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Civic Day - Five Conservation Areas - One Big Conservation Conversation

Sat, 17/06/2017 - 10:00
Meet at the Rose Garden, Kingsway, Stoke

In celebration of Civic Day 2017 and 50 years of Conservation Areas, Potteries Heritage Society contributes this event as part of Civic Voice's Big Conservation Conversation. The walk will be led by urbanist Andy Perkin and will take in five linked conservation areas spanning Stoke, Etruria and Hanley. Meet at the Rose Garden next to Spode in Kingsway, Stoke at 10am. No booking required.

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