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It's beginning to look a lot like winter!

What's happening in the park?

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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.

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.

News 1

Our winter season has started. Banners up at the main entrances and soon it will be the start of the Snowman Trail. NOTE slight error on the poster. The trail is a two week event starting (officially) on Sunday 17th not Saturday. Have fun finding the snowmen and working out the first line of the Christmas song from the letters on each snowman. Remember to leave a message on our big Christmas tree when you have completed the trail.

Don't forget Carols 'n' Cake at 11 am on Saturday 23rd December in the arena. If you can, bring food to share. Enjoy a cuppa or mulled wine (juice for the kids). Have a singalong to the festive songs.

Remember these are free events brought to you by the Friends of Prince of Wales Park

Any donations are always welcome

                        OR

Fancy a free game with the kids? One that gets you out in the fresh air and our park? Then you need POWP Spy. A simple game where you get given Pictures and you need to find the real thing in the park. Easy! or is it.

Click to get the free game on your phone or tablet or download it to print out at home. 

News 2

The Friends of Prince of Wales Park have recently become aware of a proposed development adjacent to the park. The proposal is for 70 houses with access via Heights Lane, which in itself is an issue but the proposal also provides for a new access for pedestrians and cyclists through Prince of Wales Park. It should be noted that the Park has a grade II listing, the proposed "new" pedestrian and cycling route would be next to an area of Scientific Interest, would damage local wildlife habitats and would potentially exit the park onto the busy Parkside road. The planning process is underway and comments have been invited. If you wish to comment please do so at..

23/02658/MAO | Outline application for residential development of land for 70 dwellings requesting consideration access | Land At Grid Ref 411685 440275 Heights Lane Eldwick Bingley West Yorkshire

planning.bradford.gov.uk.

News 3

    Forest School for adults

The Green Space Forest School are continuing with their monthly classes in the park. The classes can be booked on line (see the poster) and cover topics such as guided meditation, forest bathing, mindful photography, land art, foraging, wild teas, nature journalism and woodland crafts.

To see more or make a booking for any dates click below.

News 4

    Halloween Trail

Want more information? Then click here

Want to find out what else is on in the park this year? Just click here

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