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Park Guide

This guide to the park is divided into a number of different sections covering Heritage, Community, Nature, Horticulture and a Map of the park.

Heritage

Heritage is not just about the history of the park but understanding the wider context of that history and also thinking about what we a leaving for future generations.  More about our heritage can be read here.

Nature

The Park has a rich and varied wildlife and was designated a Local Wildlife Site in 2016.  More recently it has been awarded the accolade of a Local Nature Reserve. Explore the diversity of the park's nature here.

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Map of the Park

The main pathways and features of the park are identified on the map. Open the map here.

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Community

The park is nothing without the local community who use it.  The Friends seek to make the park as accessible and attractive as possible across all age groups.  Find out more about our community work here.

Horticulture

It is important to keep on top of the overall landscape of the park, maintaing hedges and formal planting areas, cutting back overgrown areas and removing invasive plants. Discover more about the role of horticulture.

 

News and events

The News and Events page of this website also gives more details about activities and events in the Park.

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