Ken Brown officially opened the new mini golf. The Town Crier, Lord Mayor and local Councillors, FoWP volunteerswere all invited.
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Giant Hogweed
Giant Hogweed has been found by the irrigation pond and beside trees on the Golf Course. It has been treated and will be monitored.
Memorial Tree – Scott Butterfield
The tree was planted in memory of Scott at the request of Margaret Butterfield who works at the Co-op. Scott died of a brain tumour and left behind his wife and two young children. Scott and his family were regular walkers in Westminster Park and it is hoped the memorial tree will bring back memories of happier times.
FoWP AGM on 25 January 2023
The Friends of Westminster Park Annual General Meeting is being held at 8.00pm on Wednesday 25th January 2023 at Westminster Park Community Centre, Five Ashes Road, Chester CH4 7QS. We hope you will be able to attend.
FoWP Volunteers – Wednesdays 10.00-12.30
Spring Photos
Annual General Meeting – Wednesday 12th January 2022 at 20.00 in WPCC
FRIENDS OF WESTMINSTER PARK
www.westminsterpark.org.uk
Secretary: Sue Britton, 24 Lache Lane Chester CH4 7LR
Annual General Meeting
will be held at 8.00pm on
Wednesday 12th January 2022
at
Westminster Park Community Centre,
Five Ashes Road, Chester CH4 7QS
Volunteer Weekend – Saturday
Thank you so much to our amazing volunteers today. We achieved so much. Tomorrow will see planting of the wildflower areas, more de-turfing for later bulb planting and completion of pond digging. Hope to see more volunteers on Sunday – any time between 10.00 and 16.00.
Volunteer Work
Weeding the borders Tidying the edgesClearing brambles
Volunteer Weekend Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 September 2021 10.00-16.00
FoWP volunteers are looking for help, even just for an hour, to assist in their on-going work to develop Westminster Park for the benefit of humans and wildlife in agreement with the CW&C parks officers.
Plans for the Volunteer Weekend include:
- Digging a wildlife pond
- Sowing wildflower areas (after removing turf)
- Clearing brambles and creating habitat piles
- Gardening on the formal beds, planting, weeding, pruning
- Bulb planting and much more.
It’s a great range of activities for families and for people of all abilities – there will also be a chance to hear about the projects in more detail and how they will benefit our local wildlife.
If anyone can bring their own tools or bits of kit that would also be brilliant:
- barrows
- saws
- loppers
- spades
- trowels
Whatever you bring, please also ensure that you have suitable footwear and sturdy gloves.