Al KAUTHAR ACADEMY JOIN OUR LITTER PICK
Girls from the Al Kauthar Academy in Leeds joined our monthly litter pick today.
We had a very successful morning, collecting over 35 bags of rubbish. Thank you to all that attended.


Girls from the Al Kauthar Academy in Leeds joined our monthly litter pick today.
We had a very successful morning, collecting over 35 bags of rubbish. Thank you to all that attended.



Friends of Roundhay Park were delighted to be asked to volunteer with the IRONMAN Leeds event again this year. Sixteen volunteers braved the heat on the hottest day of the year to pack athlete bags, set up merchandise and prepare the transition area. We were well looked after by the IRONMAN team who provided snacks…
Active Leeds are pleased to be offering tennis coaching sessions to young people at the newly refurbished Roundhay Park Tennis Courts. For more information click here
Discover nature on your doorstep by taking photos on the iNaturalist app of wildlife in your streets, parks and gardens, and help us create a map of wildlife across North East Leeds. iNaturalist is used worldwide to connect people to nature. It helps users identify plants and animals, while generating data for science and conservation….
The Friends of Roundhay Park are thrilled to announce that we have received the King’s Award for Voluntary Service. This prestigious award is given to volunteer groups that demonstrate outstanding work in their local community. A huge huge thank you to all our volunteers over the years who have helped in projects from litter picking…
The long awaited permanent course at Roundhay Park is now installed and open for all to have a go. FoRP worked with local group, Airienteers, to help get the course up and running. There are 25 permanent course markers with 7 course suggestions suitable for all from absolute beginners of any age to experienced orienteers….

Dave Sellers, a member of the Oakwood Film Academy, has made an interesting short documentary film about water quality in Leeds. This includes the work that local groups (Friends of Gledhow Valley Woods and REAP/FoRP) are doing to monitor water quality in two separate areas of North East Leeds. You can watch the film here Filming with…
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