Friends of Waterton’s Wall

Wakefield Historical Society are pleased to learn of the progress of this group who are hoping to preserve and restore part of Waterton’s wall.

On Tuesday 29 March approximately 40 people attended the launch of ‘Waterton’s Wall 2026’ in the village hall. A series of large photos were mounted around the perimeter of the assembled group who listened to a short introduction by Sir David Attenborough, watched a film produced by the group and heard several short presentations by members of The Friends of Waterton’s Wall. Following this was a Q and A session which reflected the enthusiastic response of those present. Many registered interest in their future involvement and an appeal for funds raised more than £130.

Find out more: Website: https://www.friendsofwatertonswall.com/

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