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Things we have been up to… Park Champions A few months ago the Guild Board agreed to promote voluntary support, in advisory role, to...

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Circumstances have meant that I was not able to join the overnight queues to Westminster Hall for HM the late Queen’s lying in state. But...

It was with enormous sadness that the Royal Parks Guild learned on Thursday of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Many members...

The Guild recognizes that diversity in organisations helps better decisions be made more swiftly. This is due to the diversity of...

The Royal Parks charity enlisting the help of David Lindo (aka The Urban Birder) alongside Tony Duckett (TRP’s Conservation Officer) to...

New funding award for London’s Royal Parks to help nature thrive The Royal Parks charity announces the start of a new long-term...

The Metropolitan Public Gardens Associates unveiled a Blue Plaque for Fanny Rollo Wilkinson. This event was attended by several Guild...

Volunteers and organisations from around Ryde got together on Thursday (19 May) to transform the old flowerbeds around Ryde’s Co-op store...

I have been watching over recent months, and with some interest, the work going on in the moat at the Tower of London. And last week – on...

This notice appeared in ‘The People’ on Sunday 29 April 1945. This meant the park reopened on 1 May 1945 – 77 years ago this month....

How we love trees… but the frustrations with caring for trees is shared globally Recently we saw this article posted by Angelia Poon in...

The ‘Tree of Trees’ sculpture has been designed by British designer Thomas Heatherwick and symbolises the planting of more than a million...

The day at Richmond Park started at the Holly Lodge Centre, took a stroll to nearby Two Storm Wood then retired to Pembroke Lodge for a...

This was an event hosted by The Royal Parks [Russell Stevens] with the Royal Hospital Chelsea led by Ric Glenn with recently appointed...