After its closure in 1999 and enforced demolition the footprint area of the chapel was made into a Memorial Garden by the developers.
Original layout of garden, around March 2003
Spring 2004
Flowerbeds planted on site of porch
The original metal gate in position on the A477
The front gate was blocked off as it was deemed too dangerous to exit straight onto the A477
A new gateway was made in the side hedge on the Stoney Road and the metal gate resited
Area inside the walls quickly became covered in grass and overgrown. Building work commenced on property adjoining the old vestry. This was between the summer and October 2003.
Spring 2004 - house at read almost finished
After a few years it was then decided to create a new Memorial Garden in the footprint of the old building, partly funded by PLANED, with paths taking the shape of a cross and with planters and plants funded by relatives' donations.
To raise further funds quiz sheets were sold and a Coffee Morning was held by the History Society in April 2006.
To raise further funds quiz sheets were sold and a Coffee Morning was held by the History Society in April 2006.
March 2006, work begins on the new layout
Unveiling of Information Board in Autumn 2005
Wording on Information Board
An Information Board was also erected (funded by the URC) which detailed the hiitory of the chapel.
Pretty heather under the trees.
The graveyard is now maintained by Amroth Community Council
