A redundant garden finds a new use.
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A redundant garden finds a new use.
Image: © Peter Tracey Taken: Unknown
The site here was a garden at the back of the Horley Bookshop which fell into terrible repair and was effectively redundant. The buildings were refurbished and the garden was reused for a single storey Domino's Pizza fronting on to the car park at Consort Way East. Smart really, hopefully others will follow and a new public space will develop.
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