidden Hastings Heritage project at Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve. Set within a landscape shaped by centuries of human activity and natural change, the project sought to reveal the many

As businesses increasingly invest in outdoor spaces that support employee wellbeing, the quality of the landscape infrastructure becomes just as important as the planting itself. This project showcases how CorTen steel pathway edging can help create attractive, durable landscapes in commercial environments. At AICO headquarters, 1,200 metres of

A487 Machynlleth Bridge Improvement Scheme Hydroseeding, erosion control and ecological planting for a sensitive highway corridor in Mid Wales. Transport for Wales' A487 Machynlleth Bridge Improvement Scheme required the revegetation of 1 km of new highway earthworks in an environmentally sensitive corridor. A nearby SSSI and the presence of

NatraTex Colour fully-bonded surfacing in green was selected for creating cycle paths in Barking, London. The 6mm NatraTex surface ensures the paths are smooth and durable

This project, for Birmingham City Council, consisted of major highway improvements around the ‘Selly Oak Triangle’ on Birmingham’s primary road network with the key aim of improving connectivity throughout the town. The main focus was on upgrading facilities for people walking, cycling and using public transport. NatraTex surfacing in blue was

The irrigation system at Plant has successfully delivered reliable watering to the multi-level landscape, supporting the building's achievement of BREEAM Outstanding and Well Platinum certifications. The system operates seamlessly within the heritage landscape design, with control infrastructure carefully integrated to remain invisible to occupants