A new story trail based on 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit' is launching on Mother's Day, with interactive readings from local authors and hands-on creative activities.
This classic follows the mischievous adventures of Peter Rabbit as he navigates the garden of Mr. McGregor - and children can follow along through the park.
The trail will be filled with storytelling, creative activities, and outdoor fun.
Following the launch, the Story Trail will be a permanent fixture in Millbrook Park, with a rotation of books throughout the year.
Cris Lakeman, CEO of The Children's Charity 'Every Child Our Future', told Channel 103: "It is our second story trail - our first one is in Howard Davis Park.
"A story trail displays a children's book, one page at a time, along a pathway - to make it immersive.
"The purpose is that it's a different way to read a book. It develops early literacy, and it's great for families and the community, and it also develops physical activity.
"It's a fantastic way to bring books to life in a fun, interactive and outdoor setting.
"We have local author Penny Byrne who will be reading with the children, some books to give away, and perhaps an Easter egg or two!"
The launch event is free to attend and is running on Sunday (30 March) from 10am to 1pm. Tickets can be booked via Eventbrite.
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