The Deputy Mayor officially opened a new sensory garden at Goffs Park, earlier this month, celebrating the life and legacy of Janet Roskilly.

The garden’s planting scheme designed to engage all five senses, creating a welcoming and inclusive space for visitors of all ages and abilities.

Janet Roskilly was a passionate advocate for local heritage and inclusivity. As Chair of the Friends of Goffs Park she collaborated with Crawley Borough Council to enhance the park’s facilities, always championing accessibility and community engagement.

Janet’s family expressed their heartfelt appreciation, saying, “Mum would have been tickled pink.”