Bristol Parks Forum Directory Parks and Green Spaces Community Groups 2010 Parks Forum Directory

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Community Group Directory – 2010

This is the third edition of the Parks Forum Directory. It includes brief descriptions of voluntary organisations that help look after many of the parks and other green spaces in Bristol. The groups listed are all members of the Bristol Parks Forum. Also listed are some of the organisations that work with these groups and assist them, for example, with advice or resources. Contact details are included to facilitate links between groups, these were correct at the time of printing in March 2010. There is also an online listing of groups on the Parks Forum website at www.bristolparksforum.org.uk that will be updated if new groups are formed or if contact details change. Our thanks to the groups, not just for sending in their information, but for the brilliant contribution that they make to the greening of Bristol.

This directory was produced by Bristol Parks and the Bristol Parks Forum. Bristol Parks Forum

“representing resident led parks groups and citywide organisations involved in protecting and improving Bristol’s green spaces”

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Contents

Parks and Estates – Bristol City Council 4 Bristol Parks Forum (BPF) 5 Neighbourhood Partnership Area Map 52 Parks & Estates Management Areas 53

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The list below shows those groups that have completed the BPF Membership Record Form and are therefore official members of the BPF. The groups are shown in each of the 14 Neighbourhood Partnership areas. Where sites cross boundaries groups are shown more than once. & - North Area (NP1) • Greens & - North Area (NP1) • Friends of Badock's Wood , Westbury-on-Trym & - North Area (NP3) • Friends of Badock's Wood • Friends of Canford Park • Friends of the Downs & Avon Gorge • The Henleaze Society • Friends of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve • Friends of Stoke Lodge Horfield & - Central Area (NP4) • Lockleaze Voice • Friends of South Purdown Eastville, Hillfields & - East Area (NP5) • ACTIVATE - Forging Forward • Bristol & Bath Railway Path Topic Group • Friends of • Friends of Hillfield's Park • Friends of the River Frome • Action Group Bishopston, Cotham & Redland - Central Area (NP6) • Friends of Horfield Common • Redland and Cotham Amenities Society

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• Community Group • Friends of St Andrews Park Cabot, Clifton & Clifton East - Central Area (NP7) • Friends of the Avon New Cut (FrANC) • Friends of Brandon Hill • Castle Park Users Group • Clifton and Improvement Society • Friends of the Downs & Avon Gorge • Friends of Easter Garden , Easton & Lawrence Hill - Central Area (NP8) • Bristol & Bath Railway Path Topic Group • Friends of Fox Park • Mina Road Park Group • Montpelier Park Group • Narroways Millennium Green Trust • Friends of the Netham Park St George - East Area (NP9) • Friends of St George Park • Friends of Troopers Hill Bedminster & Southville - South Area (NP10) • Heritage Group • Friends of the Avon New Cut (FrANC) • The Gores Marshalls (supporters of Gores Marsh Park) • Friends of Greville Smyth Park • Friends of Hebron Burial ground Knowle, & Windmill Hill - South Area (NP11) • Friends of Callington Road Nature Reserve • Kingfisher Group

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• Northern Slopes Initiative • Friends of Redcatch Park East & West - East Area (NP12) • Arno's Park Action Group • Friends of Callington Road Nature Reserve • Friends of Eastwood Farm • Friends of Open Spaces , & - South Area (NP13) • Friends of Hartcliffe Millennium Green • Malago Valley Conservation Group • Willmott Park Group • Withywood Park Group & Stockwood - South Area (NP14) • Friends of Stockwood Open Spaces City Wide / Support Groups • Avon Gardens Trust • Avon Wildlife Trust • Bristol in Bloom Community Association • Bristol Street Trees • Buried Treasure Ltd • Civic Society • Grounds4Change

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Parks and Estates – Bristol City Council Bristol Parks is responsible for the management of over 450 green spaces across the city including: historic estates such as , formal parks and gardens and rich wildlife areas. Bristol Parks also delivers a broad range of services including children's play, sports, park and street tree management, allotments, park events and wildlife conservation. Bristol Parks supports and encourages community involvement in the city's green spaces and supports the activities of the Bristol Parks Forum. If you are interested in helping to improve, or hold an activity on, a green space near you, or you wish to start a new community park group like those listed in this directory, please get in touch.

Contact: Parks and Estates Tel: 0117 922 3719 Email: [email protected] website: www.bristol.gov.uk/parks

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Bristol Parks Forum (BPF) BPF is a network of individual community groups and organisations that are working to improve parks and green spaces or have an interest in them. It is supported by the council but acts independently and is currently the only “community voice” that is dedicated to all of Bristol’s green spaces. The Forum’s 3 main roles are to: • Offer an opportunity to share ideas and experience; • Act as a consultation body for the Bristol Parks service and other agencies; • Influence decision-making, including the allocation of resources. The forum meets four times a year, including an annual conference. You can sign up for regular BPF email updates with news about parks & green spaces in Bristol via the BPF website'. New parks groups and similar organisations with an interest in protecting and enhancing green and open space are always welcome.

Contact: Bristol Parks Forum Email: [email protected]. Website: www.bristolparksforum.org.uk

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Avonmouth & Kingsweston - North Area (NP1)

Shirehampton Greens Shirehampton Greens is a small community group dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of open green space in Shirehampton. We have been active with Bristol City Council in the management of and particularly that part of the Nature Conservancy site known as the Daisy Field. We have campaigned locally to secure the riverside area known as Lamplighters Open Space from possible future development. This year we took part in BCC’s bid to Natural for Access to Nature funding. Lamplighters Marsh is one of seven proposed Wild City sites. We hope to deliver a range of events opening the Marsh to wider access as part of the Wild City project.

Contact Name: Renee Slater Email: [email protected] Address: 91 Station Road, Shirehampton, Bristol, BS11 9XA

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Henbury & Southmead - North Area (NP2)

Friends of Badock’s Wood The Badock’s Wood Local Nature Reserve is situated in north Bristol, between Southmead, Henleaze and Westbury-on-Trym; it was formally designated as a LNR in January 2008. The area covers approximately 12 hectares and can be readily accessed from Lakewood Road and Doncaster Road. The Woods were given to the City by Sir Stanley Badock (a local industrialist) in 1937 and consist of a large grassed area and a beautiful wooded valley, with the River Trym in the valley floor. The woodland is at least 400 years old in parts and a Bronze Age burial mound (tumulus) gives added interest to the site. The Friends of Badock’s Wood is an enthusiastic local amenity group who provide a focus for local residents with an interest in protecting and enhancing the woods – this includes workdays and community events. In 2005 and 2007, Wild Flower Meadows were sown in order to enhance the appearance of the grassland area, which had previously been a site for 81 prefabs that were demolished in 1979/82. Tarmaced paths throughout the majority of the site provide good access and are wheelchair friendly.

Contact Name: c/o Bristol Parks Telephone: 0117 922 3719 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fobw.org.uk

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Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym & Stoke Bishop - North Area (NP3)

Friends of Badock’s Wood See listing under NP2

Friends of Canford Park The intention is to have a group to support organisation of activities and environmental maintenance in Canford Park, Westbury on Trym by the end of the summer 2010. Plans are only at the first stage and no committee is yet in place.

Contact Name: Mrs H Long Telephone: 0117 9622795 Address: 37 Westbury Hill, Bristol, BS9 3AG

Friends of the Downs and Avon Gorge Friends of the Downs and Avon Gorge was set up in 2008 following an initiative from BCC. Our aim is to protect and enhance the Avon Gorge and Downs for present and future generations and therefore we liaise closely with The Downs Committee, BCC and others on all aspects of the management, maintenance and improvement of this key area of Bristol. Our activities include working parties, talks and educational guided walks as well as the regular monitoring and recording of wildlife and uses of the Downs. These activities are open to all. Membership is currently £5 per household and members get a regular news letter.

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Contact Name: Jack Penrose Email: [email protected] Address: 42 Lower Redland Road, Bristol, BS6 6ST

The Henleaze Society The Henleaze Society was launched in 1973. It has a membership of about 1500 households and aims to ensure that Henleaze remains a good place in which to live. The Society is always looking for ways to improve the area by focusing on: • Parks and open spaces • Local activities • Planning matters • Local shops

Contact name: Mrs V Bishop Website: www.henleazesociety.co.uk Email: [email protected]

Friends of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve The aims of the group are conservation and environmental education through practical work, talks, field meetings and a newsletter issued quarterly. We aim to protect and enhance the biodiversity at Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve through good management, appropriate planting and removal of undesirable species eg Japanese knotweed. We aim to maintain the quiet, peaceful atmosphere which is conducive to a wildlife habitat. The Friends group has been going for over 15 years. New members are always welcome. Guided walks can be arranged for interested groups. Working Parties are held regularly see our web site for details.

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We have recently completed a project to restore the lake. Funded by Your Heritage Lottery Fund.

Contact Name: Eileen Stonebridge Website: spnaturereserve.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 968 6799

Friends of Stoke Lodge Stoke Lodge is a beautiful and important historic landscape forming the grounds of a listed building in Stoke Bishop. Magnificent specimen trees are carefully spaced throughout the parkland/playing fields to allow them to reach their mature shapes and to be properly admired. The BBC’s first live “Spring Watch” series filmed with Bill Oddie, Kate Humble and Simon King (then called “Wild in Your Garden”) was based at Stoke Lodge. The program said that its open parkland and surrounding properties form one of the best residential areas for wildlife in the nation. It is well loved by locals but also used by teams from further away who have lost their playing fields to development. The Area Green Space Strategy has highlighted the locality’s lack of public open space. The aims of Friends of Stoke Lodge are to preserve Stoke Lodge Parkland/Playing Fields for future generations for sports and casual recreation and to retain its trees, its open aspect, its grass sports pitches, its wildlife and its undoubted beauty.

Name of Group: Friends of Stoke Lodge Contact Name: Derek Hawkins Email: [email protected]

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Horfield & Lockleaze - Central Area (NP4)

Lockleaze Voice We are a newly elected committee called the Lockleaze Voice, situated in Lockleaze. Our aims are to make Lockleaze a Happy Healthy Clean and caring area to live. We are lucky to have some wonderful countryside right on our doorstep, with Lockleaze Open Space, Purdown and much of Stoke Park in our ward. This land was designed by the famous gardener Sir Thomas Wright.There are organised Historical walks by our very own Ray Mears (Steve England, who have studied Stoke Park for much of his life. Steve who is a trained horticulturist will be holding Wood craft session for adults in Lockleaze. He is also heavily involved with youths, helping them gain a respect for the environment, and all things living). Lockleaze Voice aims to: • To work for better Parks and Open Space in Lockleaze. • To influence decisions affecting Parks and Lockleaze Open Space. • To work in partnership with others for the benefit of community Parks and Open Space. • To support and undertake projects for improving the community Parks and Open Space

Contact Name: Martyn Chinn Website: lockleazevoice.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 9755631 Address: Cameron Centre, Cameron Walk, Lockleaze, Bristol BS7 9XB

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Friends of South Purdown

Contact Name: June Sherborne Email: [email protected] Telephone: 9396738 Address: 12 Tackley Rd BS5 6UQ South Purdown is an area of grassland in the south of Lockleaze, lying roughly between Heath House and Muller Road, and between Elmcroft Crescent and Heyford Avenue. The land was purchased by Bristol Corporation in 1938 from the Cottrell- Dormer Estate for use as Public Open Space. The area is known for its wildlife and flower meadow as well as its wide outlook over the City and is traversed by a number of public footpaths. The Friends group was formed in 2006 to campaign for Town Green status in order to protect the area from threatened unsightly and damaging development and to safeguard its use by the whole local community for lawful sports and pastimes. The constitution contains other worthy aims.

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Eastville, Hillfields & Frome Valley - East Area(NP5)

ACTIVATE - Forging Fishponds Forward ACTIVATE was formed in 2004 by a group of local residents with the aim of improving the area for everyone. Fishponds Park is in the centre of Fishponds shopping area and we are involved in the general upkeep and care of the flower beds and general tidiness. A Sensory Garden has been created and children from local schools have helped in planting spring bulbs surrounding the War Memorial at the centre of the park. We aim to make the park a welcoming green area for local people, for those who work in the area and for visitors. ACTIVATE have also successfully introduced a Farmer's Market to the area on 2nd Thursday each month which is held in Fishponds Park and we hold drop-in lunch-time musical concerts on 2nd Friday each month at Fishponds Methodist Church, Guinea Lane, Fishponds. A successful Horticultural Show is also held annually in the Church Hall of the Methodist Church.

Contact Name: Jean Mason Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 9650442 Address: 127 Manor Road, Fishponds, Bristol, BS16 2EL

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Bristol & Bath Railway Path Topic Group Are you a user or neighbour of the Bristol & Bath Railway Path? The Topic Group meets 2/3 times a year to discuss matters relating to the Railway Path. These evening meetings and occasional site visits are an important means of communicating with the wide range of people and organisations with an interest in the Path. Come along to learn more about current projects, walking and cycling, heritage and wildlife, or talk about issues that concern you. For details of forthcoming meetings see www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk/communities-news.shtml or request the latest edition of the Bristol & Bath Railway Path Quarterly Update e-bulletin.

Contact Name: Paula Spiers, Avon Frome Development Officer Tel: 0117 922 4325 Email: [email protected]

Friends of Eastville Park We are not currently running, but we will be a group that organises local events and activities in the park. Please contact us via Bristol Parks

Friends of Hillfields Park Our group was formed in 2003. Our main aim is to raise funds for new facilities on Hillfields Recreational Ground. Our group is made up of local residents who have come together to improve the “Rec” for all to use. We always welcome new members and ideas. We have raised money for new play equipment, paths, benches, bins and 5-a-side football posts.

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Contact Name: Terry King Email: [email protected] Address: 19 Thicket Avenue, Bristol, BS16 4DJ

River Frome, Friends of the (Frome Forum) The Friends of the River Frome is a partnership of individuals, local groups and organisations who work together to improve the environment and enjoyment of the River Frome. In 2009 the Friends surveyed the length of the River Frome for litter and invasive weeds and held a workshop to design a set of new exhibition panels in preparation for a variety of new projects. Meetings are held on a regular basis at various locations along the River Frome. The group is open to all and new members are always welcome. Find out more about the River Frome and keep up to date by visiting:

Contact Name: Paula Spiers, Avon Frome Development Officer Tel: 0117 922 4325 Email: [email protected] Address: Colston 33, Colston Ave, BS1 4UA

Snuff Mills Action Group Snuff Mills Action Group works with Bristol City Council to improve public open spaces next to the River Frome in Stapleton. These spaces include Snuff Mills, Oldbury Court and Wickham Glen. The group is campaigning to save Grove Wood, next to the river and opposite Snuff Mills and Laundry Field off Manor Rd.

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The Group organises a range of events and activities all year. Visit our blog to find out more http://snuffmills.blogspot.com/

Contact Name: Chris Willams Website: http://snuffmills.blogspot.com/ Email: [email protected]

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Bishopston, Cotham & Redland - Central Area (NP6 )

Friends of Horfield Common Friends of Horfield Common (FHC) started in 2006 when a group of neighbours and interested residents decided to work together to ensure continued access to, availability of, and improvement of the state of Horfield Common. Friends of Horfield Common works in partnership with Bristol City Council and other interested organisations and groups. During the last year FHC has organised a range of social and fundraising activities which have included: • A sponsored walk around the Ardagh Sports club to raise funds for a new bench • A working party to mend the fencing around The Ardagh Sports facilities • Removal of dead trees and coppicing. • Clearance of the ditch and pond areas • A Summer Picnic • Installation of a new bench and planting of new trees to replace trees which have died • Installation of new 'dog bin' and rubbish bins • Repair of the concrete posts on the edge of the car park Membership of FHC is £2.00 and anyone with an interest is welcome to join. See contact details. FHC holds regular meetings at Ardagh Sports Club which are regularly well-attended by a wide range of representatives and individuals from a large-number of groups who use the common, local residents and other interested parties which have included Bristol City Council, Avon and Somerset Constabulary, Monks

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Park School, Local Anti-Graffiti groups, Tesco and local Neighbourhood Watch groups.

Contact Name: Kay Thomson Website: www.friendsofhorfieldcommon.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 942 6580 Address: 10 Rozel Road, Horfield, Bristol BS7 8SQ

Redland and Cotham Amenities Society We are a local amenities society , with a membership y of 1450, which aims to protect and enhance the area, its architecture, trees, parks and amenities for present and future residents. We have raised funds for and helped design the play areas in Redland Green and Cotham Gardens. We also have funded information boards and tree planting. We monitor maintenance of the parks and other green spaces in our area. We organise working parties for work in the parks. We organise the annual May Fair on Redland Green; we also organise garden talks and guided walks in the area, as well as an Open Gardens event. The society comments on planning, tree works and licensing applications. We have written and published four local history books and a book on “Our Garden Trees, conservation and new planting.”

Contact Name: Alison Bromilow Website: www.rcas.org Email: [email protected] Address: 52 Clarendon Road, Redland, Bristol BS6 7ET

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Redland Green Community Group The aim of Redland Green Community Group is to preserve and maintain Redland Green Park for the enjoyment of present and future generations of people and wildlife by involving the local community, neighbourhoods, stakeholder groups and users of the park in various activities and meetings to this end.

Contact Name: Lois Goddard Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 924 8450 Address: Redland Green Farm, Redland, Bristol, BS6 7HF

Friends of St Andrews Park The Friends (FoSAP) group was formed, in its present form, in 2007, for the benefit of everyone who uses St Andrews Park, Bristol. We want to keep it beautiful and an asset for the local people and those who travel from further away to enjoy activities and to relax. There are several sub-groups within the Friends dealing with issues around Wildlife, Social events, Graffitti, Heritage & Appearances, Play & Recreation facilities and Recycling/Litter, so that friends may, if they wish, take a more active role in their particular interests. Our activities and Events are listed on our website. The committee meets several times a year, and meetings are open to everyone.

Contact Name: Jo Corke, membership secretary Website: www.friendsofstandrewspark.com Email: [email protected]

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Cabot, Clifton & Clifton East - Central Area (NP7)

Friends of the Avon New Cut The Avon New Cut is a tidal waterway running through the centre of Bristol. Excavated between 1804 and 1809, it was an essential part of the development of Bristol’s Floating Harbour. The Cut is still vitally important to the function of the City Docks and the surrounding area for drainage. It is now an area rich in flora and fauna – a green lung in the centre of the city. The Friends of the Avon New Cut (FrANC) is a group of local residents who are promoting a greater understanding and appreciation of the Cut - including its history, wildlife, bridges, bankside buildings and its role in making Bristol work. We run guided walks and events, organise riverbank clean-up sessions, publish regular newsletters and have produced a book and a wildlife leaflet. FrANC was founded in 2004. Membership is free.

Contact Name: John Purkiss Website: www.southvillecentre.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 966 5462 Address: c/o 63 Stackpool Road, Southville, Bristol BS3 1NL

Friends of Brandon Hill Brandon Hill is probably the oldest municipal open space in the country, owned by Bristol Corporation since the 12th. Century. It contains a scheduled ancient monument – the civil war defences; a listed building – the Cabot Tower and many other features of interest.

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Friends of Brandon Hill aim to protect, maintain and enhance Brandon Hill for the enjoyment and well-being of Bristol’s communities, visitors and future generations. Since our inception in 2008, we have: • Campaigned for the Cabot Tower to be repaired and re- opened to the public worked with BCC Parks Department on a scheme to restore the Old Bowling Green as a tranquillity space • Assisted with a consultation on improvements to the play facilities which will be completed by the end of March 2010, using Play Pathfinder funding. • We currently meet on the second Sunday morning of each month on the hill to carry out conservation/gardening, supervised by our park keeper. If you would like to join us, do get in touch.

Contact Name: David McKeown and/or Fraser Bridgeford Email: [email protected]

Castle Park Users Group We are a local, not-for-profit voluntary organisation and our vision is a flourishing and beautiful green park in the heart of Bristol. Our aims are to protect and enhance the park and linked green spaces for the enjoyment and wellbeing of Bristol’s communities and future generations. To make it a welcoming and attractive place that is used and enjoyed by everyone.

Website: http://www.castlepark.org.uk/ Email: [email protected] Telephone: BCC parks phone number

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Clifton and Hotwells Improvement Society We seek to maintain, improve and develop the natural, architectural and other amenities of the neighbourhood. In particular we support improvements to Victoria Square, and St Andrew’s Churchyard, and hope to play a part in the new plans for the maintenance of the Downs.

Contact Name: Richard Bland Website: Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 973 4828 Address: 11 Percival Rd BS8 3LN

Friends of Easter Gardens Easter Garden was built as a Community Garden at Easter 1997. Since then it has been managed to award-winning standard by ‘Friends of Easter Garden’ for the benefit of the neighbourhood and people passing through. The sloping piece of land has been terraced and planted with fruit trees, shrubs and flowers. There are steps down from Wesley Place to High Street, with benches on the upper and lower levels. Raised flower beds built of stone and wooden arches planted with roses form the street frontages to Wesley Place and High Street. Easter Garden can be accessed from the top of Whiteladies Road or Upper Belgrave Road and is open to the public at all times. Contact Name: Ilse

Website: www.eastergarden.org Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01179731308 Address: 2 York Street, Blackboy Hill, Bristol, BS8 2YE

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Ashley, Easton & Lawrence Hill - Central Area (NP8)

Bristol & Bath Railway Path Topic Group See listing under NP5

Friends of Fox Park The group is dedicated to looking after and improving a small public space that was once the bed of the river Frome, before the river was culverted during construction of the M32. Regeneration began in 2006 when a new shared-use path was constructed as part of the Frome Greenway. Since then the group has initiated many improvements including planting, fencing, seats and bins. We have successfully applied for small grants to help with the work. We are always pleased to welcome new members and often hold social events in between the more serious work.

Contact Name: John Richfield Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07720 890 255 Address: 34 Belle Vue Rd, Easton, Bristol, BS5 6DS

Mina Road Park Group The group was formally established in 1997, it meets monthly and has about a dozen members. Working with Bristol Parks we have raised funding for the replacement of paths, railings, seats and bins , re-equipped the play area and had the Grade ll listed urinal completely restored. • We have now undertaken the total renovation of the stream (Horfield Brook), and it’s Georgian boundary wall, with

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funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund and Living Spaces. Using surplus funds(!) we’ve had a second footbridge installed, and hope to do extra planting round the stream this summer. • We have spent the last eight years trying, and mostly failing, to get the basic maintenance done to a decent standard in the Park. In particular we’re concerned at the deteriorating condition of the grass, a problem common to Bristol’s parks. • Mina Road Park Group is an active supporter of, and participant in, the Bristol Parks Forum, regarding its existence as essential to secure the future of Bristol’s parks and green spaces.

Contact Name: Hugh Holden Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 955 5752 Address: 135 Mina Rd, St.Werburghs

Montpelier Road Park Group We are about to enter an exciting phase in the regeneration of Montpelier Park. We have successfully won a number of major external grants to regenerate the neglected areas of the park and provide outdoor table tennis, barbecue stands, basketball, football and spectator provision, skate facilities and communal planting areas, amongst other features. Construction will start in 2010 on the first phase and our focus will shift to encourage community volunteers to take part in, and ownership for, the transformation. We welcome input from any part of the local community to help us realise the potential for this precious urban space.

Contact Name: Shiona MacPherson Website: www.transitionmontpelier.org.uk

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Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07961 344 757 Address: 53 Ashley Road, Montpelier, BS6 5NJ

Narroways Millennium Green Trust Established in 2000 to act as guardians for the area of Narroways in , on behalf of the local community and for the benefit of wildlife. Narroways is a quiet, wild space in the inner city that provides a breathing space for local people and an amazing array of wildlife. It is also being designated a local nature reserve.

Contact Name: Harry McPhillimy Website: http://freespace.virgin.net/harry.jen/ Email: [email protected] Address: C/0, St Werburghs City Farm, Watercress Road, Bristol, BS2 9YJ

Friends of the Netham Park The Group was set up in October 2009 under the auspices of Bristol City Council Park Department to promote, sustain and protect the Netham Park and its associated Pavilion through co- operation between Netham Park Friends membership, local residents, the Park Manager and Bristol City Council Parks Department.

Contact Name: Alex Milne Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 955 3158 Address: 21 Roseberry Road, Redfield, Bristol, BS5 9QD

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St George - East Area (NP9)

Friends of St George Park We’re a local group formed in 2006/2007, with the purpose of protecting, restoring and improving St George Park for the community and future generations. We operate on a “can do” policy (as opposed to the “no money/no can do” dominant paradigm). This means hands-on volunteering. Hurray!

Contact Name: George Ramelkamp Website: Blog: http://stgeorgepark.blogspot.com Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 939 4816 Address: 34 Sloan street, St George, Bristol, BS5 7AE

Friends of Troopers Hill The Friends of Troopers Hill are a group of local residents who share an interest in Troopers Hill Local Nature Reserve. We aim to: • Provide a friendly community focus for people who care about Troopers Hill • Carry out practical conservation work to help look after Troopers Hill •Organise public events such as walks and talks • Work with Bristol City Council to make sure that Troopers Hill is well looked after. • We set up our group at the end of 2003 and are a very active group.

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Our work contributed to Bristol Parks proposing Troopers Hill for a Green Flag award. Troopers Hill has won a Green Flag every year since 2007. You are welcome to our work parties which take place on the first Saturday of every month from 10am to noon, meeting on the corner of Greendown and Troopers Hill Rd. in St. George. We also hold open meetings about every 8 weeks, send out a free newsletter every three months and hold numerous events from walks with talks to kite flying and concerts. For more information please see our website www.troopers-hill.org.uk or write or telephone:

Contact Name: Susan Acton-Campbell Website: www.troopers-hill.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 947 5037 Address: 3 Corkers Hill, St George, Bristol, BS5 8DT.

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NP10 Bedminster & Southville - South Area

Ashton Vale Heritage Group We are a community group, based in Ashton Vale, where Colliter's Brook runs directly through the neighbourhood, with Longmoor and Ashton Brooks situated very close by. We formed in September 2008, following the destruction to local fields which are an important wildlife area (SNCI), Open Space and a valuable asset to the community in Ashton Vale. Now established, the group is getting involved in local plans and consultations for our area, and are working hard to deliver information and promoting community events to residents in the area via email and newsletters. We want as many people as possible to join the group so we can really reflect the views of the local community.

Contact Name: Sharon Bennett or Trish Young Website: www.ashtonvaleheritage.co.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07972 558117

Friends of the Avon New Cut See listing under NP7

The Gores Marshalls (supporters of Gores Marsh Park) The Gores Marshalls (supporters of Gores Marsh Park) is a non- profit making environmental body which aims to improve and develop the environment and facilities in and around Gores Marsh (a public park in the vicinity of a landfill site), improve

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Contact Name: Steve Williamson Website: http//www.goresmarsh.blogspot.com/ Email: [email protected]

Friends of Greville Symth Park FrOGS is a community group made up of local people of all ages working to improve and develop Greville Smyth Park. We are also registered as an environmental body. We want to see a clean, safe park; well used by people of all ages and interests; a wonderful green space and community park for the people of Ashton, Bedminster and Southville. All new members and helpers welcome. Particular aims include: • improving facilities for children and young people • developing and encouraging sport • developing the area as a green space and wildlife area • encouraging and organising arts and events in the park • improving maintenance • improving services in the park

Contact Name: Janine Hale-Brown Website: www.frogs.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 923 1039 Address: c/o SouthvilleCentre, Beauley Rd BS3 1QG

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Friends of Hebron Burial Ground The group was originally formed to protect the disused burial ground from unsympathetic development. Since 2009 it has been owned by Bristol City Council. The Friends Group will work to improve accessibility and sympathetically maintain this unique area of Bedminster and make it an asset to the local community and the city of Bristol.

Contact Name: Mike Meeche Website: www.friendsofhebronburialground.net Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 944 3284 Address: 13 Paulton Drive, Bristol, BS7 8JJ

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NP11 Knowle, Filwood & Windmill Hill - South Area Friends of Callington Road Nature Reserve This Nature Reserve is accessed from Callington Road, Brislington and has been created from former allotments and a playing field. The 6.4ha site has been secured for the citizens of Bristol and has been granted S.N.C.I. and Local Nature Reserve status. The Reserve contains extensive flora and fauna including several rare species. The results of two ecological surveys can be seen on the website. The Friends Group are working with Bristol City Council and facilities have been created allowing wheelchair access to the pond area and to a grassed area on the upper slopes. The Group are determined to preserve and protect the extensive wildlife for the benefit of current and future generations.

Contact Name: Denis Stuckey Website: www.tinyurl.com/focrnr Email: [email protected] Telephone: 078 5555 3261 Address: 16 Queens Road, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 2LT

Kingfisher Group The Kingfisher Group was formed in 2004 by residents living in Windmill Hill who are interested in caring for and improving our local green spaces. We took the name ‘Kingfisher’ because of our desire to once again see kingfishers along the Malago River that runs through our area. We look after the banks of the Malago (where it runs through Malago Vale), the Cotswold Road green and the St. John’s Burial Ground. In addition to organising

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Contact Name: Nancy Carlton Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 953 2455 Address: 66 Cotswold Road, Windmill Hill, Bristol BS3 4NT

Northern Slopes Initiative The Northern Slopes are three linked areas of public open space, located between the north of and the southern edge of Bedminster/Windmill Hill. The slopes are made up of undulating, steep terrain and escarpment, with a mixture of semi-improved grassland, woodland and scrub. They are used by local people for getting around, dog walking, cycling, informal play, watching wildlife, and for admiring spectacular views across Bristol. The Northern Slopes Initiative is a group of people seeking to maintain, conserve and enhance the Northern Slopes. Originally set up to protect the areas from housing development, the Group has expanded its work to encourage others to join with them to work for the benefit of the people and communities that live around the Slopes; and the features that make the Slopes what they are.

Contact Name: Bob Franks (chair) Website: www.northern-slopes-initiative.co.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07810474558 (publically available number)

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Address: c/o Buried Treasure, The Park, Daventry Road, Knowle West, Bristol, BS4 1DQ

Friends of Redcatch Park Redcatch Park is a well used park in Knowle close to the Broadwalk shopping centre. Facilities include a small car park and toilets, two football pitches for league matches, three tennis courts, a five-a-side kick-about area with basketball hoops, a croquet club and pavilion and a safe, enclosed, non-dog, children’s play area. The “Friends” aim is simply to improve the park for all the people who use it. Safety measures recently introduced have markedly reduced vandalism and noise disturbance. Annual Family Fun Days have been very successful providing the opportunity for various groups and the community to meet and discover the activities in the locality. The group has been regularly meeting for over 7 years and works closely with local councillors, police and Bristol Parks. ‘Friends’ is open to all and welcomes new members.

Contact Name: John Scott Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 977 7221 Address: 21 Norton Road, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 2EZ

Victoria Park Action Group (VPAG) About VPAG Working together with Bristol City Council, the police and youth workers, VPAG is improving the facilities and infrastructure, discouraging crime and vandalism and promoting legitimate use of the park by all members of the community.

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VPAG meets on the first Monday of every month at The Bowling Club. If you care about the park and want to see it improved, please come along and share your ideas or just give your support and meet new people.

Contact Name: Claire Fenwick Website: www.vpag.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07806 096236

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Brislington East & West - East Area (NP12)

Arno's Park Action Group Arno's Park Action Group is a wildlife and community focused events group. We aim to improve and promote Arno’s Court Park for the benefit of all park users, the local community and wildlife. APAG is keen to involve all who are interested. We feel passionately about our park and wish to continue to enjoy it and see others do the same. Please see our web site for updates.

Contact Name: Mel Rogers Website: www.arnospark.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 914 0390 Address: APAG, c/o Brislington Community Partnership, WickleaYouth and Community Centre, 281 Wick Road, Brislington, Bristol

Friends of Callington Road Nature Reserve See listing under NP11

Friends of Eastwood Farm We are local community group working to improve Eastwood Farm Local Nature Reserve. Eastwood Farm is by the River Avon next to Beeses Riverside Bar and Tea Gardens, it was designated as a Local Nature Reserve in January 2008. Formerly farmland, part of the site was used for landfill in the 1970s but now it is a beautiful open space enjoyed by people and wildlife.

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Visit our website for details of our meetings and events.

Name of Group: Friends of Eastwood Farm Contact Name: Richard Sweet Website: www.eastwoodfarm.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 9856562

Friends of Stockwood Open Spaces The Group exists to promote the maintenance,protection,and enhancement of the informal public open spaces of Stockwood for the mutual benefit of both wildlife and people.

Contact Name: Richard Hall Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01275 833541 Address: 8, Bifield Road, Stockwood, Bristol, BS14 8TH

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Bishopsworth, Hartcliffe &Whitchurch Park (NP13) South Area Friends of Hartcliffe Millennium Green We are a group of local people that aim to help maintain and enhance Hartcliffe Millennium Green and ensure it is a safe place for all the community to come to and enjoy. The group encourages local people to get involved in practical projects but also acts to put on community events and raise funds to support its activities. Hartcliffe Millennium Green is a three and a half acre community owned park, which was created in January 1999 and transformed a flat green space into a well-landscaped and designed park. Facilities now include, two play areas, pond, reed bed, amphitheatre, rockery garden, willow sculpture, orchard, totempole, volunteer cabin and plenty of seating. We meet approximately 8 –10 times a year and organise regular practical workdays. These have been positive steps for the Green and have made a real difference to the quality of the park. We organise yearly fun day son the green, which have had a very positive response from the community and the local press.

Contact Name: Heather Williams Email: [email protected]

Malago Valley Conservation Group Malago Valley Conservation Group has an interest in all parks and green spaces in BS13, especially: • Manor Woods Valley Local Nature Reserve • Kings Head Park • Crox Bottom

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• Highridge Common • Dundry Slopes

Contact Name: André Coutanche Website: www.mvcg.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: (0117) 964 3106 Address: 14 Queens Road, Bishopsworth, Bristol, BS13 8LB

Willmott Park Group The Willmott Park Group is an active group of local residents, established in May 2006, with the objective of enhancing Willmott Park and the surrounding streets in Hartcliffe for the us e by local residents and addressing local park issues. The group also raises funds for the good of the park. It works closely with many agencies to make this happen and monitors standards in the park and surrounding streets including repairs and maintenance. The group aims to encourage participation and us e of the park through acting as a friendly and welcoming community focus. They aim to promote and improve Willmott Park so as to make it a clean and safe environment that everyone can enjoy using.

Contact Name: Nigel Stoneman Email: [email protected]

The Withywood Community Forum and Park Group We are a group of local people who value our park and are passionate that it remains an assett for all as a park, not a dumping ground or motorbike scramble track.

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We also understand that the park means different things to different people throughout the age ranges, so we try to maintain the balance and diversity across the spectrum. We believe a park should be a place of Fun and Games, Inspiration, Exercise and Solace. We see ourselves not only as the voice of the people, but the voice of the park.

Contact Name: George Denford / Mel Clark Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 964 2342 Address: 197 Four Acres, Withywood Bristol, BS13 8QQ

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Hengrove & Stockwood - South Area (NP14)

Friends of Stockwood Open Spaces See listing under NP12

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Citywide/ Support Groups

Avon Frome Partnership The Avon Frome Partnership works with organisations and communities on projects to enhance the Avon and Frome river corridors and the Bristol & Bath Railway Path in terms of their wildlife, landscapes, accessibility and heritage. The Partnership is funded by Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol City and South Councils and is managed by a steering group that also includes the and BTCV. The Partnership co-ordinates a range of projects and activities each year such as guided walks, habitat management, river clean-ups and wildlife/heritage interpretation. Keep up to date with what's happening by requesting a copy of the Partnership's bi-annual newsletter, the Avon Frome Bulletin, or visit the following websites:

Contact Name: Paula Spiers, Avon Frome Development Officer Telephone: 0117 922 4325 Email: [email protected] Website: www.fromewalkway.org.uk, www.riveravontrail.org.uk, www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk

Avon Gardens Trust Avon Gardens Trust is one of the earliest county trusts which came out of an Avon County Council scheme (ACCES) in 1987 which conducted surveys of some 330 sites in Avon (recorded in the Parks and Gardens UK database www.parksandgardens.ac.uk and published in a gazetteer of Historic Parks and Gardens in the

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County of Avon). Chief areas of interest: historic parks and gardens, public parks, communal gardens; conservation and restoration, attention to threats, response to planning applications. Activities for members: visits and talks (useful links with BAAS and CGS), Spring Bulletin (out by Easter detailing coming events), Summer Bulletin (out a month before the AGM), a Journal and an Annual Review. Records and recording: queries answered from developers, researchers, students and interested individuals. Education: schools gardens – possibility of small grants to improve grounds (have given practical help and advice in the past). Projects: currently at Swainswick with Bath and North East Somerset Council and at . Have done work in Stoke Park and on Ham Green Gazebo. Donations: to suitable causes eg Arnos Vale Cemetery, Banwell Caves Pebble House. Publications in print: Parks and Gardens of Avon, Thomas Goldney’s Garden, Historic Public Parks – Bath, Historic Public Parks – Bristol, Historic Public Parks – Weston-super-Mare. On sale in Bristol at the City Museum & Art Gallery, Tourist Office, and Goldney House.

Contact Name: Ros Delany Website: www.avongardenstrust.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01275 371398 Address: Registered Office: CREATE Environment Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN

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Avon Wildlife Trust Avon Wildlife Trust is a membership-based charity with over 17,500 members working across the unitary authority areas of Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol, and with local people for local wildlife. Our aim is not just to safeguard the biodiversity of the city, but to rebuild it and restore what has been lost to create a richer biodiversity than it currently has. We work to involve the widest possible cross section of people in wildlife activities, working with community organisations and proving educational programmes for all ages. We engage people as volunteers and provide training and work with the City Council in managing some key wildlife sites in the city including parts of several parks such as Brandon Hill. We also influence strategy and policy, respond to major planning applications and run targeted campaigns on key issues

Contact Name: Steve Grainger Website: www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 917 7270 Address: 32 Jacob's Wells Road, Bristol, BS8 1DR

Bristol in Bloom Community Association On behalf of the City, Bristol in Bloom enters the annual RHS Competition for the South West in Bloom. This year, by invitation, our entry will include the National Competition. As well as promoting the best horticultural practices Bristol in Bloom promotes the RHS Neighbourhood Award Scheme, engages with Schools, Senior Citizens, Local Communities, Voluntary Groups and Businesses by organising various competitions and projects. Bristol in Bloom liaises and works

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Contact Name: Sheila Stevens Email: [email protected] Address: 16 Guardian Court, , Bristol, BS8 4AN

Bristol Street Trees www.BristolStreetTrees.org was established in 2006 to look closely at trends of urban tree removal in Bristol. When we first began to investigate the problem it became clear that many trees, especially those lining our streets, were being felled. As a result of our campaign Bristol City Council has now set-up a Tree Forum which is beginning to address these issues. Additionally, Bristol City Council have now replanted some of our street trees.

Contact Name: Vassili Papastavrou Website: www.BristolStreettrees.org Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 924 9109 Address: The old chapel, Fairview Drive, Bristol BS6 6PH

Buried Treasure "A friendly, Not-for-Profit, Organic Gardening Company providing Environmental recycling, training, support & work experience to all age groups." Buried Treasure is an innovative organisation, offering training, support & work experience in organic gardening, composting and recycling issues.

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We are also very active environmental community consultants. We offer the following: • A cost effective gardening service • Hedge trimming & chipping options • Work for volunteers that truly benefits the community •Training in organic garden skills • Composting services & advice • Environmental consultancy services • A community gardening tool bank for Knowle & Filwood

Contact Name: Mil Lusk Website: www.buriedtreasuregarden.co.uk Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07810474558 Address: The Park, Daventry Rd, Knowle, Bristol BS4 1QD

Bristol Civic Society The Society shall promote and encourage the following objects by charitable means : • To stimulate public interest in and care for the beauty, history, character and future of the City of Bristol and its surroundings. • To encourage high standards of architecture and town planning; the preservation of the best of the remaining features of the historic past of Bristol and its surroundings as well as the best of the existing features of public amenity and interest ; the incorporation and blending of such features in present and future development s ; the improving of existing and the creation of new features of public amenity and interest.

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• To pursue these ends by means of meetings, exhibitions, lectures, publications and other forms of instruction and scheme s of a charitable nature.

Contact Name: Gill Brown Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 9857695 Address: 15 Abbey Road, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS9 3QN

Grounds4Change Grounds4Change is a not for profit environmental organisation working in Bristol. Grounds4Change has been established since 2006 and provides a subsidised community gardening scheme to those most in need. We also provide work placements for young people. We work with community groups and residents to improve open spaces and have a strong interest in preserving and protecting our local environment.

Contact Name: Becky Johnson or Lerraine Smith Website: www.grounds4change.co.uk Email: [email protected], [email protected] Telephone: 0117 969 3815 Address: Grounds4Change, Dovercourt Depot, Dovercourt Road, Horfield, Bristol, BS7 9SH

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Other Support Groups (Non BPF members) Black Development Agency (BDA) BDA empowers Black and Minority Ethnic communities by building up their skills, ability and capacity to enable a sustainable Black Voluntary Community Sector.

Tel: 0117 939 6645 Fax: 0117 939 6646 Email: [email protected] Website: www.blackdeva.org.uk Address: 5 Russell Town Avenue, Redfield, Bristol, BS5 9LT

Bristol Living Rivers Project (BLRP) Bristol Living Rivers was established as a partnership led by Bristol City Council and the Environment Agency in 2003. Environmental Aims: • Transform rivers and river corridors into visually attractive features of the landscape. • Protect, restore and enhance existing natural habitats. • Assess and improve water quality in all rivers to best possible level. • Enable environmentally-sensitive water management throughout water catchments. Social Aims: • Safeguard the public from the risks associated with recreational use of waters. • Improve learning about rivers by schoolchildren • Increase local participation working with existing

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organisations and where appropriate encouraging new ones with special interest in rivers and streams. • Increase awareness and respect for the water environment so that it is treated as a crucial and valued asset of the city. Economic Aims: • Ensure effective drainage and flood defence to prevent property flooding by sewer, fluvial or tidal flows. • Promote Bristol's water environment as an amenity and tourism resource. Communication Aims: • Improve communication and co-ordination at all levels and with types of stakeholders.

Advice and Information What can the Bristol Living Rivers Project do for you? • Funding advice • Signposting • Water quality data • Training and presentations • General enquiries • Miscellaneous support Are you a community group, member of the public, business or school and want to get involved? We would like to hear from you

Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0117 922 3400

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BTCV BTCV is the UK’s leading charity creating better environments where people feel valued, included and involved. Its aim is to create a more sustainable future by inspiring people and improving places. BTCV currently supports 2225 local community groups and provide: • Information, advice and training to help you carry out practical environmental management tasks safely; • Extra help for a project by bringing in a team of volunteers; • Tools and specialist equipment for hire; • Cheaper insurance, access to grants and discounts on tools, training and trees. Join the BTCV Community Network to take advantage of cost-saving services.

Tel: 0117 929 1624 Fax: 0117 929 8488. Email: [email protected] Website: www.btcv.org/ Address: BTCV, CREATE Centre, Smeaton Road, Bristol, BS1 6XN

Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens (FCFCG) FCFCG is a UK wide charity that promotes, supports and advocates on behalf of groups engaged in local regeneration through community managed gardening, farming and growing activities. FCFCG currently has 25 member groups in Bristol and has produced a map detailing community farms and gardens in and around the city.

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For general enquiries, please contact the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens at our main office:

Tel: 0117 923 1800 Fax: 0117 923 1900 Email: [email protected] Address: The GreenHouse, Hereford St, Bristol, BS3 4NA

The Forest of Avon The Forest of Avon is one of England’s twelve Community Forests, a national programme that has seen £175 million invested in the countryside around the country’s principal towns and cities. The Forest covers most of the West of England (formerly Avon) region and is supported by a Partnership of organisations including Bristol City Council. Over the last ten years more than a million new trees have been planted, over 600 miles of paths have been created or improved and more than 12,500 people have been engaged in improving their local environment. Local action is key to the Forest of Avon and the Forest team supports this by providing information, contacts, support, training and access to a region-wide network of partners, programmes and resources.

Website: www.forestofavon.org.uk

50 Imayla Imayla is a ‘not for profit’ Community Enterprise Company set up in 2000 by a group of passionate teachers, artists, performers, youth and community workers from diverse cultural backgrounds. It is managed by a Board of Directors and gains further support and expertise from its specialist advisors and patrons. From its dual bases in inner city Bristol and rural Somerset its team co-ordinates a series of residential learning experiences in a range of rurally based centres, whilst also moving on its plans to have a permanent centre of its own.

Tel: 0845 345 7533 Email: [email protected] Address: 4th Floor, Hamilton House, 80 , Bristol, BS1 3QY Parks Forum Directory

Neighbourhood Partnerships

1 2 Henbury and Southmead Avonmouth and Kingsweston 3 4 Henleaze, Hor!eld and Westbury Lockleaze 5 on Trym, 6 Stoke Bishop Bishopston, Eastville, Cotham and Hills!eld and Redland Frome Vale 8 Ashley, Easton St George 7 and Lawrence Cabot, Clifton West and East Weston and Clifton East 9 12 Greater Bedminster Brislington Community Knowle, Community Partnership Filwood and Partnership 10 Windmill Hill 11 13 14 Hengrove and Bishopsworth, Stockwood Hartcli"e and Whitchurch Park

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Information If you are interested in helping to improve, or hold an activity on, a green space near you, or you wish to start a new community park group like those listed in this directory, please get in touch with Bristol Parks or the Bristol Parks Forum using the contact details below:

Contact: Parks and Estates Tel: 0117 922 3719 Email: [email protected] website: www.bristol.gov.uk/parks

Contact: Bristol Parks Forum Email: [email protected]. Website: www.bristolparksforum.org.uk

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