Concerns have been raised over the condition of Greenhill Gardens in Weymouth after signs of subsidence and cracking appeared across the site. Campaigners say parts of the award-winning gardens have been fenced off, with fears the damage could pose a safety risk during summer events. The Friends of Greenhill Gardens group is calling for reassurance that repair work will be carried out within the next two years. Weymouth Town Council says responsibility for the site currently remains with Dorset Council.
Concerns have been raised over the condition of Greenhill Gardens in Weymouth after signs of subsidence and cracking appeared across the site.
Campaigners say parts of the award-winning gardens have been fenced off, with fears the damage could pose a safety risk during summer events.
The Friends of Greenhill Gardens group is calling for reassurance that repair work will be carried out within the next two years.
Weymouth Town Council says responsibility for the site currently remains with Dorset Council.
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