NP Structures Donate Polytunnel Cover to Shore Leave Haslar Memorial Garden.
Shore Leave Haslar based at Royal Haslar Hospital in Hampshire has been donated a replacement polytunnel cover by NPStructures for their 18ft x 32ft single span polytunnel.
The Shore Leave Project is located within the Memorial Garden at the hospital, in a corner of the grounds. The project is run by a group of local volunteers, all-working to create a peaceful location for veterans to recuperate through the benefits of horticulture therapy. Their current polytunnel is damaged and desperately in need of repair. After being contacted by a volunteer from SLH, asking for any help towards replacing their polytunnel cover, NP Structures were delighted to donated one to the project FOC.
Gemma Honeyman, Marketing Manager at NP Structures says ‘When we heard about the Shore Leave Haslar project and the great work the team were doing, donating a replacement polytunnel cover and some anti-hot tape was the least we could do. As a company, we really do believe in the benefits in of a horticulture environment. Our tri service veterans really do diverse this memorial garden and I’m sure it’ll be a great success. Everyone at NP Structures / Northern Polytunnels is really looking forward to following the team’s progress.’
The polytunnel will not only be used for growing crops but as a covered area for the group to meet together, shielded from the elements.
The hospital was built in 1762 as the first Naval hospital but closed in 2009 as the last military hospital in the UK. The hospital has a long and distinguished history in the dedicated medical care of military personal. It housed specialist facilities such as a decompression chamber and a zymotic isolation ward. The site is a Grade II listed historic park and it is said 20,000 service personnel are buried within the grounds of the hospital.
To find out more information about the Shore Leave Haslar or your able to help with the project, visit their website here or find them on facebook.
http://www.shoreleavehaslar.org/
http://www.facebook.com/ShoreLeaveHaslar?ref=ts







