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Volunteers revamp Penrith railway station green space

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A group of five people stand in front of a white fence at Penrith Train Station. Behind them are planters in wheelbarrows containing herbs, a sign with an illustration of a bee on it and a bicycle with a painted panel that reads 'Penrith of Cumbria' with a red heart.

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Volunteers revamp green space at Penrith railway station

Overview

Penrith Community Gardeners and Avanti West Coast have collaborated to create a new herb-themed garden and updated picnic area on platform two of Penrith railway station. Funded largely by the station's seed donation point, the project aims to provide a welcoming impression for visitors and encourage people to grow their own produce. Work is also underway on a separate red deer-themed garden on platform one.

Key points

  • A new herb-themed garden and updated picnic area have been installed on platform two at Penrith railway station.
  • The project is a joint initiative between Penrith Community Gardeners and station manager Avanti West Coast.
  • Funding was raised through the station's seed donation point, which has generated over £2,500 over four years.
  • The platform two garden features herbs such as rosemary, sage, and thyme.
  • A further red deer-themed garden is currently being developed on platform one.
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