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2020; Lottery Bid Presentation & The Year We Realise the Importance of Green Spaces

2020; Lottery Bid Presentation & The Year We Realise the Importance of Green Spaces

Hands up, I’ll admit to having deserted my scribings on our website over the last few months. It’s been a hard one to focus on, hence most of our postings have been on our Facebook page.

The year 2020 has been one hell of a ride so far. We are all living through something previously unimaginable, life changing, that’ll go down in world history much the same as the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918.

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What More Can We Say? Thank You For ALL Your Support

What More Can We Say? Thank You For ALL Your Support

It’s that time of year, Christmas done and dusted, visiting families returned from whence they came, beds stripped, washed and remade, cats enjoying last remnants of the turkey, me praying for a swift return to those lighter evenings, and our thoughts turn towards what was and what will be.

For the Friends of Radipole Park and Gardens committee it’s been a busy year. We are literally a team of…

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Cheese, Wine and Designs; Friends of Radipole Park and Gardens AGM 2019

Cheese, Wine and Designs; Friends of Radipole Park and Gardens AGM 2019

It’s that time of year again when protocol dictates that committee members must gather along with our other members to run through the years events.

The highs (and lows if there were any,) finances and changes.

But fear ye not, we like to make our AGM evenings fun and a bit of a celebration of our years achievements and this year is a biggie!

We’ll be offering those who pass through the portals…

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Today's Children Making Tomorrows Memories; Radipole's Heritage.

Today’s Children Making Tomorrows Memories; Radipole’s Heritage.

As a Friends group of Radipole Park and Gardens, we are frequently found giving talks about the history of our gardens to various groups around the area, from schools to nursing homes.

Rosie Osbourne, Weymouth’s parks development officer, and Yvonne Leicester went along to Southill primary school where they told a captivated audience exciting tales of roman soldiers and WWII army camps, and how…

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