Calling Bee Spotters!
The Royal Parks charity has put out a call to all visitors to help capture the first sightings of the Queen Bumblebees, which are expected to come out of hibernation […]
The Royal Parks charity has put out a call to all visitors to help capture the first sightings of the Queen Bumblebees, which are expected to come out of hibernation […]
The Royal Parks charity has released sketches of a new garden planned for The Regent’s Park that will commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II. Local residents and visitors to […]
The Regent’s Park has always been ‘the Entertainment Park’: in addition to the bandstands, it contains the Open Air Theatre, the Royal Academy of Music, the English Folk Dance and […]
The Royal Parks charity is reminding people that BBQs are not permitted in the parks, due to the risk of causing an accidental fire which could destroy wildlife, landscapes and […]
Local children will be thrilled to know the playground in Primrose Hill has reopened and they can now enjoy new features such as a central ‘beach’ area, complete with a […]
An update of what’s happening in our local parks by Mark Elliott After the long winter it feels good to get out into our Parks and gardens again. As Chair […]
The Royal Parks charity is looking to recruit people to join a panel to help it make decisions around the way it manages some of London’s parks. Membership of the […]
Primrose Hill is regularly featured on news reports about all manner of topics, and this week it has been used to illustrate the dry state of our parks during this […]
Primrose Hill and Regent’s Park have been awarded a Green Flag award this year which is the international quality mark for parks and green spaces. In the past two years, […]
To mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, The Royal Parks is transforming the site of a former plant nursery into a new garden to celebrate the reign of the Queen. The […]