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World heritage talk

2:31pm Wednesday 16th April 2008

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The Friends of the Leasowes will meet on Wednesday April 23 at Leasowes School, Kent Road, Halesowen, at 7pm.

Former Leasowes warden Anna Coward, who is now senior wardens at Wrens Nest, will give a talk on the important World Heritage site.

Everyone is welcome to the talk. Admission is free and tea and coffee will be available.

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