Public garden in Kenilworth re-named in memory of charity's founding chairman

Former Kenilworth councillor John Whitehouse died in 2021 and the garden at the Kenilworth Centre will be a lasting tribute to him
The John Whitehouse Memorial Garden is opened at The Kenilworth CentreThe John Whitehouse Memorial Garden is opened at The Kenilworth Centre
The John Whitehouse Memorial Garden is opened at The Kenilworth Centre

A Kenilworth community centre’s garden has been renamed in memory of the man who was among those who founded the building.

The garden at the Kenilworth Centre in Abbey End will me a lasting tribute to Former Warwickshire county councillor John Whitehouse who contributed a great deal to both the centre and to the town before he died last year.

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He had also been very active with Kenilworth Lions and The Greenway Trust.

John Whitehouse when the Connect2 bridge was opened over Coventry Road in 2011.John Whitehouse when the Connect2 bridge was opened over Coventry Road in 2011.
John Whitehouse when the Connect2 bridge was opened over Coventry Road in 2011.

In recent weeks the John Whitehouse Memorial Garden has been completely replanted by volunteers the Good Gym Kenilworth group.

John’s wife Ann said: Thank you to The Kenilworth Centre for dedicating their garden to John’s memory and also to the Kenilworth Lions for providing the benches.

"John would be so honoured to be remembered in this way.”

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