'Harry's Park' opens in memory of five-year-old boy
A park is being built in the Swansea Valley in memory of five-year-old Harry Patterson, killed in an accident on his driveway.
A park is being built in the Swansea Valley in memory of five-year-old Harry Patterson, killed in an accident on his driveway.
Work began today on building a park in tribute to a five-year-old boy who died after being struck by a car.
Harry Patterson was killed by the vehicle as it rolled down his parents driveway almost two years ago. His family has been fundraising ever since to raise the money for the park.
Harry's parents Christian and Michelle Patterson established a fund in his memory, and the park is the first of their objectives.
Donations are also being used to help disadvantaged children in their area, and to provide tailored support and counselling for other bereaved families.
A second campaign by the family aims to ensure that the tragedy is not repeated.
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