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  • Cotteridge Park (Friends of)

    The Friends of Cotteridge Park was set up in 1997 after the park was threatened with the loss of services including the on-site park keeper.  Local residents mounted a successful campaign and the park was saved.  Since then park users have been working tirelessly to improve the park’s infrastructure and to provide services and activities that meet…

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  • Court Lane Allotment Association

    Court Lane Allotments is located in Erdington and has a very active community group for local food growing. B23 5RP

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  • Cowley Park (Friends of)

    Cowley Park is a Park and Open Space which is Situated in the Tyseley area (B11). The Park is accessible to all members of the community and provides 5 acres of open green space. The Park and Open space is bordered by the River Cole, which attracts wildlife to the park and open space. The…

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  • Daisy Farm Park (Friends of)

    The Friends of Daisy Farm Park are a volunteer group based near Maypole, Birmingham, on Maypole Lane, also known as Daisy Farm Recreation Ground. Their mission is to make a positive impact through activities like litter picking and tree planting, all while cherishing this beautiful park. The park has a Play Area, as you walk…

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  • Dawberry Fields Park (Friends of)

    Dawberry Fields Park is a hidden gem in the Brandwood area of Kings Heath. It covers 20 acres and has a wealth of biodiversity supported by an ancient brook and pond, mature hedges and trees, and a wild grass area. Close to a primary school, it has a car park and a popular children’s play…

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  • Deers Leap Wood (Friends of)

    The Friends of Deers Leap Wood are a voluntary group of local residents who have a passion for conserving and enhancing an area of their local environment called Deers Leap Wood for the benefit of people and wildlife. Deer’s Leap Wood is a wonderful mix of informal woodland, pond, boundary brook and meadow areas which have…

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