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The Friends of the parks community groups make a huge difference to the quality of our parks. Find out how to contact your local group or how to set up one yourself for your local park.
The community groups that work in our parks make a huge difference to the quality of the spaces. They lead on all sorts of activities that make the park a better place. Some run events, some do a lot of gardening, improvements and planting, some run activities and many are involved in the future planning for the park.
If you want to get involved, contact your local group to find out more, and if you don't see one for your local park and would be interested in setting one up, contact environment@kingston.gov.uk and we'll put you in touch with people who can help. You can also find further information on community development programmes in parks on the Glendale website.
Friends of Berrylands nature reserve
Email: berrylandsnr@gmail.com
Friends of Beverley Park: Facebook
Canbury and Riverside Association (CARA)
Canbury Gardens shared use cycle and pedestrian pathway trial.
Canbury Community Garden: Facebook
Email: friendselmroadrec@gmail.com
Friends of Fishponds: Facebook
Email: fishpondssurb@gmail.com
Hogsmill Community Garden: Facebook
Friends of Kingston Road Recreation Ground: Website, Facebook
Friends of Latchmere Recreation (FOLAR): Facebook
Email: team@ourmanorpark.org.uk
Manorgate Road (MACRA)
Queens Promenade Friends: Facebook, Instagram: @queenspromenade
Email: queenspromfriends@gmail.com
Tolworth Treasure & the Hogsmill Hum: Facebook
Friends of Victoria Recreation Ground (FoVR): Facebook
Email: fovrsurbiton@aol.com