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Archery returns to Highfield Park

24th May 202024th May 2020 Park Manager 288 Views archery, rules

Elswood Bowmen have been through the ArcheryGB and Govt approved regulations and have a plan to allow very limited numbers

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Upcoming Events

9:00 pm Bat Night July 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Bat Night July 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Jul 17 @ 9:00 pm – 10:15 pm

Bat Night July This event will begin with a short talk in our Visitor Centre giving pointers on what bats

2:00 pm CANCELLED Get to know the park’s... @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

CANCELLED Get to know the park’s... @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Aug 2 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

This event is a guided walk that will look at Highfield Park’s trees and the life that they support. There

8:15 pm Bat Night August 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Bat Night August 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Aug 14 @ 8:15 pm – 9:30 pm

Bat Night August This event will begin with a short talk in our Visitor Centre giving pointers on what bats

7:00 pm Bat Night September 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Bat Night September 2020 @ Highfield Park Visitor Centre

Sep 18 @ 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm

Bat Night September This event will begin with a short talk in our Visitor Centre giving pointers on what bats

2:00 pm Apple Day 2020 @ YMCA Gym, Highfield Park Centre

Apple Day 2020 @ YMCA Gym, Highfield Park Centre

Oct 4 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Our fun and traditional celebration of English Apples. There is something for everyone at our Sunday afternoon event. You could

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Tree of the Month

Every month, we select a Tree of the Month, which we publish here and identify in the park. It's a great way to learn about the amazing tree species that can be found in Highfield Park.

Tree of the Month

Common Alder

1st December 20193rd December 2019 Park Manager

Tree of the Month

Common Spindle Tree

1st November 20193rd December 2019 Park Manager

Tree of the Month

Whitebeam

1st September 20193rd September 2019 Park Manager

Tree of the Month

Goat or Pussy Willow

1st August 20191st August 2019 Park Manager

Improvising Generations

Help Us

Highfield Park is different in that it is a charity funded park. As such, Highfield Park Trust welcomes support, however it is given. Please consider how you may be able to help us.

Help Us Highlight

Highfield Park Trust Community Survey 2019

1st September 201921st October 2019 Park Events

Sponsor a Tree

7th June 20188th June 2018 Park Manager

Venue for Hire

9th May 201810th May 2018 Park Manager

Volunteering

10th September 201710th September 2017 Park Manager

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