NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM


Stirchley Community Church

Stirchley Community Portal, Church of the Ascension

Meeting 2nd Monday of every Month - everyone WELCOME

St Andrews Healthcare

Cannon Hill
Park Friends

Community Arts Discovery -
Nature - Events:

Spring 2011 News


 


Date of Next Meeting:
Sunday 19th February 2012 4pm – Gallery Cafe

Notes from Meeting held Sun. 22/1/12 link



Hazelwell Park
Conservation work days

Join your local Ranger and Hazelwell Park Friends group to help care for your green space.
Working together to make things grown in your community.
Saturday 11th February details
Update


First meeting of the 2012 for Friends of Hazelwell Park.

Bring your ideas and concerns, get involved.


Following an extensive public consultation of what people want for the
park, we are coming up with a broad plan for the space. This is
particularly exploring the re-design of the main open playing field in
the park. We are open to suggestions and ideas.

The meeting is on Sunday 22 January 4pm, at Stirchley Communnity Church.

If you cant make it, but would like to share your view or get involved
contact us on
07980272940 or email fohpark@gmail.com

Stirchley gives Park some T.L.C.

Hazelwell Park
Balsam Bash!
Saturday 23rd July
10.30 am – 1.00 pm
link


Contact Hazelwell Park Friends with offers of support, or information on your local green space.
fohpark@gmail.com or at Stirchley Library

Improving the Environment in
Hazelwell Park
Hazelwell Park Community Orchard

Work has commenced on the creation of a Community
Orchard in Hazelwell Park.
Working with the City Council's Ranger service, the Friends of
Hazelwell Park
and B'ham Trees for Life, fruit trees (apple, plum
and cherry) have been planted in several locations within
Hazelwell Park.


The Friends of Hazelwell Park are a group of local residents who are passionate about making the most of the park. The park has a rich natural and industrial heritage, is a great space for sports and community events, and a valuable haven for wildlife using the River Rea corridor through south Birmingham. The group meets regularly to discuss ideas for improving the park, and to organise activities and events that encourage
the communtiy to get to know and use it more. It is particularly focused on making the park accessible to everyone as a place for leisure and recreation, and to develop its identity as an edible park and a focal point for wildlife conservation.




 


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