The main aim of the Kyrwicks Lane Open Spaces volunteer group is to improve their local green spaces, through a number of activities such as: The removal of rubbish Weeding Cutting back shrubbery Re-planting Recycling leaf litter to make leafmould to feed back into flower beds Reporting of fly-tipping and any other relevant issues to…

Ley Hill Park is 48 acres of beautiful if hilly parkland, set on the south western edge of Birmingham. It is located in a district known as Northfield, this large park is officially known as a recreation ground. B31 1TT Friends of Ley Hill Park website  

The Lickey Hills are on the border of Birmingham and Worcestershire, covering an area of 524 acres (212ha) and Beacon Hill is the highest point rising to a height of 978 ft (298m). Between 1887 and 1933, public spirited landowners including members of the Cadbury family gave large sections of the Hills to Birmingham City…

Friends of Lifford Reservoir are a community-led group of volunteers who are dedicated to restoring and maintaining the local reservoir for the whole community to enjoy. The reservoir was built by the Worcester & Birmingham canal company in 1815 to compensate Lifford Mill for water lost to the canal. The site is home to many…

Friends of Manor Farm Park is an association of park users and local residents who are interested in the well-being of Manor Farm Park. Established in 1985, they work closely with the City’s Parks Department for the improvement of amenities within the park.   Contact: [email protected] Friends of Manor Farm Park website    

Marsh Hill Allotments, located in Stockland Green, Birmingham, is one of the city’s oldest and most cherished gardening sites. With over 138 plots, it has been a cornerstone of the community for over 100 years. Managed by a dedicated 15-member committee, the allotments have received the RHS Level 5 award and are known for their…