Green Spaces walls project
Stroud Town Council has published 3 Construction notices, about every 36 months. On that rhythm the next one is expected around August 2027.
The works comprise a series of repair works to five sites local to Stroud town centre.
The sites can be broken down as follows: Site 1 rebuilding of 15m previously dismantled stone wall with concrete blockwork backing, with mortar joint and capping repairs undertaken to another approx.
130m length of boundary wall.
Site 2 Repair works to a series of walls in a public park, including replacement stone, repointing, a small number of helibar reinforcements and repairs to cappings and copings.
Site 3 Stone repair and DOFF cleaning to a stone-built clock tower in Stroud town centre.
Site 4 Partial rebuild of a 60m retaining wall, with further localised stone repairs and capping replacement to length of wall.
Site 5 Stone repairs and repointing to a 1.8m high retaining wall within a public park.
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