Froglife provide a new pond for Albert Road Rec

27th February 201814th August 2019 Co-Ordination Officer

Friends of Albert Road Recreation Ground & Children’s Play Area (FARRG) In November 2016 FARRG announced an addition to their park – a new pond! “It may look a bit […]

Enhancing Your Greenspace – A new handmade bench for a tenner!

27th February 201814th August 2019 Co-Ordination Officer

New Southgate Millennium Green The New Southgate Millennium Green in North London is one of 245 such greens created at the turn of the Millennium across England. Each is run […]

Successful Activity: Sunflower Growing Competition

27th February 201814th August 2019 Co-Ordination Officer

Friends of Bruce Castle Park Children’s sunflower-growing competition! The Friends of Bruce Castle Park came up with a wonderful idea in 2017 – to hold a sunflower growing competition. Around […]

Restoring Wimbledon’s Horse Close Wood

27th February 201814th August 2019 Co-Ordination Officer

The Friends of Wimbledon Park have come together to help restore Horse Close Wood in Wimbledon Park. 100 volunteers turned up on a cold wet February weekend to help plant […]

Dealing with Vandalism & Theft

7th February 201823rd May 2019 committee

Dear LFGN, Please tell the Network about our experiences with vandalism and theft of trees and shrubs: The New Southgate Millennium Green is one of 245 volunteer-run greenspaces throughout England, […]

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Tag: success_story

Froglife provide a new pond for Albert Road Rec

Enhancing Your Greenspace – A new handmade bench for a tenner!

Successful Activity: Sunflower Growing Competition

Restoring Wimbledon’s Horse Close Wood

Dealing with Vandalism & Theft

01 Saving a park: what-worked-for-us