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'Tis the Festive Season!!!

Snowman Trail AND 

Carols 'n' Cake

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About

We are a self funded charity made up of fantastic volunteers dedicated to the Prince of Wales Park. We meet twice weekly on a Wednesday and Saturday morning at 9 am for half a day. Tools are provided, Each session has a first aider and a Site Manager to organise the session.

Projects

The Friends Group is divided into History, Environmental, Wildlife and Community projects all designed to make the park a more welcoming and enjoyable place to be.

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Donate

The Friends Group receives no funding and depends on awards, donations and membership subscriptions. If you feel you wish to become a member or make a donation,please read on.

Get Involved

Interested and want to get involved? What should you do? Remember you don't have to be a gardener, physically strong or come to sessions regularly.

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News 2

Its that time of year again. Carols 'n' Cake is at 11 am in the arena on Saturday 20th. The idea is to share food and have a good sing! If you are able bring something to add to the table, but if not just come along. Everyone is welcome! The Friends will provide free hot drinks, mulled wine (alcohol free) or juice. They will also lead singing (song sheets provided). Some percussion instruments will handed out to the kids on a first come first served basis.

The Snowman Trail 2025 will be available from the 20th until the New Year. Grab a map and clue collection sheet from behind the drinking fountain or download from this web site (from 20th onwards) or Facebook. Work out the name of the Christmas song from the letters on the back of the Snowmen. Leave a message on the big Christmas tree at the end

Its all happening in the park! We are now a Local Nature Reserve. The accolade is recognition of what we all know POWP is a fantastic place for wildlife. We intend to make it even better

News 3

Woooooooo! Its nearly that time of year again!!!! Spooks are swooping in and Ghouls are gathering. Dare YOU do the Halloween Trail in the Prince of Wales Park?

Its creepy in daylight, Scary after dark AND real spooks will be there on 30th between 3 and 5.30 pm. (little ones might prefer to do this in the light with parents) A torch might be useful.

Start at the Eldwick entrance - follow the arrows and you MAY get out alive!

All free. Come and enjoy from 25th October. All of the work has been done by the Friends of Prince of Wales Park. Extensive use of recycled materials

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