For anyone that uses the beautiful park in St Andrews, Bristol. We want to keep it beautiful and an asset for the local people and those who travel from further away to enjoy activities including paddling, sliding, walking, scooting, running or just sitting!
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Street Scene
The BCR Street Scene Group is a group of local volunteers who work, together and separately, to
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This piece in the Guardian's Country Diary is very apt: all about Moon Daisies of which there are many in the wild area of the park https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jun/26/country-diary-delighted-by-daisies-allendale-northumberland
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We have received the following message from Gemma Dando, BCC there is particularly disappointing news about the Head of Parks role. Three members of the BPF committee had taken part in the recent recruitment process.…
Posted by Fo SAP on November 12, 2016 at 17:00 2 Comments 0 Likes
During 2016 BCC conducted some trials of glyphosate-free maintenance of parks and open spaces.
St Andrews Park volunteered to trial no glyphosate treatment of the Spiral florals near the Leopold Road side of the park.
An interim report on the trial has been produced by BCC.
This is also a …
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The park pond gate has been repaired.Thanks to Sarah Tyler, our efficient liaison link at BCC.
Have a look over the fence and you can see that some tadpoles are still with us; others have already left for pastures…
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The popular Sunday morning bird walks will be starting again in January 2017. Watch this space for more details!
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Play Area Update August 2016
The Play area convenors are Sarah and David Cemlyn.
August 2016.…
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December 9, 2018 from 10am to 11am – Main Effingham Road entrance
Join us for a stroll around the park to enjoy our feathered friends! All welcome! Free of charge!
Organized by Des Bowring | Type: guided, walk
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The total income after we receive the final instalment from Bristol City Council will be £5,173.03. Of this we spent £3,982.87. The cost of the memorial itself, including installation, was £3,932.50.
This will leave us with the sum of £1,190.16 for maintenance and improvement to the memorial site area.
The £1,190.16 will be kept in with the FoSAP current account, but treated as ring-fenced funding.
Further information about the Wellington bomber that crashed into St. Andrews Park on 30th April 1941 can be found here
Video footage of the memorial service can be found here:
http://www.wellingtont2905.co.uk/memorials.html
Bristol Parks Forum is the umbrella organisation for community park groups and organisations in the city with an interest in their local parks and green spaces.
http://friendsofstandrewspark.ning.com/profiles/blogs/bristol-parks-forum
Please sign the petition to keep Fay’s cafe as it is.
http://epetitions.bristol.gov.uk/epetition_core/community/petition/3984
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