'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.
Work begins on Harry Patterson memorial park
Work has started on a park to be built in memory of five-year-old Harry Patterson, killed in an accident on his driveway. He was hit by the family car when it slipped down the drive at their Swansea Valley home in September 2011.
And now, Cilybebyll Community Council have made a patch of ground available for the park at Alltwen near Pontardawe. Work on Harry's Park can begin after a £75,000 grant from Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd (Wren) was given to the project.
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