Our therapeutic allotment at Montpellier received a special visit on Friday (22 March) from farmer and BBC TV presenter Adam Henson, who dropped in to officially open the site's newly-constructed cabin and workshop.

The purpose-built building is the latest addition to the site on Horton Road in Gloucester, which has been transformed in recent years, thanks to the efforts of the service users and colleagues at Montpellier Low Secure Unit.

Before cutting the ribbon to officially open the new cabin, Adam received a tour of the allotment from project lead Victoria Woodruff and service user Roger - a key member of the project team, who has been instrumental in the site's amazing transformation. Roger forms part of a working party headed up by Victoria, Senior Occupational Therapist and Exercise Activity Practitioner Team Leader at Montpellier, and comprises fellow service users, occupational therapists and colleagues from Montpellier Low Secure Unit.