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Christmas tree recycling

Christmas tree recycling

Posted on 04. Jan, 2012 by .

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Take unwanted trees to Mayow or Wells Park until January 27th

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Wells Park plant sale and bat walk

Wells Park plant sale and bat walk

Posted on 11. May, 2011 by .

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Visit Wells Park for a plant sale (Sunday 15 May) and bat walk (Friday 20 May)

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Sydenham Wells Park needs your vote!

Sydenham Wells Park needs your vote!

Posted on 30. Mar, 2011 by .

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£15,000 bursary for revamping older children’s play area! The playground in Sydenham Wells Park is on the shortlist of 20 to receive a renovation bursary from Robinsons Fruit Shoot. The five play areas across the UK with the most votes will each receive a £15,000 renovation in time for the summer holidays. Sydenham Wells Park [...]

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News from Sydenham Wells Park

News from Sydenham Wells Park

Posted on 17. Mar, 2011 by .

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Monika Mitchell, Chair of Sydenham Wells Park User Group reports on recent developments in the park.       For the seventh year we are delighted to report that Sydenham Wells Park has been awarded the coveted Green Flag status.   We have had a donation of a Monkey Puzzle tree, which has  been planted in a [...]

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Recycle your Christmas tree

Recycle your Christmas tree

Posted on 01. Jan, 2011 by .

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According to tradition, Twelfth Night (5th January) is the date when all Christmas decorations should be removed otherwise it will bring bad luck upon your home. You can recycle your tree at Sydenham Wells Park (Wells Park Road entrance) and at Mayow Road (Mayow Road entrance) until 28 January. The trees are chipped and used as mulch in parks [...]

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Sydenham Wells Park

Sydenham Wells Park

Posted on 01. Feb, 2009 by .

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Whatever the effects of a covering of snow elsewhere, for a day or two at the beginning of February the park was transformed. At times reminiscent of studies by LS Lowry, at others it became one big playground for all. Elaborate and makeshift sledges appeared as did snow sculptures – even an attempt at forming [...]

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