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The pupils from Bridgewater were in the park early helping to water the plants and test out the new fairy circle as well as add the new partners information board that they helped to create.
The pupils from Bridgewater were in the park early helping to water the plants and test out the new fairy circle as well as add the new partners information board that they helped to create.
🌻 Our volunteers have been hard at work in the peace garden over the last few weeks.. It’s been a true community effort this year, with volunteers ranging from 6 to 101 years old.
I first got to know Anne when I joined FOAP some twenty years ago. With her late husband Brian (a fine Chair)
Abington Park features in the latest edition of East Midlands Britain in Bloom
The team here at Abington Park has been busy this week constructing a brand-new stumpery!
The friends have linked with 2 of our community gardens, Bees be happy and Sports4Fitness who are donating plants to the bee garden.
Created to honour the staff and residents of local care homes who tragically lost their lives during Covid‑19. It remains a place of reflection, remembrance, and gratitude.
This week the friends helped to start the planting for the peace garden community thanks to funding from the town council for plants.
It was a pleasure to support the afternoon tea hosted by The Lewis Foundation UK at the museum in Abington Park, Northampton.
There are some wonderful posts on the We Love Abington Park facebook page, including this one of the peace garden