A band of volunteers from the Friends worked again this year with the Southwark team, led by Will Walpole, to make Dulwich Park Fair a resounding success. Former manager Paul Highman came to volunteer for the day. We will let the pictures do the talking…
Earlier in the year, with funding from the Dulwich Society and Dulwich Park Friends, London Wildlife Trust removed seventeen non-native and invasive cherry laurels from behind the old tennis courts (near to the boundary with Frank Dixon Close). The leaves and fruit pips of the species contain cyanolipids that are capable of releasing cyanide and … Continue reading Cherry laurel and a deathly potion…
At our Annual General Meeting, the following were confirmed as members of the committee for the year. We always welcome new committee members, so if you are interested in playing an active role in helping to keep the park at its best, please contact Emily Montague via dulwichparkfriends@gmail.com. Emily Montague – Chair Trevor Moore – … Continue reading AGM 2017 – the committee
Rob Collici tells us that the positive feedback from the café has been overwhelming and they are responding to a few calls for more vegan and veggie options in what they offer. Parasols for the outside tables are being arranged and should arrive soon. Opening hours are extending into the evening as we go deeper … Continue reading The Café – a few nibbles
In recent months you may have noticed large gangs of people working in the park. These are part of an initiative led by a dedicated Community Development Manager, Andy Robinson - to be distinguished from the regular ‘community payback’ team you might see around in orange hi-vis gilets. Andy, whose previous experience included time working … Continue reading Many hands make light work – some good news in austere times
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