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Tree sculpture moved to car park for official opening

The Light Tree being moved to its new position outside Horsham Superbowl next to the Jubilee Car Park

Published on 31/10/2012 17:20

The Light Tree sculpture, which formerly stood in front of the Pavilions in the Park leisure centre in Horsham, has been relocated as planned to the Jubilee Car Park next to Horsham Park in Horsham town centre.

The sculpture now stands in front of the Horsham Superbowl building and was moved in October to tie in with the final works to improve the entrance to Horsham Park and the Jubilee Car Park, which started in June.

The Light Tree was commissioned in 2008 by Horsham District Council as part of the Jubilee Car Park refurbishment scheme and has stayed in its temporary home since then.

It was sculpted by Brighton artist Steve Geliot and was funded with an Arts Council Grant from the Arts.

The exciting new entrance to the Jubilee Car Park incorporates a dedicated pedestrian link between Horsham town centre and Horsham Park, a pedestrian area including the Light Tree sculpture, together with an overall increase in the number of parking spaces available to the public.

The works, which are being funded from developer contributions, are due to finish in early November.

Look out for a video showing the Light Tree’s journey to its new home that will be posted on Horsham District Council’s YouTube page (www.youtube.com/horshamdc) in the near future.

For more information on the improvement works, please contact Nigel Weston, Projects Engineer at Horsham District Council, by emailing nigel.weston@horsham.gov.uk or call 01403 215064.

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