Banbury cows moo-ve to a new home!

If you’ve been following our blog you will have seen how two fibre glass cows have been making a name for themselves at a David Wilson Mercia development in Banbury.  Daisy and Grace have been on the hunt for a new home after the development they were living at began to sell out. 

After a county wide appeal, which featured on TV and in the local newspaper, the pair have finally found a home and a new family at Frank Wise School on Hornbeam Close.  Before they made it there, David Wilson’s sales manager Julia had a good time trying to coax the cows away from the development!

Julia with Daisy and Grace

A pair of life sized model cows having been looking for a new home as client, David Wilson Mercia’s new homes development in Banbury draws near to completion. 

The project, which is named Moo-ve, is being built on the town’s former cattle market.  The pair of cows were named Daisy and Grace by a local primary school and have stood proud outside the development’s marketing suite. 

Daisy and Grace

Now they are on the hunt for a new owner and their appeal was picked up by BBC South.  You can watch it here. BBC South 16.03.10

Client David Wilson Mercia, which has a development of new homes aptly named Moo-ve, supported Banbury Farmers’ Market last week, listed to this clip on BBC Radio Oxford to find out why! bbc-radio-oxford-051208-0751