PATHWAY TO DINGLE DELL

BySue Alpar

Starting this week, work will begin on the construction of an accessible pathway in the area known as Dingle Dell at the lower end of Canal Gardens.   

This area, which is home to the the two tree tree sculptures commissioned by FoRP some years ago, is currently only accessed by steps from both Canal Gardens and Princes Avenue. 

The aim is to open up this area to all visitors, by linking two existing pathways, so that everyone can enjoy what this area has to offer. 

For safety reasons there will be some minor access closures in the area whilst work takes place. 

Thanks to Leeds Parks and Green Spaces, dla architecture and Richie Dryden of GRD Group from their help and advice with this project..

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