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Our New Web Address
Posted Thursday May 21, 2015
As you may have noticed, we’ve changed our website address [url]. It is now www.fqpbrighton.net. Read more…
Pond Update May 2015
Posted Wednesday May 6, 2015
The latest news concerning the maintenance and preservation of the Queen’s Park pond. Read more…
Queens Park Crime Statistics
Posted Friday April 24, 2015
Here are some conclusions about our local crime figures, based on the latest Police figures, up to and including February 2015 [the nearest available date]. See all figures online at Police.uk. Read more…
News from Queens Park Tennis Club
Posted Thursday April 9, 2015
Here is a round-up of the latest news from your local tennis club. Read more…
Cascade Clear Up on Sunday
Posted Sunday March 29, 2015
Moss Kuyateh, Lindsay Cattenach, Mark Wright and Eddie Adamson
A small but effective group of volunteers showed up on Sunday – despite appalling weather – to work on the cascade. Read more…
Our Summer Season
Posted Wednesday March 18, 2015
Get your diary out. Here are the dates for the 2015 summer season, brought to you by The Friends Of Queen’s Park: Read more…
FQP Supports Freshfield Road Traffic Petition
Posted Wednesday March 4, 2015
The Friends of Queen’s Park committee unanimously supports the petition to introduce a pedestrian crossing on Freshfield Road between Queen’s Park Terrace and Cuthbert Road. Read more…
Carols In The Park: Photos
Posted Sunday December 14, 2014
Thanks to everyone who showed up and sang their hearts out at Christmas In The Park. Warm appreciation to the The Salvation Army Band, and our special guest stars Four Calling Birds. Here are some photographs of the event. Read more…
Sussex Gardens Trust Visits Queen’s Park
Posted Friday November 14, 2014
Monday 10th November saw the Friends of Queen’s Park hosting an ‘away day’ conference for the Sussex Gardens Trust in the tennis pavilion. Read more…
Your Thoughts: The Queen’s Park Consultation
Posted Saturday November 8, 2014
Last summer, you had your say on the future of Queen’s Park as part of the Public Consultation process. The consultation received 368 responses (73% online), with women responders outnumbering men by almost two to one. Read more…