Regina Calway
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A Nursery-web Spider possibly moulting.

"Ah thats a pretty spider- good photo as always."
Oct 19, 2015
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A Nursery-web Spider possibly moulting.

Oct 19, 2015
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Snowball Fight - Feb 2009

Oct 19, 2015
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Snowball Fight - Feb 2009

Oct 19, 2015
Regina Calway posted a status
"-Just updating details and checking in to catch up on this at fosap."
Oct 19, 2015
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Regina Calway left a comment for rowan hibbett
"Dear Rowan Welcome to friends of St.Andrews park We hope you find our website useful and informative. The many types of trees and open space is certainly enjoyable. Welcome Regina Zdrojkowska Membership secretary."
May 19, 2014
Regina Calway left a comment for Tony Benson
"Dear Tony Welcome to friends of St Andrews park. I Hope you find the website useful and informative. We are glad that you too also enjoy the amenities the park has to offer and just being in the park itself. Welcome Regina Zdrojkowska Membership…"
May 19, 2014
Regina Calway left a comment for Mumma Moo
"Dear Mumma Moo Welcome to the friends of St Andrews park website. We hope you find it useful and informative. Details of events, groups activities and meetings you may wish to become involved in or learn about can also be found on the site. Welcome…"
Apr 10, 2014
Regina Calway posted a status
"OH one? I Guess city hall is the Council house for the Bristol tree forum?"
Apr 9, 2014
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Regina Calway posted a status
"Catching up on news and events making sure I have welcomed members, enjoying trees and bird wildlife videos."
Apr 9, 2014
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Regina Calway might attend Des Bowring's event
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Birds in the Park at Main Effingham Road entrance

April 20, 2014 from 10am to 11am
Join us for an Easter excursion around the park. Can't promise any eggs but there'll be plenty of birdsong and general bird activity to enjoy.See More
Apr 9, 2014
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Regina Calway is attending Fo SAP's event
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AGM at Derby Road Bowls Club

April 15, 2014 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Everyone is invited to the Annual General Meeting, so we hope to see you there.The Agenda for the meeting is here..The Minutes of the previous AGM can be found in the Forum part of this website.Theminuts of the previous committee meeting (26.2.14) are…See More
Apr 9, 2014
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Regina Calway might attend Fo SAP's event
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Bristol Tree forum at City Hall

April 14, 2014 from 6pm to 8pm
If you want to find out more about the cuts and their implications then go along to the next meeting of the Bristol Tree Forum on Monday 14th April 2014 at 18.05 at City Hall (until 20.00). The agenda is here www.bristolparksforum.org.uk/TreeForum14thApril.pdf There is a page listing the various posts about trees on our website at…See More
Apr 9, 2014
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The Birds of St Andrews Park, Bristol narrated by John Telfer

Apr 9, 2014
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The TREES of ST ANDREWS PARK Bristol narrated by John Telfer

Apr 9, 2014
Regina Calway liked Jo Corke's blog post Save Our Green Spaces
Apr 9, 2014

Profile Information

Do you live in Bristol
Yes
How often do you use St Andrews Park
Many times a week
What is it about St Andrews Park you like
It is local to me it is a beautiful green space and I have enjoyed it for more than four decades having lived in Sefton Park rd since I was born.
My local park means a lot to me and I will remember it fondly when I move
I am concerned that lots of changes I see in Bristol involve building on OUR cities green spaces.
I want to ensure that our park dosen't dissapear or remove its beautiful trees and become a too formal static although beautiful park with something missing EG: Room for ALL the Types of trees it already has along with naturally locally occurring ones and its resident wild life. A small wooded area would do something to ameleorate the cumulative negative environmental effect of so many gardens in this area being paved over for parking in recent years.
I would NOT want to see an overly formal council dictated planting scheme unless there is a VERY good reason for it. I would like theVictorian character of the built parts of the park to remain (but this dosent apply to the planting scheme)and any facilities to be thoroughly environmentally friendly eg solar power to heat the water in the mens and ladies facilities.And buildings to be as eniromentally friendly as possible. Parks and gardens play a MAJOR ROLE in the healthy sustainabilty of the U.K ecosystem and this MUST be born in mind when planning paths buildings replanting etc. St Andrews park is beautiful and treasured.

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A general Welcome to friends of St Andrews Park from Regina

Posted on June 13, 2013 at 8:30 0 Comments

13/06/13

 

Back from my short break  Welcome to all the new members of Friends of St Andrews Park. 

I hope you all enjoy using the park and find our website useful and informative.

I will be sending you new members an individual welcome as you join or shortly thereafter.

 

Enjoy

Regina (membership secretary)

 

Unsatisfactory Fencing Latest from John Mayne.

Posted on May 10, 2013 at 0:11 1 Comment

 

 

Hello folks,             

  Last week I had an invite from Chris Hammond to join him, plus Fay of the Tea Garden and our new AEO, Mark Owen, by the main gate on Effingham road to discuss remedial work on the new fencing.  Chris told us that there had been a lack of communication that had lead to some of the problems that have arisen.  To overcome these, he is recommending the following actions:1.      The new gates will be replaced with chicanes which will serve the…

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At 15:01 on April 20, 2013, Fo SAP said…

Hi Regina,

Welcome to the committee as our new membership secretary. I am very happy to help you  in any way I can, so if you want to meet up, please email us at Fosapark@gmail.com

John and Jo

At 12:23 on March 20, 2012, Jo Corke said…

Hi Regina,

Welcome to the wildlife group from Simon Randolph and Jo Corke, the current  co-conveners.

To join us on-line use the Groups tab on this website and choose Wildlife group.

Below our introductory piece about the group is the  Join Wildlife Group option

We also have a separate email list of wildlife group members which is useful if we are trying to arrange a working party, or want someone to check something out in the park.  If you would like to be on this list, email us at fosapark@gmail.com  which  is our official email and means you don’t have to post your private email address on an open website.

We hope you can come to the AGM on 17th April where can meet  other FoSAP members . The details of the AGM will appear on the website in shortly.

Jo

At 13:58 on March 13, 2012, Fo SAP said…

Hi Regina, and welcome to the website.

We hope to arrange a meeting with the council aboriculturist in April to to talk about arboricultural issues, plans and general thoughts about trees in the park.

We hope that you, and many others who see the trees are an important park asset, will be able to come.

As soon as we have arranged the time and venue I will post the information on this website. Hope to see you there,

Jo Membership sec.

 
 
 

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