Scott Wilson to restore Castle Park’s historic gardens

23 February 2009 11:54 Comments (0)

The Manchester office of planning and environmental design group Scott Wilson has won a £250,000 contract with Vale Royal council to oversee the restoration of Castle Park in Frodsham.

The council is currently carrying out a £3.2m programme of improvements at the Edwardian stately home, restored in 2006 and used for conferences and weddings.

Scott Wilson will be lead consultant on the restoration of the historic gardens designed by Edward Kemp.

Scott Wilson is based in St James's Buildings, Oxford Street, and has 6,000 staff in 80 offices worldwide.

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