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@LewishamCouncil @GlendaleLew @GlendaleUK when will we have our dead and dying trees replaced at Mountsfield Park SE6?
@LewishamCouncil @GlendaleLew @GlendaleUK when will our dead and dying trees be replaced at Mountsfield Park? These photos show just some of the many trees at Mountsfield Park that are dead or dying mainly because of strimmer and mower damage by Glendale and Lewisham Council staff. You recently replaced two strimmer damaged trees in the recently refurbished play area. We really need many more trees planted to replace those that have been lost during the 17 years of the 20 year Glendale Lewisham Council parks contract. eg the avenue trees and other important trees in the park. These photos below show just 15 of the many dead or dying trees at Mountsfield Park that haven’t been replaced by tree planting at similar locations. The dead trees should be replaced by larger sized protected staked trees rather than saplings or whips.
Recently planted tree at Mountsfield Park play area – dead because of strimmer damage causing ring-barking or girdling
Felled Indian bean tree at Mountsfield Park at the nature reserve
Mountsfield Bowls Green Photo
Marvyn Iheanacho found guilty of murdering five-year-old Alex Malcolm on Sunday evening 20th November 2016 at Mountsfield Park
Five-year-old Alex Malcolm was battered to death at Mountsfield Park by his mother’s boyfriend who flew into a rage after the child lost one of his trainers, a court heard. Marvyn Iheanacho, 39, was accused of causing Alex Malcolm fatal head and stomach injuries during a violent assault on the evening of November 20 2016. Witnesses heard a “child’s fearful voice saying ‘sorry”‘, loud banging, and a man screaming about the loss of a shoe, jurors were told.
Thanks to the Lewisham @PeoplesDay 2017 Event Organisers and Everyone Who Took Part – It was a Wonderful Day!
Thanks to the Lewisham @PeoplesDay 2017 event organisers and everyone who took part – it was was a wonderful day!
The Big Lunch at Mountsfield Park community garden Sunday 18th June 12 – 3 pm
The Big Lunch at Mountsfield Park community garden 18th June 12 – 3 pm.
Breathe in some fresh air. Meet your neighbours . Take a relaxing walk . Eat some good food !
Farley Road residents, in partnership with Friends of Mountsfield Park, invite neighbours and friends to join them for a ‘big lunch?
Just turn up or bring a dish to share. £1 for adults (children free) with proceeds going to Friends of Mountsfield Park. Get tickets or
find out more @FarleyRoadSE6 Facebook page. Tickets can also
be purchased on the day.
Tree planting at Mountsfield Park community garden Teddy Bears’ Picnic 21 May 2017
Please support our Spacehive campaign for fox proof litter bins at Mountsfield Park
Please support our Spacehive funding campaign for fox proof litter bins at Mountsfield Park. We want to make Mountsfield Park more welcoming and beautiful. Unfortunately foxes empty our old open style bins at night making Mountsfield Park untidy and unwelcoming. The Mountsfield Park urban foxes are naturally curious creatures, they investigate the bins looking for junk food and used nappies to use in their dens; unfortunately they don’t clear up after themselves. This means that in a public place, that only has the services of a park-keeper two days per week, litter, old food and bags of dog poo can be left strewn across the grass. This is not only unsightly but also a health hazard, especially to small children and also pet dogs.
Dog dangerously out of control at Mountsfield Park Wednesday 26/04/17 at 2.30pm
A staff type dog (dark tan colour) was dangerously out of control at Mountsfield Park 2.30pm, Wednesday 26 April – another dog and victim were bitten. If you know anything about the incident please contact RusheyGreen.SNT@met.pnn.police.uk or Lewisham Police Tel: 0208 284 5128 / 0208 721 2479.
Friends of Mountsfield Park AGM 2017
Friends of Mountsfield Park meeting (AGM) 2017 10am to 11.30am on Sunday 23 April 2017 at the Station pub on Staplehurst Road.
Please read the attached Annual Report which provides a summary of activity since the last AGM (and before). Please also find nomination forms for those seeking election to the Friends executive. Forms must be submitted no later than 5pm on Friday 21 April 2017 to mountsfieldpark@gmail.com
If you can’t make the AGM but want to be involved in FOMP, please do get in touch – there are lots of ways in which you can help out and we would be grateful for any support you can offer.
Please support the Friends of Mountsfield Park funding campaign for fox proof litter bins:
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Thanks to the Thomas Tallis School D of E Award volunteers for planting trees at Mountsfield Park
Thanks to the Thomas Tallis School Duke of Edinburgh Award volunteers and FoMP for planting trees at Mountsfield Park this winter. The trees were generously donated by Woodland Trust, The Conservation Volunteers (TCV), #idigtrees and @OVOEnergy. We planted hundreds of oak, hawthorn, birch, alder, rowan, hornbeam, willow, poplar…
D of E Award volunteers from Thomas Tallis School at Mountsfield Park, Catford SE6
D of E Award volunteers from Thomas Tallis School planting trees at Mountsfield Park, Catford SE6
D of E Award volunteers from Thomas Tallis School planting trees at Mountsfield Park, near to Mountfield Close
D of E Award volunteers from Thomas Tallis School planting TCV/ @OVOEnergy fruit trees at Mountsfield Park community gardens
UK parks face threat of decline with severe consequences !
11 February 2017
“The Communities and Local Government (CLG) Committee report on public parks warns that parks are at a tipping point and face a period of decline with potentially severe consequences unless their vital contribution to areas such as public health, community integration and climate change mitigation is recognised.
Councils should publish strategic plans
The Public parks report highlights considerable challenges for the sector including reduced council spending, with parks management budgets cut by up to 97 per cent, the need for parks to compete with other services for funding, and planning policy not giving them enough weight, particularly as a result of pressures to increase housing supply.
The Committee call on councils to publish strategic plans, which recognise the value of parks beyond leisure and recreation and set out how they will be managed to maximise their contribution to wider…
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New Trim Trail at Mountsfield Park, Catford SE6
Thanks to @GlendaleLew, the London Marathon Charitable Trust, Lewisham Rushey Green Assembly and @FenlandLeisureP for our new trim trail at Mountsfield Park, Catford.
Recycled Christmas Trees being turned into mulch at Mountsfield Park
Steve Langley from Glendale recycling Christmas trees at Mountsfield Park. The recycled Christmas trees will be used as mulch on the flower beds and at the base of each fruit tree at Mountsfield Park community garden.
New Trim Trail at Mountsfield Park
@FenlandLeisureP installing the new timber trim trail equipment at Mountsfield Park. Thanks to Lewisham Rushey Green Assembly for part funding the equipment and Judith from Glendale for fundraising £15,000 from the London Marathon Trust!
Winter 2016 FOMP Newsletter
The cafe! The trim trail! Christmas! Volunteering opportunities! Fox-proof bins! Accessible picnic benches!
It’s all go at Mountsfield Park. Read all about it here…
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
So lets be honest, 2016 has been a strange old year…
But it’s Christmas! And never ones to waste an opportunity to eat, drink, and be merry, we at FOMP will be throwing our annual Carols in the Park event at 2pm on Saturday December 17th 2016.
There will be music, mince pies, and mulled wine, and the chance to spend a magical afternoon with friends and neighbours.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Rory, Maria, Carrie, Ros, Rivke, Max, and Gareth
FOMP Executive
“Let’s work together, be ambitious and get some new pitches in Lewisham…”
Cllr James Walsh – Rushey Green Ward “Let’s work together, be ambitious and get some new pitches in Lewisham…”
FoMP Bid at Rushey Green Assembly 7pm Wednesday 26 October 2016, Irish Centre, Davenport Road
Friends of Mountsfield Park Meeting Monday 24 October 2016 Hither Green Baptist Church
Next Friends of Mountsfield Park Meeting Monday 24 October 2016, Hither Green Baptist Church, 7-8pm Theodore Rd, London SE13 6HT.
All welcome!
Please Download the FixMyStreet mobile phone app and report litter, fly-tipping, dog litter etc. that you see in the park that you want removed ( Android / Apple)
If you see any problems at Mountsfield Park contact Glendale 0208 318 3986 or speak to the park keeper on Mondays and Saturdays
Mountsfield Park Footpath Repair – Message from Glendale
If you see any problems at Mountsfield Park contact Glendale 0208 318 3986
Just a quick note to let you know we will be starting the footpath works this week in Mountsfield Park.
We will be starting around the back of the community garden by the Lodge gate and go from there.
I will put some notices up on the gates today advising of works and the need to shut either gate along Stainton Road at some point during the works.
Mountsfield Park Cafe and Toilets – we have until 3 August 2016 to make a difference!
We want a cafe in Mountsfield Park. We have been campaigning for a cafe for years, and have been promised one by Lewisham Council – including as part of the Council redevelopment of the park that created the Community Garden and revamped the play area. But the Council were unable to follow through on their plan to build a cafe at that time. Since then, we have worked with them to identify some funding – £50k – to launch a tender process to encourage an outside investor to build a cafe in the park.
A viable and attractive cafe plan is in front of Lewisham Council for approval right now – made by a local businessman who has worked closely with the Friends of Mountsfield Park. You can see the plans and some pictures of the new cafe here.
But the planning department at the Council is making unreasonable demands:
- they are demanding that the new design have a ‘biodiverse living roof’ to replace what they claim is a living roof on the existing, abandoned container units. In fact, the current ‘living roof’ is around a dozen unmaintained planters. We have offered to move these and add them to the Community Garden, so there is no loss of natural habitat, but the Council says this isn’t good enough.
- they are demanding that the new design meet the ‘BREEAM’ environmental rating of ‘exellent’, even though the Council was prepared to waive this requirement for the cafe they planned to build in Mountsfield Park! In other words, had the Council actually managed to deliver the cafe they promised in 2014, we would now have a cafe that didn’t meet these very high standards. The current proposal meets the ‘BREEAM’ environmental rating of ‘good’ with an aim to achieve ‘very good’. This means the current plans exceed mandatory standards by some margin.
If Lewisham Council turns down the current proposal – for what we think are spurious reasons – it could be years before another option is available and the money we fought to get the Council to commit to support the project – £50k – will be at risk.
We want the Council to take an intelligent approach, to look at the benefits a cafe would bring to Mountsfield Park: it will bring in revenue, encourage people to stay in the park longer and enjoy the Community Garden and play area, improve security by making the park more attractive to families, provide a place for dog walkers to get a cup of coffee, and it will mean that maintained toilet facilities are available in the park. These are far more important that a handful of planters!
We have written to the Planning Department to outline our concerns, but here’s what you can do to help:
- add your signature to this petition by 3 August 2016 to let Lewisham Council know you agree that we’ve waited long enough for a cafe and toilets in Mountsfield Park.
- Email mountsfieldpark@gmail.com by 3 August 2016 with any further comments, thoughts, and experiences. All evidence is good evidence and will help us to make the case.
- Tell your friends and neighbours! Share the petition, share this blog post
We want a cafe. The park deserves a cafe. It needs functioning toilet facilities. A local businessman is willing to invest to create an amazing cafe. Short-sighted planning decisions shouldn’t stop it happening.
Lewisham People’s Day 2016 Survey
People’s Day at Mountsfield Park Saturday 9 July 2016 from Midday
People’s Day at Mountsfield Park 9 July 2016
New Mountsfield Park Trim Trail
We now have a proposed design for the new Mountsfield Park trim trail – click on the ‘zeemaps.com‘ link below to see preferred locations for the new trim trail equipment and then click on each location on the map to see an image of what is proposed (satellite/aerial view works best).
//www.zeemaps.com/pub?group=2066251
Thanks to London Marathon Charitable Trust and Rushey Green Assembly for funding the new trim trail equipment at Mountsfield Park which will be available for adults and young people. We’re really pleased that both funds have chosen to invest in our park, and also grateful to Glendale for their funding bid to London Marathon Charitable Trust and supporting these applications. Your views and ideas are essential and will help us to make sure the trail is popular and well used! Please email us at mountsfieldpark@gmail.com
Update on Mountsfield Park Cafe
The prospect of a cafe in Mountsfield Park has moved a step closer with the submission of a planning application to Lewisham Council.
We have been campaigning for a new cafe in the park for years, and we are delighted that the clear wishes of so many in the local community are that much closer to being realised. The journey to this point has been lengthy and sometimes frustrating, with disappointments along the way. But it now feels like we are in touching distance of getting a cafe that will serve the needs of all park users – families using the redeveloped playground, weekend gardeners in the community garden, daily dog walkers, picnic goers, joggers, and many more.
Your Executive has written to the Council to put on record our firm support for this proposal – you can view our letter here: Mountsfield cafe reference DC-16-095961
We encourage you to write to the Council to express your support as well.
You can view the planning documents here:
http://planning.lewisham.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=_LEWIS_DCAPR_83187
We’ll keep you posted as the proposal progresses.
Rory, Maria, Carrie, Ros, Rivke, Max, and Gareth
FOMP Executive
Mountsfield Park Community Gardening Event Sunday 5 June 10.30am – 1.30pm
Mountsfield Park community gardening event Sunday 5 June 10.30 am – 1.30 pm:
- mulching,
- weeding,
- watering,
- plant swap,
- make a pizza in the community garden pizza oven – bring your own pizza dough, mozzarella, passata, rolling pin, chopping board, and other ingredients.
All welcome!
Thanks to Roger and Alice for our fabulous up-cycled mud kitchen installed at the Mountsfield Park community garden
Thanks to Roger and Alice for the fabulous up-cycled mud kitchen installed at the community garden 15th May 2016!
The mud kitchen was installed on the same day as Teddy Bears’ Picnic 2016 at Mountsfield Park.
FOMP Newsletter: Summer 2016
We love a party! Are you coming?
You know how much we in the Friends of Mountsfield Park love a community party?! And our friends, neighbours, and park users love them too!
So please do join us at the Teddy Bear’s Picnic on Sunday 15 May 2016 from 1pm. There’ll be children’s crafts and faceprinting, music from the Macaroon Mamas and Sing Along Sally, Forest School fun, and amazing food and drink from the Truly Splendid Pop Up Vintage Tea Room, Greekelicious by Julia,and FOMP’s licensed bar.
Don’t forget your Teddy Bear!*
*other furry friends welcome too 🙂
Trim Trail funding for Mountsfield Park
We had fantastic news yesterday from our friends at Glendale who have secured a £15,000 grant from the London Marathon Charitable Trust. Combined with the £2,000 awarded to FOMP by Rushey Green Assembly, we now have £17,000 to pay for new trim trail equipment at Mountsfield Park which will be available for adult and young adult park users. We’re really pleased that both funds have chosen to invest in our park, and also grateful to Glendale for supporting these applications.
The next step is to consult with park users about the sort of equipment they would like to see in the park, so we’ll be circulating a survey really soon. Your views and ideas are essential and will help us to make sure the the trail is popular and well used.
Watch this space!
If you go down to the woods today….
…. or rather Mountsfield Park’s Community Garden on Sunday 15 May 2016 from 1pm, you and your teddy bear will find lots of treats!
Friends of Mountsfield Park are once again hosting a Teddy Bear’s Picnic as part of the Hither Green Festival – check out the festival brochure for other fantastic events. Join us for:
- Children’s Crafts
- Park Explorer Trail
- Faceprinting
- Forest School taster sessions
- Plant Swap Shop
- Music from the Macaroon Mamas and Sing Along Sally
And to sustain parents, friends, children, and teddy bears alike, refreshments will be provided by Greekelicious by Julia, the Truly Splendid Pop Up Vintage Tea Room, and FOMP’s licensed bar.
We’re looking forward to meeting you and your furry friend!
Thanks to GoodGym.org and FoMP Volunteers for our new Pumpkin Bed at Mountsfield Park Community Garden
Thanks to GoodGym.org and FoMP volunteers for our new pumpkin bed at Mountsfield Park community garden SE6.
@GoodGym and Friends of Mountsfield Park community garden volunteers shoveled and barrowed a huge pile of compost to make our new pumpkin patch next to the poly tunnel. And many thanks to the Metropolitan Public Gardens Association for the funds to buy the 20 cu/m of of PAS 100 recycled green waste compost from Glendale Lewisham
Winning Mountsfield Park Cafe Design Images
Winning Mountsfield Park cafe design, appearance and size of the cafe building may change during the planning application process. Due to be open for business spring 2017
http://www.o25.gr/tags/mountsfield
Forries Education Forest School sessions in Mountsfield Park Tuesdays – Summer Term 2016
Great news! Forries Education will be running Forest School sessions in Mountsfield Park on Tuesdays starting in the summer term.
Tree Planting at Mountsfield Park Sunday 13th March 9.30 – 11.00am
Tree planting at Mountsfield Park
Tree planting at Mountsfield Park Sunday 13th March 9.30 – 11.00am. Meet at Mountsfield Park community garden SE6 1AN at 9.30am. All welcome!
For more information contact mountsfieldpark@gmail.com
Litter Picking Events at Mountsfield Park
Sunday morning litter picking events at Mountsfield Park 28th Feb, 6th March and 13th of March, 11am – 12pm. Meet at Mountsfield Park community garden 11am . We will supply litter picking tools and large bags.
Contact mountsfieldpark@gmail.com for more information
All welcome!
Report any fly-tipping, litter, dog litter in Lewisham (including Mountsfield Park) using the FixMyStreet app
FixMyStreet mobile phone app Apple download
FixMyStreet Android mobile phone app download
Planting roses at Stainton’s rose garden, Mountsfield Park 9.30 – 11.30am Sunday 7th February 2016
Friends of Mountsfield Park will be planting roses at Stainton’s rose garden, Mountsfield Park, next to the community garden 9.30 – 11.30am Sunday 7th February 2016 . Thanks to Glendale for supplying the roses. All welcome to come help us dig the planting holes and plant the roses!
Help needed moving a large pile of compost into the raised vegetable beds at Mountsfield Park community garden Sunday 31 January 9.30am until midday
We need your help moving a large pile of compost into the raised vegetable beds at Mountsfield Park community garden. We will make a start Sunday 31 January 9.30am until midday at the community garden SE6 1AN. We will have shovels and wheelbarrows on the day.
During February and March we will also need help planting 600 (approx) Woodland Trust trees in the park. Please let us know if you can help during one of our community planting days.
Many thanks for you support!
Contact mountsfieldpark@gmail.com for more information.
The raised vegetable beds at the back in this photo need filling with compost – we need your help!
The compost for the community garden raised vegetable beds has been bought with the kind support of Metropolitan Pubic Gardens Association
If you see any problems at Mountsfield Park contact Glendale 0208 318 39866 (24hr phone number).
Friends of Mountsfield Park AGM 2016
The next Friends of Mountsfield Park AGM will take place from 10am to 12pm on Saturday 16 January 2016 at the Station Pub on Staplehurst Road.
Please read the attached Annual Report which provides a summary of activity since the last AGM. Please also find here an agenda for the AGM and nomination forms for those seeking election to the Friends executive. Forms must be submitted no later than 5pm on Thursday 14 January 2016 to mountsfieldpark@gmail.com
If you can’t make the AGM but want to be involved in FOMP, please do get in touch – there are lots of ways in which you can help out and we would be grateful for any support you can offer.
NOMINATION FORM FOR ELECTION TO EXECUTIVE GROUP 2016
Recycled Christmas Trees – George Lane Entrance Mountsfield Park January 2016
The pile of Christmas trees at the George Lane entrance to Mountsfield Park is growing. The trees will be chipped by Glendale Services and recycled as mulch. Last year Glendale Services delivered a huge pile of Christmas tree mulch to the community garden, which we shifted by the barrow load to cover the flower beds.
Christmas trees for recycling at Mountsfield Park 2016
Join us in Mountsfield Park for Christmas Carols and festive fun!
2015 has been another busy year in Mountsfield Park. From the volunteers braving the new year cold in January to tend the burgeoning community garden, to the massive turn out at the Teddy Bears’ Picnic during Hither Green Festival Week in May, and through to the summer BBQ fun (who can forget the sight of the Bald Eagle soaring over the trees?), this year has been one to remember.
But it wouldn’t be complete without one final hurrah in 2015! So come along to Carols in Mountsfield Park, Saturday 19 December, from 14:00.
There will be music, mince pies, beer, mulled wine, cider, and the chance to spend a magical afternoon with your community.
We look forward to seeing as many of you wonderful people there as possible!
Rory, Maria, Carrie, Ros, Rivke, Max, and Gareth
FOMP Executive
Friends of Mountsfield Park Open Meeting 7-8pm Wednesday 2nd December 2015 – All Welcome!
Friends of Mountsfield Park Open Meeting with Glendale 7-8pm Wednesday 2nd December 2015 – All Welcome!
Venue: Hither Green Baptist Church, Theodore Rd, London SE13 6HT.
Please come to the meeting and let us know about improvements that you would like for Mountsfield Park and let Glendale know any concerns about the way that the park is maintained. If you are unable to attend the meeting and would like issues raised – email us at mountsfieldpark@gmail.com. Meeting minutes will be forwarded to Lewisham Council and the Rushey Green Councillors. Continue reading
Tree planting in the park with Friends of Mountsfield Park – 10am, Sunday 15th November 2015 – All Welcome!
Santa’s Snow Rush at Mountsfield Park SE6 – Sunday 29 November
Sign up at www.demelza.org.uk for a festive obstacle course at Mountsfield Park SE6 1AN 29 November 2015:
Adults (16+) £22, children (15 and under) £7.50
A festive charity event for Demelza hospice care for children
Council seek expressions of interest in a new cafe in Mountsfield Park
As many of you know, Lewisham Council have £50k set aside to support the development a new and improved cafe in Mountsfield Park, and they are now seeking expressions of interest from potential operators.
We don’t think there is any single way to create a wonderful cafe in Mountsfield Park, and are keen that this process encourages creative and innovative approaches, bringing in private investment to supplement money from the Council.
If you know somebody who might be interested – perhaps an existing local business – please encourage them to contact the Corporate Asset Team at Lewisham Council on 0208 314 6865 or email Jennifer.Rivers@lewisham.gov.uk . The Team will also be hosting an open afternoon on Wednesday 28 October from 14:00-16:00 – why not come along and share your views?
The Friends of Mountsfield Park have produced a short information pack to help this process – MP_Brief_FINAL_July_2015.pdf
We hope that this can be the start of the next phase of improvement at our wonderful park. With your help, continued engagement, and enthusiasm, the cafe we all dream of can become a reality.
The deadline for cafe operators to submit their expressions of interest to the Council’s Corporate Asset Team is 28 October 2015. The Council will then will then formally invite bids giving 6 weeks to return.
Thanks.
Rory, Maria, Carrie, Ros, Rivke, Max, and Gareth
FOMP Executive
Mountsfield Park Trim Trail Bid – Rushey Green Assembly 6th Oct 2015 7pm Civic Suite SE6 4RU
Please support our Rushey Green Assembly bid for a fitness/ trail trim trail funding for Mountsfield Park, Catford at Rushey Green Assembly 6th Oct 2015 7pm Civic Suite SE6 4RU. Mountsfield Park is very popular with people who want gentle exercise and those who want to keep fit. An attractive 1.5km trim trail route around the perimeter of the park would improve the facilities for runners and other fitness enthusiasts who use the park. Teenagers and children also enjoy using trim trail equipment. Glendale have agreed to bid for the bulk of the funding. They will install and maintain the trim trim trail equipment.
More information about venue:
https://mountsfieldpark.wordpress.com/…/mountsfield-park-t…/
More information about venue:
http://councilmeetings.lewisham.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CommitteeId=303&CF=&MeetingId=4046&Ver=4
Nature’s Gym at Mountsfield Park 5th and 19th November 2015
5th and 19th November 2015
11am-2pm Nature’s Gym
Mountsfield Park
Contact: judith.simmons@glendale-services.co.uk
Nature’s Gym programme:
Nature’s-gym-programme-october-december-2015
Thanks to PC Tomasz Gamracy and Lewisham Council environmental health officers for inviting Friends of Mountsfield Park to join them for a #FlashSearch at Mountsfield Park
Thanks to PC Tomasz Gamracy and Lewisham Council environmental health officers for inviting Friends of Mountsfield Park to join them for a #FlashSearch at Mountsfield Park!
Please let us know if you are able to attend an #FlashSearch at Mountsfield Park – 2pm Friday 13th October
Let us know if you are able to attend a #FlashSearch with Friends of Mountsfield Park and PC Tomasz Gamracy (Rushey Green Safer Neighbourhood Team) at Mountsfield Park.
We will be meeting at Mountsfield Park cafe / kiosk at 2pm Friday 13th October.
Please email us at mountsfieldpark@gmail.com
Attendees must be aged 18 or over.
Rhys Moore-Campbell (age 13) missing since approximately 2.30pm September 29 after he left home to go to Mountsfield Park
Catford Bridge Butterflies inspired by Victorian entomolgist Henry Stainton Who Lived at Mountsfield
Another tree given the chop at Mountsfield Park
Catford Community Town Centre Consultation Events Planned
Major community engagement with Catford residents launched. With the town centre on the brink of big and exciting change, Team Catford, a small group of passionate Catford residents, is about to launch a major community engagement on behalf of Lewisham Council. Continue reading
