Regent’s Park Music Festival

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 Song Society and the Frieze Art Fair – all of…

Categories: Events, Music, Royal Parks

Protect the Parks by not having BBQs

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 be a danger to visitors. Several fires are accidentally started…

Categories: Local Issues, Royal Parks

Primrose Hill Playground Reopens

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 large sandpit, a water play feature and a wobbly bridge.…

Categories: Families, Royal Parks

Help Shape the Future of Primrose Hill 

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 panel will involve around two online surveys a year, with…

Categories: Royal Parks

Parched Primrose Hill

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 hot summer. The hill has been a welcome refuge for…

Green Flag Award for Primrose Hill

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, parks and green spaces have played a vital role for…

Categories: Award, Royal Parks

Primrose Hill Park Closures

The long, warm evenings are back again, with many young people choosing to enjoy time outdoors with friends on Primrose Hill. The past two summers saw record numbers of partygoers on the hill, as other venues were forced to close…

Categories: Local Issues, Royal Parks