Loughborough Echo

Welcome booster for Meadow School of Riding

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DISABLED horse riders and their carers can look forward to warming up over a cup of tea after kind-hearted tradespeop­le from Wilkinson’s Decorators and Property Maintenanc­e installed a new kitchen at their home riding school in Normanton-on-Soar.

Staff from the Leicester-based company gave up their free time on Sunday (January 6) to fit the donated kitchen - complete with running water - at Meadow School of Riding, which is home to the Wenlo, Ashmount and Ruddington Riding for the Disabled Associatio­n (RDA) groups. Riders, their families and carers will be able to use the new facilities before or after their riding sessions.

The new kitchen is in a building affectiona­tely known as the “noshery”, which did not previously have running water. This meant lots of trips to an outside tap across the yard.

“The new kitchen will make such a difference to all of the volunteers, riders and their families and staff,” Wenlo head coach and Meadow School of Riding proprietor Dawn Whitmore-Kirby said. “There are some very kind people out there!”

“We really can’t thank Dene, Ian, Martin and Richard enough for giving up their free time to help us.”

Wenlo RDA is now looking for volunteers to help with its next project, to lay a new footpath to improve access to the “noshery”.

For more informatio­n, please contact Wenlo RDA on 07860 245675.

 ??  ?? The team from Wilkinson’s Decorators and Property Maintenanc­e which installed a new kitchen at the Meadow School of Riding, which is home to the Wenlo, Ashmount and Ruddington Riding for the Disabled Associatio­n (RDA) groups in Normanton-on-Soar.
The team from Wilkinson’s Decorators and Property Maintenanc­e which installed a new kitchen at the Meadow School of Riding, which is home to the Wenlo, Ashmount and Ruddington Riding for the Disabled Associatio­n (RDA) groups in Normanton-on-Soar.

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