Tag Archives: seats
Appeal – Can You Remember Way Back When?
At the top of the Park is an area we have called the ‘sheepfold’ entrance (although, in truth, waller Martyn Hornsby-Smith tells us the walls are probably too low for that). On old maps it looks like a triangular walled … Continue reading
Posted in History, Interesting Features
Tagged archeology, entrance, Graham Latty, seats, sheepfold
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What Are The Plans?
What are the plans for the Park? A fair question, put by Sheila Sykes and Brian Richardson yesterday. The Friends of Parkinson’s Park (FOPP) want to regenerate the Park as a 21st century asset, to an expanding Guiseley very short … Continue reading
Posted in Facilities, Friends, History, Regeneration
Tagged children, history, plans, seats
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Park Regeneration Starting November 2011
We had our first site meeting with Bellway this morning to agree a plan of action on restoring the Park. Bellway has said that work will start before the end of November, and will progress in phases.
Posted in Regeneration
Tagged Bellway, phases, Queen's Diamond Jubilee, recreation, regeneration, seats, site meeting, sledging, users
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