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Weetslade Country Park


Weetslade Country Park is located between Wide Open and Dudley, at the junction B1319 /A189. It was officially opened as Weetslade Country Park by environmentalist David Bellamy on the 17th of June 2006.[1] The park was developed on the former site of Weetslade Colliery and it's abandoned spoil heaps, involving a major scheme to landscape the area and develop new wildlife habitats.

Weetslade Weetslade Colliery (1903 - 1966) Parks and Gardens
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Weetslade Colliery Country Park

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Weetslade Colliery Country Park

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Sculptures in Weetslade Country Park

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Weetslade hill top artwork

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Closeup Of The A189 Mural At Weetslade

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Weetslade Country Park celebrates its 10th anniversary
- The Land Trust 30th June 2016. "Weetslade Country Park is celebrating its 10 year anniversary since being unveiled to the public, having been transformed from an abandoned colliery site to …

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Park was the pits!
- Chronicle Live, 9th June 2006. "....One of the region's ex-industrial landmarks was re-opened by environmentalist David Bellamy. Mr Bellamy was at the former Weetslade Colliery this weekend to open the …

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Weetslade Country Park

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Weetslade
- Visitor information "This attractive 38-hectare park is on the site of the former Weetslade Colliery. With a number of diverse habitats that feature wetland, woodland and grassland, the park is …

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