Groups near you
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BOSF Members
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Sarehole Environmental Action Team (SEAT)
The Sarehole Environmental Action Team (SEAT) is an entirely voluntary organisation of local residents working in partnership with Birmingham City Council staff and other neighbouring voluntary groups. SEAT cares for the section of the River Cole corridor between Sarehole Mill and the Stratford Road. Formal and informal paths run through the area, which includes areas
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Selly Oak Park (Friends of)
Opened in 1899 Selly Oak Park is the largest public park in the Selly Oak district of Birmingham, UK. Selly Oak park is made up of over 30 acres of a medieval deer park, later part of Weoley Park Farm, all a gift to the district from the Gibbins Family (of Birmingham Battery Company fame).
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Senneleys Park (Friends of)
The Friends of Senneleys Park are a local community group working with other bodies to preserve, develop and improve the environment, facilities and usage of Senneleys Park. The park has entrances off Mill Lane, Kingsbridge Road and Senneleys Park Road, with a playground close to the Mill Road entrance. Contact: [email protected] Friends of Senneleys Park
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Seven Streets Park (Friends of)
Seven Streets Park is in Balsall Heath, between Runcorn and Clifton roads. It is a small pocket park that is used by the local community. Unfortunately there is a problem with rubbish and fly tipping in the area, which spoils the park and puts people off using it. Members from the community have set up
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Sheepcote Street Nature Group
Sheepcote Street Nature Group is a passionate group of friends and neighbours bringing nature into the heart of the city, transforming courtyards and planters into vibrant spaces full of life and biodiversity. Over the past two years, the group has been working hard to encourage birds and insects to colonise their local courtyards, planting their first
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Sheldon Country Park (Friends of)
Sheldon Country Park covers just over 300 acres of open grassland, wetlands, old hedgerows and mature woodland on the very edge of the city. Having escaped development over the years, the park has become a genuine haven for wildlife and a much-loved green space for local communities. The Friends of Sheldon Country Park (FOSCP) is
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Short Health Fields Trust (Short Heath Fields & Bleak Hill Park)
The Friends of Short Heath Playing Fields & Bleak Hill Park are made up of a team of regulars and part-time volunteers that are committed to looking after and saving their local green space. The group want to carry on bringing the word “together” back into their community, turning Short Heath Playing Fields back
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Small Heath Park (Friends of)
This 43 acre park is situated approximately a mile from Birmingham city centre. The former Small Heath Estate was placed in trust to Birmingham City council in 1876 by Louisa Anne Ryland. The park includes a large boating lake and a huge variety of fabulous trees ( the autumn leaf colour is amazing.) The park
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Sorrel Park (Friends of)
The Friends of Sorrel Park are a community of volunteers that are dedicated to helping to improve their local park. They host regular litter picks in the park on the second Wednesday of every month, 10:30am–11:30am. Visit their website and Facebook group to find more information about their other community events and activities. The group
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Spark Green Park (Friends of)
Founded in November 2023, the Friends of Spark Green Park act as a voice for the park, representing its needs and accessibility of its users. Spark Green Park is an urban city park situated in the middle of the well-known Balti Triangle of south east, Birmingham. The park has three children’s play areas, one large
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Sparkbrook (Friends of)
The Friends of Sparkbrook Park is a recently established collective comprising seasoned litter-pickers who first crossed paths during a fundraising event in 2023. Each member serves as a project lead in adjacent locales such as Sparkhill, Hall Green, Moseley, Greet, and Sparkbrook itself. Sparkbrook, being a densely populated district with bustling commercial areas, grapples with
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Sparkhill Park (Friends of)
Sparkhill Park is by far the largest piece of open space in the Sparkhill Ward and comprises over 50% of the total open space for the entire ward. The site has numerous facilities and serves the whole of the wards residents as their main park. The park has three children’s play areas, two hard court