The Diana memorial in Norwich's Castle Gardens. Photo: Wendy Maxwell (Image: Archant)
Recently I took this photo of the Diana memorial in the Castle Gardens.
It is supposed to be a beautiful rose garden for us to remember her, but it was a mass of weeds.
I think it is a disgrace. Surely there could be some way of getting this sorted out, either by volunteers or community service.
How can she be forgotten in such a way after she touched so many people's lives?
Wendy Maxwell, Norwich
•Letters editor: as reported in the Evening News on June 30, a city-based group, the Urban Warrior Gardeners, have now agreed to step in and look after the memorial.
•Send your letters to eveningnewsletters@archant.co.uk
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