The newly refurbished Siam Gardens, including a weaving structure and statue, were unveiled as part of an official opening at Weavers Piece in Sudbury on 14 March 2020.
Representatives from Babergh District Council, Sudbury in Bloom community group and Sudbury Town Council gathered at Siam Gardens to officially unveil the weaving themed dye garden. Regeneration works include a new loom structure, dog statue named after the famous Talbot dog on the Sudbury Crest, wooden carving of a silk worker and seasonal dye plants used as part of the silk dying process. The re-design pays homage to Sudbury’s rich silk heritage, and further connects the garden to other areas. |
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"with Gainsborough House, and the Sudbury Heritage Centre nearby we intend this to be an established part of the Sudbury visitor and tourism offer." |
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