by Denise Mayell | 21, Feb 2021 | News, Park
Sometimes it’s the simple things. A bicycle basket full of LOVE-ly Valentines chocolate put smiles on the faces of our park visitors on Valentines Day. It was a pleasure to offer some complimentary boxes of Maltesers to our park users, sharing the LOVE with all...
by Denise Mayell | 30, Oct 2020 | News, Park
Chris McNaney, local businessman from JMN Alarms has been trying to support the efforts of the park for a while now. Unforeseen circumstances quashed a planned raffle to raise funds for us last year at the Open Air Cinema. He hasn’t forgotten us and offered ‘great...
by Denise Mayell | 29, Sep 2020 | Bike Project, Blog, Cafe, Community, Developments, Fundraising, gardeners, News, Park, Projects, Volunteers
On behalf of the Trustees and everyone else involved with the Park, we want to say a fond farewell to Rob. With Rob’s vision and drive he has helped the park transform from a dilapidated playground to what is now a thriving community space that is used by people...
by Denise Mayell | 29, Sep 2020 | Bike Project, Blog, Community, Fundraising, gardeners, Park, Projects, Volunteers
‘After the park being such a big part of my life for 11 years, I am sad to be leaving, especially with the amazing team we have on board. I am super confident that they are going to carry on doing incredible stuff within the community. We have achieved so much...
by Denise Mayell | 29, Sep 2020 | Community, Park
The majority of dog owners are responsible and pick up after their dogs. However, there’s been a noted increase in owners leaving their mess behind. Please take note of the posters in the park highlighting the need to scoop your own dog’s poop. THANK YOU...
by Denise Mayell | 29, Sep 2020 | Bike Project, Community, Community Fridge, Park, Volunteers
Our little green van has been a valuable asset allowing us to pick up surplus food from supermarkets, deliver food to those that need it and operate the pop-up shop throughout lockdown. The van also plays a key role in the Hardie Cycle Hub picking up local residents...
