We had a fantastic time with the Fairways service users decorating remote controlled cars then racing them around St Marys Church in Stanwell. This will feed into the mural and documentary we are doing as part of The Stanwell Project.
Lots of photos of the Wide Game mission with the Stanwell Scouts on Saturday 17th May. The idea was to get close up shots of the animals around Stanwell but in the excitment of the mission this got slightly overlooked. Was a great day though, with a soundtrack of scout songs we all felt like we were in one giant Walt Disney film! Enjoy the flicks…
Photos from the grand unveiling – racing the customised remote controlled cars. Not even Boyd’s cheap batteries which lasted 15 minutes at top speed could spoil the day.
Animal painting madness and serious marker missions – a selection of photos from the final workshop with years 1, 2 and 3 at Town Farm Primary School who are creating animal cut-outs for the animal mural.
Customising remote control cars in progress. Sally Ann painted a vase and flowers, she wasnt quite feeling the car vibe. The last photo is David’s drawing of Kermit the Frog, the urge to paint Kermit proved too much…
We’re very grateful to Jean, from the Stanwell Women’s Institute, who has sent us these historic photos of St Mary’s Church (from 1912 and 1953) and Stanwell Green, as well as a great set of photos of Henry Lintott’s shop.
Jean, a member of the Stanwell Women’s Institute, has sent us these photos of Henry Lintott’s shop in Stanwell. Jean considers herself to be a “newcomer” as she married into a very old Stanwell family – the Lintotts. The first photo was taken in 1925 (the dates of the other photos are still to be confirmed, Jean can you help?).
