Annual General Meeting 2023
Posted by Calum Tomeny. Date: November 10, 2023.

Are you a user of Queens Park and want to be more aware of what’s going on in the park, start volunteering, have an interest in gardening and wildlife, or live music, poetry, the arts, or just socialising? Get involved in your local community, come along on Tuesday 21st November at 7pm for PLUS … […]

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Wild Life Pond – Clean-Up
Posted by Calum Tomeny. Date: October 16, 2023.

Volunteers worked hard last Thursday (12th) to clean-up the wild life pond. Old reeds were dug out, bottles were lobbed out and great care was taken to ensure Coots, Moorhens and Ducks were not inconvenienced and left with more clear pathways from pond to pathway. Many thanks to our friends who joined us – Dams2Darnley, Terrenus Land and […]

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Next Committee Meeting – Tuesday, 19th September, 7 pm, Wellcroft Bowling Club (corner of Queen’s Drive/Balvicar Drive) 
Posted by Calum Tomeny. Date: September 17, 2023.

Come along and contribute to discussions on:  gardening at the Rose Garden, clearing wild-life pond, citizen science project, children’s playground, fund raising and preparation for Annual General Meeting.  All Welcome

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Dead Wood Dead Good – Saturday 23rd September 10 – 12 noon
Posted by Calum Tomeny. Date: September 10, 2023.

We have another Citizen Science event coming up on Saturday 23rd September 10am – 12noon, meeting at the Victoria Road Gates. Dead Wood Dead Good will be an easy walk around the park looking at some of its dead and decaying wood. Much, much more interesting than it sounds! Dead wood tends to arouse the same feelings as […]

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Volunteers session Sunday 17th September. N.B. between 1.30 – 5pm
Posted by Calum Tomeny. Date: September 10, 2023.

We’ll be meeting at the small/wildlife pond. No planting, but still plenty of weeding and clearing to do. We’ll also be holding a ‘meet and greet’ with park users to find out their views on the park; what’s good, bad; what changes they would like to see. Hence the change of times.  I’ll expect most volunteers […]

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