Showing posts with label newsletter0310. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newsletter0310. Show all posts
09 March 2010

Dates for your Diary

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Tuesday March 23rd 8pm – 23 Club drinks at Stone Bar, 68-70 Honor Oak Park. Saturday, April 17th - visit Brogdale Farm in Faversham, Kent ...

Tyson Road campaign goes national!

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For the first time our volunteers have taken part in a public inquiry, held by the Planning Inspectorate. For four days, we presented eviden...

Devonshire Road Nature Reserve

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There are plans for a new exemplar building to replace the old hut at the Devonshire Road Nature Reserve. We want a sustainable, attractive...

Chair's Report March 2010

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It hardly seems like yesterday since the last newsletter was hitting the doorsteps. It has been an interesting few months getting familiar ...

Albion Millenium Green - The Next Decade

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Ten years ago the Albion Millennium Green Trust was established to protect and preserve this tiny green oasis, tucked away at the end of Alb...

New Public Art in SE23

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Local artists, Artmongers, have been selected to create a new piece of public art in Forest Hill. The Sainsbury’s footpath commission is the...

Visit to see Brogdale in Blossom

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Can it be possible that spring is here? To celebrate, we’ve joined forces with the Sydenham Society to organise a trip on Saturday, April 1...

Green Chain Walk Extended

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During the summer, Forest Hill will be joining the Green Chain network, opening up some of London's best opportunities for recreational ...

23 Club update

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We’re trying lots of different ideas for the 23 Club this year. Some ideas will prove more successful than others but we do hope you’ll kee...

Forest Hill Pools — Latest Design Details

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As we reported in January, the architects Roberts Limbrick have been selected as the preferred architects to deliver the detailed design for...

Friends of One Tree Hill - Annual Meeting and local history talk

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One Tree Hill lies at the northern end of a prominent ridge of hills that has marked the boundary between kingdoms, counties, manors and anc...
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Toilet Facilities to be built in Horniman Triangle

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This was an issue which concerned a great many of us when Forest Hill Beach (the popular sand pit opposite the Horniman Museum) opened last ...