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Concrete and mosaic tile sculpture, by Zahir Shaikh. Installed 2011 at Walton Hill. Created with input from a number of community groups from the local area. The groups attended a series of workshops where they were tasked with creating mosaic designs, which form the top of the sculpture. The groups involved in the project were: Castle Donington Rotary Club, Castle Donington Wcfmen's Institute, Coleorton Women's Institute, Diseworth Heritage Centre, Quilt Together Shepshed, Ruddington Wednesday Morning Club, Swadlincote 50+ Forum, East Midlands Airport employees.

Also present is a sign with a list of local wildlife, and a map of the trail.

A balancing pond, used to control flooding by temporarily storing flood waters.

Sculpture installed 2012 at Diseworth Brow. Made from galvanised steel and oak, by Doncaster based sculptor Daniel Jones, with input from the Prince's Trust Coalville Team. The wood also has carvings.

One of the biggest selling radar Marconi Radar produced over the years, examples have been deployed at the following sites: Bushy Hill test site (reference and development) Southend Newcastle Liverpool John Lennon Woodford (BAE) Coventry East Midlands Bristol Warton (BAE) – including LVA Filton (BAE) Norwich Cardiff – Including Janus mounted LVA Castlemartin Range (Wales) – Range Safety Radar (Norcontrol Prime, EASAT Antenna*, S511 Tx/Rx)

Commissioned by East Midlands Airport and installed in 2005. A series of relief art stepping stones, sculpted by Graeme Mitcheson. The designs shown on the stepping stones were decided by students from local primary schools during a number of workshops with the artist. The students were asked to create models of flight images using clay. The schools involved in the project were: • Orchard Primary School, Castle Donington • St Edward's Primary School, Castle Donington • Kegworth Primary School • Diseworth Primary School

Dog-Tooth Violet Seed, "Art on the Trail" by Sarah Fiander. Sculpture commissioned by East Midlands Airport in 2006.

Grade II listed bridge, widened in 1937.