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Picnic in the Park 2021 has been cancelled.
We have a date set for next year’s Picnic – Sunday 3rd July 2022. Hopefully, we will all be vaccinated by then and will be able to mingle and picnic to our hearts’ content!
No Picnic in the Park this year
Sadly, we have decided to cancel Picnic in the Park 2021. With Covid restrictions not due to be fully lifted until June 21st at the earliest and our scheduled event less than two weeks later, it was too big a … read more
Action Days are back!
We have resumed our Saturday morning volunteer meetings to pick up litter, tend the wild flower beds and generally tidy up the park where needed. We get together on the first Saturday of each month at 9.30 near the toilet … read more
Events 2021
Because of Covid-19 restrictions, there is uncertainty about whether we will be able to hold Picnic in the Park in July. We will publish details as soon as a decision is made.
Picnic in the Park 2021?
There is obviously continuing doubt about whether we will be able to hold Picnic in the Park this year. Because of the ongoing pandemic, it is looking unlikely that large gatherings of people will be permitted, but we will take … read more
Winter park locking
The park continues to be locked to vehicles from dusk to 9am on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
AGM 2020
We were not able to hold an AGM in 2020 because of Covid-19, but here is the annual report for 2020 by Collin Carr, Chair of the Friends Committee: What a year! We are nearly 6 months into the Covid … read more
Park to be locked at night
The park is now closed to cars from 6.30pm to 9am following problems caused by people driving into the park at night, and suspected illegal activity.
New viewpoint
The redesigned viewpoint opened in time for visitors to enjoy a bird’s-eye view of Bath bathed in the summer sunshine.
This year’s Picnic in the Park has been cancelled
It is with great sadness that we have taken the decision to cancel Picnic in the Park this year because of the ongoing problems caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. We have already pencilled in next year’s date though – Sunday … read more