Many hours of hard labour have transformed the cascade area above the pond in Queens Park into a condition much closer to its original design.
Posted in News | Tagged Chris Lowe | Comments Off on Revival Of The CascadeSee below full details of the Masterplan for Queens Park [14 diagrams]
Posted in News | Comments Off on Masterplan for Queens Park: UpdatedThe council has announced that the city’s threatened Park Ranger service – including the position here in Queens Park – will be retained.
Posted in News | Comments Off on Park Ranger Funding Secured For Queens ParkThere will be a demonstration this Thursday at the Brighthelm Centre, which is hosting a meeting of the council’s Environmental Committee.
Posted in News | Comments Off on Park Ranger Protest: Thursday 11 FebruaryBrighton Police arrested a suspected drug dealer on the island in Queens Park last night.
Posted in News | Comments Off on Duck Pond Stand Off: Drugs Suspect Arrested On The IslandWe have been reporting on the elm disease situation in Queen’s Park, and you can find out more about the history of the trees in our area here and why we are so blessed to have a thriving elm population … Continue reading
Posted in News | Comments Off on Elm Disease: How You Can HelpHow did this get in here? While our volunteers were kindly performing their pond clearance duties on Wednesday, a flash of gold popped out of the duck weed. A fish.
Posted in News | Comments Off on Fishy BusinessHere is an introduction to our three, newly-elected councillors for the Queen’s Park ward.
Posted in News | Comments Off on Meet The CouncillorsCan you lend us a hand? You can see a list of volunteer activities below, or download the Full Volunteer Schedule here.
Posted in News | Tagged Chris Lowe, Conrad Brunner, Lindsay Cattenach, Volunteering | Comments Off on Volunteers: We Need YouHere’s the latest news about Picnic In The Park, which kicks off on Sunday at midday.
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