Last year, our good neighbour at Ladywalk, Sainsbury's plc, made a generous offer to foot the bill for a new hide at the reserve.
We were delighted to accept such a magnanimous gesture and the new hide, to be known as the "Sainsbury's Hide" was officially opened on Thursday 7 November, 2002, when assembled guests from various conservation bodies, local authorities, Sainsbury's, the press and the Club were present to watch the cutting of a tape.
Our picture shows Rob Amos, Sainsbury's site project manager, cutting the tape, with Steve Cawthray, hon. head warden (far left), and our two vice- presidents, Alan Richards and Frank Gribble (far right).
Ladywalk Nature Reserve lies on the site of the old Hams Hall power station, situated in the valley of the River Tame, in the borough of North Warwickshire, England, some ten miles from Birmingham city centre, at grid reference SP212917 
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Ornithology in Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire & the West Midlands county, since 1929.
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