Mums Meander
Every second Thursday of the month (October through February).
Mum’s meander has had another successful year. We will see you in October.

Every second Thursday of the month (October through February).
Mum’s meander has had another successful year. We will see you in October.


REAP are looking for volunteers to help us plant our new Roundhay Hedgerow and Orchard! REAP have been successful in securing funding from the Tree Council funded by Network Rail for our Roundhay Hedgerow. The hedgerow will be planted around the Roundhay Allotment boundary located on Old Park Road and Lidgett Park Lane, adjacent to…

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…
Seven parks and green spaces in Leeds, including Roundhay Park, were awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award after achieving international quality mark in 2024. The Green Flag Award scheme, managed by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy under licence from the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, recognises and rewards well-managed parks and green spaces,…
Tickets are now available for this Heritage Open Days event, brought to you by Oakwood Film Academy with the support of The Friends of Roundhay Park. You will see two short films: Game Changer & The Roundhay Park 150 anniversary celebration. There will be an opportunity for Q&A with the film makers and the whole…

We are once again, very proud to be hosting The IRONMAN Leeds 2026 takes place on Sunday 16th August. As England’s only full-distance IRONMAN, the event features a 2.4-mile lake swim in Waterloo Lake, a 112-mile bike course through the Yorkshire Dales, and a 26.2-mile marathon run course centred around the park. As one of…
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!
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