Do you care about the future of Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill?
If so, please join
In 1819
Regent’s Park was created
"This enclosure... will give a sort of glory to the Regent’s
government, which will be more felt by remote posterity
than the victories of Trafalgar and Waterloo, glorious as
these are." ... Henry Robinson
Ever since, Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill has been a good friend and a source
of delight for Londoners and visitors.
and now...
The Friends were founded in 1991 to help keep Regent’s Park unspoiled for present
and future generations. The competing pressures on this wonderful asset are multiplying
and increasingly difficult to reconcile. Developers and traffic are continually
threatening parts of the Park which, if lost, are gone for ever.
If you want to help defend the beauty and tranquillity of our green spaces
against threats and depredations, you can have more effect if you join The Friends
of Regent’s Park & Primrose Hill.
Tell us your views
The Friends can present to the relevant authorities your views on:
Flowers, trees, shrubs, landscape, policing, noise, litter, traffic, wild life, cycling,
sports, buildings, dogs, safety in the park, catering and any other matter you feel
strongly about.
You will receive newsletters keeping you informed of important items of news
affecting the Park and also about social events, meetings, talks and guided walks.
You will receive a discount on purchases at the Park cafés.
The society is a non-political body. Our aims are to help conserve, defend and, where necessary, urge the improvement of all the area within the Park boundary and the adjoining Primrose Hill. |
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Friends of Regent?s Park & Primrose Hill
Contact Links
Chair: Malcolm Kafetz - chair@friendsofregentspark.org
Treasurer: Richard E Portnoy -
treasurer@friendsofregentspark.org
Newsletter: Anne-Marie Craven -
newsletter@friendsofregentspark.org
Webmaster: Neil Manuel -
webmaster@friendsofregentspark.org
Created on Thursday 13th May 2010, last edited Sunday 29th August 2010.
Errors & Omissions excepted