Pete has many sculptures included in sculpture trails and parks across the UK:
Asthall Manor
Category: Recurrent Exhibition
Description: Biennial 4-week sculpture exhibition; approx 15 artists working in stone
Established: 2002
Target audience: General public, schools and art lovers
Educational provision: Artist talks, tours for school groups
Address: Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4HW
Website: www.onformsculpture.co.uk
Atkinson Gallery Sculpture Park
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Open air collection featuring items from the annual sculpture competition, plus loans and purchases. Includes works by Caro, Chadwick, Randall-Page, Ryder, etc
Established: 1992
Target audience: Schools, colleges, general public
Educational provision: Tour map available from Atkinson Gallery reception
Address: Millfield School, Butleigh Lane, Street, Somerset, BA16 0YD
Website: www.atkinsongallery.co.uk
Bamford Touchstones Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Five resin sculptures around a 5 mile trail which interpret the heritage and former industry of the area.
Established: 2002
Target audience: Local community, general public, tourists
Educational provision: Illustrated guides (also available online)
Address: Bamford, Hope Valley, Derbyshire
Website: Touchstone Trail
Barbara Hepworth Museum
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: 46 works by Dame Barbara Hepworth
Established: Museum 1980, Trail 1993
Target audience: General public, local schools, student groups etc
Educational provision: Sculpture trail booklet, Teachers’ Resource Pack
Address: Barnoon Hill, St Ives, Cornwall TR26
Website: Barbara Hepworth Museum
Bergh Apton Sculpture Trail
Category: Recurrent Exhibition
Description: 3-week annual outdoor exhibition, to bring art to a small rural community; c.200 works by contemporary artists
Established: 1997
Target audience: Local community. Those interested in art and gardening in East Anglia. Art buyers
Educational provision: Trails for school groups. Practical workshop for local primary schools
Address: Bergh Apton, nr Norwich, Norfolk
Website: www.berghapton.org.uk
Birmingham University Sculpture Trail
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Nine works from various epochs.
Target audience: Staff, students, visitors
Address: Edgbaston Campus, University of Birmingham, Bristol Road, Birmingham, B15 2TT
Website: Birmingham University Sculpture Trail
Bradford Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Thirty-five sites with historic buildings and memorial sculptures + some modern works (Ian Randall, Charles Quick, Tim Head etc)
Target audience: General public
Educational provision: Illustrated guide from Bradford City Centre Management, also available on-line, Heritage Trail, Peace Trail, Cinema Trail (due for reprint)
Address: Bradford City Centre, Yorkshire (Bradford City Centre Management, Olicana House, Little Germany, Bradford BD1 5RE
Website: www.visitbradford.com
Bristol Sculpture
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: About 30 works: 19th century memorial pieces, 20th century tributes to famous men, various other modern works. (Peter Randall-Page, Paul Mount, Naomi Blake etc)
Target audience: General public, tourists
Educational provision: On-line list, map and illustrated catalogue
Address: City of Bristol
Pdf: Walking Bristol Sculpture Trail
Broomhill Sculpture Garden
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: Sculptures by about 30 international artists, located in 4 hectares of gardens in a valley surrounded by forests.
Established: 1997
Target audience: Collectors, visitors. Children are welcome ‘to learn about modern art and experience large sculptures’.
Educational provision: Illustrated on-line guide and catalogue
Address: Broomhill Art Hotel, Muddiford Road, Barnstable, Devon EX31 4EX
Website: https://broomhill-estate.com/
Broxbourne Woods Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Eight sculptures by Dan Cordell reflecting themes of history, nature and traditional crafts.
Established: 2005
Target audience: General public
Educational provision: Illustrated leaflet
Address: Broxbourne Woods National Nature Reserve, Pembridge Lane, Nr Brickendon, Herts
Website: Broxbourne and Bencroft Woods
Burghley House Sculpture Garden
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: Contemporary sculpture displayed in approx 15 acres of natural gardens. Core permanent collection with temporary new works added each year.
Established: 1995
Target audience: Tourists, general public, school children.
Educational provision: Education Pack for teachers linked to National Curriculum (KS1 and 2).
Address: Burghley House, Stamford, Lincs PE9 3JY
Website: www.burghley.co.uk
Cambridge Sculpture Trails
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Three walking trails taking you to outstanding pieces of sculpture sited in historic and modern Cambridge.
Established: 2009
Target audience: General public, schools.
Website: Cambridge Sculpture Trails
Colne River Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Currently in process of development. The first two of the planned ten sculptures are being installed (2008) along the canal towpath and other pubic footpaths in the Colne Valley.
Established: Project launched in 2005.
Target audience: General public, schools, tourists.
Educational provision: Workshops for school children and community groups.
Address: c/o Environmental Alliance Ltd., 38 Lion Chambers, Hohm William Street, Huddersfield HD1 1ES
Website: Walk Ride South Pennines
Consett to Sunderland Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Former Stanhope and Tyne Railway, closed in 1985. Reopened 1990 as walking and cycle route, art works added in 1988 and 1998. Artists include Andy Goldsworthy and Tony Cragg.
Established: Sculptures added 1988 onwards.
Target audience: Walkers, cyclists, tourists.
Educational provision: Maps available through internet site.
Address: Tyneside
Website: Consett Sunderland Trail
Coventry Canal Art Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Thirty-nine art works by professional and community artists.
Established: 1996
Target audience: General public, tourists.
Educational provision: Guides available free from Tourist Information & Ranger’s Office, a detailed book is available for £3.
Address: From Coventry city centre to Hawkesbury junction.
Website: Coventry Canal Art Trail
Dudley Millennium Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Fifteen sculptures in outdoor locations around the Southern By-pass.
Established: 2001
Target audience: General public. Pedestrian access to some sculptures from Wolverton Road.
Educational provision: On-line guide: Millennium Sculpture Trail
Address: Public Art Unit, Himley Hall, Himley, Nr Dudley, DY3 4DF
Exeter University Sculpture Walk
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Twenty-five works displayed on the Streatham campus of the University; artists include Barbara Hepworth, Paul Mount, Geoffrey Clarke, Michael Ayrton, Moelwyn Merchant.
Target audience: General public, University staff and students, schools.
Educational provision: Guidebook, (also on-line guide for virtual tour), Ipods, Sculpture walk leaflets
Address: University of Exeter, Streatham Campus, Prince of Wales Road, Exeter, EX4 4QN
Website: Exeter University Sculpture Walk
Farnham Sculpture Park
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: c.20 works by sculptors of national repute as well as graduates of the University College. Open all hours, entrance free.
Established: 1998
Target audience: General public, university staff and students.
Educational provision: Various educational events.
Address: University College for the Creative Arts, Falkner Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7DS
Website: University College for the Creative Arts
Flamborough Heritage Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Local history project – members of the community made the sculptures with guidance from artists.
Target audience: General public, tourists.
Educational provision: On-line notes.
Address: South Landing, Flamborough, E. Yorkshire
Website: Flamborough Heritage Trail
Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
Category: Site-Responsive Collection
Description: Twenty works commissioned for a working forest setting on trail of c. 3.5 miles in a National Park.
Established: 1986
Target audience: General public.
Educational provision: Sculpture trail guide, various publications.
Address: Beechenhurst Lodge, Nr Cinderford, Glos, GL16 7EL
Website: www.forestofdean-sculpture.org.uk
Gateshead Riverside Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Major public art project, artists include Richard Deacon, Andy Goldsworthy, Lulu Quinn, Colin Rose, Sally Matthews, Marcella Livingston, Nearby – Peter Coates ‘James Hill Memorial’ and David Pearl ‘Blue Beacon’.
Established: 1980’s
Target audience: General public, visitors.
Educational provision: Illustrated art map; guided walks; various school projects.
Address: Gateshead Council, Civic Centre, Regent Street, Gateshead, NE8 1HH
Website: Art in the Countryside Gateshead Council
Grizedale Forest Park
Category: Site-Responsive Collection
Description: Approximately 60 site specific works across the forest, dating from 1977 to today. Includes work by Andy Goldsworthy, Richard Harris, David Kemp, Robert Koenig, David Nash & Colin Rose.
Established: 1977
Target audience: Schools, colleges, universities, adult groups, community & outreach groups, Visitors to the forest, who number in excess of 250,000 annually.
Educational provision: Practical forest based workshops and tours. Teachers’ resource pack, guided & self-led walks, The Yan, Education and Community building Partnerships projects.
Address: Forestry Commission, Grizedale, Hawkshead, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0QJ
Website: http://www.grizedalesculpture.org/home
Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: Outdoor gallery in 4 hectare garden. Open May-Oct. Nov-Apr by appointment.
Established: 1985
Target audience: Art collectors, student groups.
Educational provision: Study facilities provided for aspects of art and design curriculum.
Address: Standon Lane, Ockley, Surrey, RH5 5QR
Website: http://www.hannahpescharsculpture.com
Harlow Sculpture Collection
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: About 70 public works in a collection started in the late 1950s, includes Henry Moore, Lynn Chadwick, Ralph Brown, Elizabeth Frink etc.
Established: Art Trust est 1954, Trails began 2001/2002
Target audience: General public, schools.
Educational provision: Teacher training days, workshops by sculptors in local schools, etc.
Address: Harlow Arts Trust, c/o Harlow Arts, The Playhouse, Playhouse Square, Harlow, Essex CM20 1LS
Website: Harlow Sculpture Collection
Hebden Bridge Sculpture Trail
Category: Recurrent Exhibition
Description: Annual 4-week event, invited artists plus art students. June-August.
Established: 1994
Target audience: General public, community groups, inf and jun schools.
Educational provision: Guided tours, workshops and outreach work.
Address: 4 Great Scout Farm, Brearley, Luddendenfoot, Halifax, HX2 6JG
Website: Hebden Bridge Sculpture Trail
Henry Cort Sculpture Park
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Specially commissioned ironwork sculptures themed on the town’s history. ‘Artist-blacksmiths’ from Russia, Poland, Germany and Finland as well as England.
Established: 2000
Target audience: General public, tourists.
Address: West Street, Fareham, Hampshire. (Fareham B.C., Civic Offices, Civic Way, Hants, PO16 7PU)
Website: www.fareham.gov.uk
Henry Moore Foundation
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: About 20 monumental sculptures by Moore in garden setting plus studios, workshops and galleries; includes works on paper, tapestries, etc.
Established: 1977
Target audience: General public, school groups (yr 3 +), art societies.
Educational provision: Guided tours am, educational visits include time to sketch after tour. All educational visits are free.
Address: Perry Green, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire SG10 6EE
Website: Henry Moore Foundation
Hull Seven Seas Fish Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: 40 sculptures (by Gordon Young) comprising images related to the fishing industry.
Established: 1992
Target audience: General public, visitors.
Educational provision: Leaflet (40p)
Address: Hull City Council, Hull Tourist Information Centre, 1 Paragon Street, Hull HU1 3NA
Website: www.hullcc.gov.uk
Irwell Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Fifty public commissions linked by 30 mile footpath.
Established: 1997
Target audience: General public, community groups.
Educational provision: Maps and leaflets, artists in residence projects.
Address: Salford Art Gallery, Peel Park, Salford, M5 4WU
Website: www.irwellsculpturetrail.co.uk
Jupiter Artland
Description: Award-winning contemporary sculpture garden located just outside Edinburgh.
Established: 2009
Address: Bonnington House Steadings, Near Wilkieston, Edinburgh EH27 8BY
Website: Jupiter Artland
Kielder Water and Forest Park
Category: Site-Responsive Collection
Description: Sculptures and architectural installations, includes James Turrell ‘Skyspace’ and ‘Belvedere’ by Softroom.
Established: Began in 1994 as ‘sustainable Tourism strategy’, redefined as ‘Art and Architecture’ project 1999.
Target audience: General public, tourists.
Address: Nr Bellingham, Northumberland, NE48 2BQ
Website:Visit Kielder
Lickey Hills Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: A number of works from annual sculpture projects which involve members of the public.
Established: 1996 (trail).
Target audience: General public, schools/groups.
Educational provision: Annual sculpture projects, School visits.
Address: Lickey Hills Country Park, nr Birmingham, B45 8ER
Website: www.birmingham.gov.uk/lickeyhills
Milton Keynes Artwalks
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Public sculpture commissions 1986 – present (Frink, Mistry, Sandle, Tinley etc).
Established: 1986
Target audience: General public.
Educational provision: Art trail leaflet.
Address: ArtworksMK, Great Linford Arts Workshop, Parklands, Great Linford, Milton Keynes, MK14 5DZ
Website: Destination Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Arts Guide including City Centre Art Walk
New Art Centre, Roche Court
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: Commercial gallery, 60+ works by major, internationally known, contemporary sculptors.
Established: 1994. Education programme began 2001.
Target audience: Art buyers; primary and secondary schools, teachers, art students.
Educational provision: Talks, tours and practical workshops (artist-led), annual schools competition.
Address: East Wintersloe, nr Salisbury, Wiltshire SP5 1BG
Website: www.sculpture.uk.com
Newby Hall Sculpture Park
Category: Recurrent Exhibition/Commercial
Description: Annual outdoor selling exhibition of 50 – 60 contemporary sculptures by established and up and coming sculptors. June-September.
Established: 2000
Target audience: General public, tourists, school groups.
Educational provision: Discount for school groups of 15+.
Address: The Estate Office, Newby Hall and Gardens, Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 5AE
Website: www.newbyhall.com
Newnham Paddox Art Park
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: Works for sale by living artists, member of ArtParksInternational.
Established: 2003
Target audience: Collectors, general public.
Educational provision: Educational groups welcomed.
Address: Newnham Paddox House, Monks Kirby, Warwicks. CV23 0RX
Website: Newnham Paddox Art Park
Peterborough Sculpture Trust Collection
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: 26 permanent works by major British sculptors plus loans. Artists include Caro, Gormley, Flanagan, Annesley, Glyn Williams, etc.
Established: 1978, Trust set up 1988.
Target audience: General public – the sculpture trail is open every day and free to all visitors.
Educational provision: Talks, walks and educational activities run throughout the year.
Address: Peterborough Sculpture Trust c/o Greenwoods Solicitors LLP, Monkstone House, City Road, Peterborough
Website: www.peterboroughsculpture.org
Portland Sculpture Park
Category: Site-Responsive Collection
Description: Permanent display in disused quarry; Anthony Gormley, Dhuva Mistry, Phillip King etc.
Established: 1983
Target audience: General public, art students and education groups.
Educational provision: Tours, workshops, symposia, artists in residence, stone virtual library (www.aboutstone.org) collaborative projects with higher education institutions.
Address: Portland Sculpture and Quarry Trust, The Drill Hall, Easton Lane, Isle of Portland, Dorset DT5 1BW
Website: Learning Stone
Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park
Category: Commercial Gallery
Description: 200+ works for sale in 10 acres of arboretum
Established: 2003
Target audience: Art collectors; general public.
Address: Jumps Road, Churt, Farnham, Surrey GU10 2LE
Website: www.thesculpturepark.com
Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Twenty permanent works created in response to the local environment.
Target audience: Tourists, general public. (Downloadable Sculpture Trail leaflet)
Established: 1993
Address: Brungerley Park, Clitheroe, Lancs
Website: Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail
Rufford Abbey Country Park
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Sculpture collection displayed in formal gardens, within a multi-use country park; c26 works inc Peter Randall-Page, Keir Smith, William Pye, Mark Gubb etc.
Established: late 1980’s
Target audience: School groups, teachers, community groups.
Educational provision: Tours, talks, workshops, handling sessions (ceramics), inservice training, artists in residence events.
Address: Rufford Country Park, Ollerton, Newark, Notts, NG22 9DF
Website: Rufford Abbey Country Park
Website: Walks and Tours
Sheepfolds Sculpture Trail
Category: Site Responsive Collection
Description: Andy Goldsworthy ‘Sheepfolds’ – stone sculptural installations.
Established: 1996
Target audience: General public, tourists.
Educational provision: Guided walks. Illustrated brochure with map and education pack available.
Address: East Cumbria Countryside Project, Warwick Mill, Warwick Bridge, Carlisle CA4 8RR
Website: http://www.sheepfoldscumbria.co.uk/html/info/list.htm
Snibston Discovery Park
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Small collection of sculptures exploring the themes of history, mining and science.
Established: 1992
Target audience: General public, school children; (tour guide for KS2 pupils).
Educational provision: On-line notes incl. questions to put to pupils about the sculptures.
Address: Ashby Park, Coalville, Leics, LE67 3LN
Website: Snibston Park
Stour Valley Arts
Category: Site-Responsive Collection
Description: Artists selected for annual residency to create works in response to the forest setting, using natural materials found on site.
Established: 1994
Target audience: General public, schools, youth and community groups, students.
Educational provision: Artist-led creative workshops.
Address: King’s Wood, Buck Street, Challock, Kent TN25 4AR
Website: www.stourvalleyarts.org.uk
Sunderland Riverside Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Commissioned sculptures in metal and stone referring to city’s heritage.
Established: 1991
Target audience: General public, visitors.
Address: Sculpture Trail, St Peter’s Wharf, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, SR6 0GLWebsite: Sunderland Sculpture Trail
University of Warwick Sculpture Park
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: A selection of contemporary sculptures from the University art collection.
Established: 1994
Target audience: Families, Art Groups/Societies, Walking Groups, Schools and Colleges.
Educational provision: Organised trails for groups, schools, colleges; teachers’ resource pack.
Address: Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL
New: Walking Through time. The Dinosaur Trail and The Highway Robber Trail.
Downloadable maps and more information.
Willsbridge Mill Heritage Sculpture Trail
Category: Heritage/Tourism
Description: Environmental sculptures made from local materials.
Established: 2000
Target audience: Primary and secondary school pupils.
Educational provision: Trails and other site based education programmes including wild waste garden.
Address: Avon Wildlife Trust, Willsbridge Mill, Willsbridge Hill, Bristol, BS30 6EX
Website: www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Category: Permanent Collection
Description: Large, permanent outdoor collection, plus temporary shows, outdoors and in galleries.
Established: 1977
Target audience: General public, schools (prim and sec), students, adult groups.
Educational provision: Tours, talks and workshops; resource packs; artists in residence events; artists in schools (Feiweles Trust).
Address: West Bretton, nr Wakefield, WF4 4LG
Website: www.ysp.co.uk
Thanks to Warwick University