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Donation leads the way for Oswaldtwistle pupils
11:14am Monday 1st December 2008
DISABLED youngsters have been helped to access an eco-garden thanks to a donation from a local businessman.
Wheelchair users at St Mary’s Primary School, Oswaldtwistle, were unable to use their eco-garden after a pathway became inaccessible due to bad drainage washing it away.
But Darren Turner, who owns Cartridge World, Whalley Road, helped to pay for the materials needed to make the path hazard free, with a £100 donation.
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