The first concert of the season was held in Canal Gardens, Roundhay Park on Sunday 14th June.
Despite a loss of power in our 2nd half the band put on a spirited performance to a very appreciative and generous crowd at the Canal Gardens in Roundhay.
They raised £438 for The Stroke Association. Their next concert is Sunday 28th June 2pm in Ilkley at the bandstand.
Starting this week, work will begin on the construction of an accessible pathway in the area known as Dingle Dell at the lower end of Canal Gardens. This area, which is home to the the two tree tree sculptures commissioned by FoRP some years ago, is currently only accessed by steps from both Canal…
On Saturday 18th July, some of our committee members volunteered to spend their morning at Oakwood Farmer’s Market. As well as spending our money at all the wonderful food stalls (my favourite were the brownies!), we were there to raise the profile of ‘Friends of Roundhay Park’ and find out what our members and others…
Every second Thursday of the month (October through February). Mum’s meander has had another successful year. We will see you in October.
In November 2023 REAP set up a citizen science project to monitor, record and report on water quality in Roundhay Park. This work was initially funded by a grant from Change X which paid for a subscription, training and testing kits from Freshwater Watch. In year 2 the project was funded by REAP and FORP with further…
The sensory garden team have started back in the garden after the wall was repaired. They spent much of their time clearing the debris that was left behind by the builders and rejuvenated the planting. Well done for your efforts!
On Saturday 19th September, Roundhay Park is excited to be able to support St Gemma’s Hospice once again, for their annual Sunset Walk. This is a fantastic event allowing friends and families to come together, to remember loved ones, celebrate their lives, and raise vital funds to raise money for local people across Leeds. To…
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