Argyll & Bute	Helensburgh Friends of Loch Lomond
Barnsley	Friends of Locke Park	Friends of Cannon Hall Museum, Park & Gardens
	Friends of Royston Park
Bedfordshire	Leighton Buzzard Friends of Tring Reservoirs
Birmingham	Birmingham Open Spaces Forum BOSF is an active network which aims to expand, improve and sustain open spaces in Birmingham. Membership is free and open to organisations and individuals. BOSF plans to offer opportunities for groups and individuals interested in open spaces to share knowledge and experience. At present this will be in the form of email contact, this website and meetings.	Highbury Park Friends Highbury Park Friends is a voluntary group dedicated to the preservation, improvement and enjoyment of Highbury Park in the Birmingham ward of Kings Heath. Highbury Park has a rich history, containing evidence from the bronze age to the present day. Each of these is worth preserving and in some instances enhancing.
	Friends of Sutton Park Association	Friends of Cotteridge Park
	Friends of Balaam’s Wood	Friends of Small Heath Park
	Friends of Edgbaston Reservoir	Friends of Balsall Heath Park
Bolton	Horwich Friends of Old Station Park Old Station Park is a relatively new and accessible green space in the heart of the Lancashire town of Horwich. The name reflects the park's location on the site of the former Horwich rail station and reflects the industry which brought the town fame and fortune in the latter part of the 19th century — the railway.
Bournemouth	Friends of King's Park
Bracknell Forest	Bullbrook Friends of Lily Hill Park
Cambridgeshire	Cambridge Friends of Milton Country Park Milton Country Park is an area located on the Northern outskirts of Cambridge and can be accessed very easily by car or bus. It offers sanctuary for wildlife and plants. A network of over 2 miles of paths guide you around the park, these paths are suitable for bicycles and wheelchairs as well as those on foot. A Sensory Garden next to the visitors' centre gives people with visual impairment has plants selected for aroma and texture. A wheelchair loan scheme is in operation.
Cheshire	Chester Friends of Caldy Nature Park This park of 30 acres is on the eastern edge of Chester off Caldy Valley Road, about a quarter of a mile down the road from the Sainsbury's store. It is owned by Chester City Council and is surrounded by new housing.
Cumbria	Kendal Friends of the Lake District
Dorset	Friends of Durlston (country park)
Dudley	Friends of Priory Park Priory Park in Dudley takes its name from the old Priory of St James's, the ruins of which are a prominent feature in the grounds of the park. The Priory, not far from Dudley Castle, was first founded by Gervase Paganell, Lord of Dudley, in the 12th Century, and was closed by Henry VIII in the 1530's. The ruins of The Priory were restored to their current form, and the grounds became a park, during the 1930's. The park is one of several key attractions which can be found near the centre of Dudley. The group "Friends of Priory Park" (FoPP), who maintain this web site, was founded in February 2002 to campaign to maintain Priory Park as an attractive amenity for the local community and visitors to the area.	Friends of Wordsley Park The Friends of Wordsley Park group represents the King George V Playing Field 'Brierley Hill' which is in Wordsley. The group started in April 2004 in an effort to reduce the amount of vandalism and number of arson attacks on the park, which is situated on Lawnswood Road and Bells Lane. The group adopted the logo of the lion and the unicorn of the King George V Plaques, which makes the centrepiece of its letterhead.
Glasgow	Friends of Kelvingrove Park The Friends of Kelvingrove Park aim to maintain & enhance architectural and environmental features in one of Glasgow's oldest and most popular public parks.
	Friends of River Kelvin
Hampshire	Aldershot Friends of Brickfields Country Park Probably one of the British Isles smallest and least known country parks. (Unless you know of one under 9 acres !) Reclaimed from the remains of a Victorian brickworks and clay diggings, Brickfields Country Park is a peaceful, natural park, known only by local residents and a few in the know - and now you !
Hertfordshire	St. Albans Friends of Verulamium Park Formed in 2001 with the aim of working to preserve the natural beauty of this precious space. The Friends are pushing on many fronts as well as taking positive action ourselves. For example the annual litter pick, ivy removal and planting of snowdrops, cyclamen etc. and cleaning the Roman Walls.	Cassiobury Park Friends of Cassiobury Park
Kent	Tunbridge Wells Friends of Dunorlan Park	Bexleyheath Friends of Danson Park
Kirklees	Batley Friends of Oakwell Hall and Country Park Founded in 1988, the Friends of Oakwell Hall and Country Park are a voluntary support group for this wonderfully authentic 16th Century Manor House and its surrounding 110 acres of country park. Nestling close to the M62 motorway and just a few miles from the major cities of Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield, Oakwell was immortalised by Charlotte Bronte in her novel "Shirley". With its historical connections, wide open spaces, wooded areas, ponds, streams, walks and abundant wildlife, you'll find Oakwell a surprising countryside oasis in what is predominantly an industrial area.
	Huddersfield Friends Of Beaumont Park
Knowsley	Friends Of Stadt Moers Park
London	Lambeth Friends of Vauxhall Park A voluntary group, established in 1999, whose aim is to protect and enhance Vauxhall Park as a place of freedom, recreation and enjoyment for all sections of the local comunity. We publish a regular and interesting newsletter, and work closely with The London Borugh of Lambeth and its contractors.	Romford Friends of Dagnam Park Have already been successful in our campaign to have the park declared a Local Nature Reserve, but we are still campaigning to include within the park the surrounding “set aside” farmland that is owned by the council.
	Brentford Friends of Boston Manor Park Are a positive, modern-thinking group who strongly value our heritage but are also looking forward to the future. We participate in projects, fundraise, lobby councils and government agencies in order to help restore and maintain the historical aspects of Boston Manor Park and House. Looking Ahead Whilst cherishing and wishing to preserve the historical aspects of the Park and House, we also wish to help provide facilities and open space for current and future generations; to promote a happy and healthy lifestyle within our urban surroundings.	Chiswick Friends of Dukes Meadows A Conservation Charity, who's aim is to restore a riverside park and recreational open space play area in Dukes Meadows Chiswick West London, back to it’s former glory. Helping to create a beautiful riverside park and new community recreation play area for children. We need your ideas, experience, energy and enthusiasm to help create a park with all the diverse amenities in which those local and wider communities can visit and enjoy, and feel proud of for years to come.
	Southwark Friends of Peckham Rye Park Peckham Rye Park is one of the most beautiful parks in South London. Opened in 1894 it enjoyed many years of excellent up keep and attention. Sadly, as with most Victorian parks, after the war it was badly neglected. In 1995 The Friends of Peckham Rye Park was formed. It was felt that an action group was needed to stop the park from falling into further disrepair. The group also felt that an organisation was needed for any affairs to do with the park from anti social behaviour to saving trees.	Islington Friends Of Finsbury Park
	Herne Hill Friends of Brockwell Park	Southwark Friends of Guy Street Park
	Southwark Friends of Burgess Park	Islington Friends Of Gillespie Park
	Merton Friends of Cannizaro Park	Lambeth Friends of Larkhall Park
	Southwark Friends of Nunhead Cemetery	Haringey Friends of Finsbury Park
	Greenwich Friends of Greenwich Park
Leeds	Friends of Gledhow Valley Woods Gledhow Valley Woods is a ribbon of woodland and grassland running about 1.5 km through a suburban area of north Leeds. The valley is entirely surrounded by housing and the busy Gledhow Valley Road runs through its centre. A small stream called Gledhow Beck flows along the valley and empties into Gledhow Lake. The Friends of Gledhow Valley Woods was set up in March 1996 to protect and enhance the natural beauty of the woods, increase public awareness, support other local groups, and liaise with all appropriate organisations to achieve objectives. Membership is open to all.
	Friends of Temple Newsam Park	Friends of Roundhay Park
Leicestershire	Wymondham Friends of Thetford Forest Park The Friends of Thetford Forest Park is a volunteer body, established in 1995. It aims to increase knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of Thetford Forest Park and to encourage the involvement of the local community and general public in the Forest Park's future development.
	Friends of Abbey Park	Leicester Friends of Knighton Park
Manchester	Stretford Friends of Longford Park
Newcastle upon Tyne	Friends of Leazes Park
North Yorkshire	North Yorkshire Moors Association
Pembrokeshire	Friends of Pembrokeshire National Park
Plymouth	Friends of Hartley Park
Poole	Friends of Poole Park
Salford	Pendleton Friends of Buile Hill Park The Friends of Buile Hill Park are an independent group of people who care about Buile Hill Park, Salford. Through working in partnership with other local community organisations and Salford City Council we encourage everyone who shares our aims to join us and help restore Buile Hill Park to it's former glory. To achieve this we believe that Buile Hill Park should once again become a great place to visit for both local people and those living further away.
	Friends of Irlam and Cadishead Parks
Sheffield	Friends of Graves Park Graves Park is Sheffield's largest Park and occupies over 200 acres on the southern edge of the city. The area is historic parkland and has existed as such for around 1000 years. It was saved from development by Alderman J.G.Graves, one of the city's major benefactors, who purchased the land between 1926 and 1936, and gifted it to the people of Sheffield as parkland forever. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of landscapes within the park. Attractions include a rare breeds centre and animal farm, lakes where exotic waterfowl can be seen, a cafe and children's play area, and many sports facilities. There are large areas of mature woodland where squirrels and wild birds can be observed from the footpaths.
	Friends of Firth Park	Friends of the Peak District
	Walkley Friends of Ruskin Park
South Ayrshire	Alloway Friends of Burns National Heritage Park
Southampton	Friends of Townhill Park House Gardens
Stockton on Tees	Friends of Ropner Park Wether you like your parks to be a great place for a game of football, somewhere to try and get fit or just somewhere to sit and watch the world go by, Ropner Park should fit the bill. So although everyone at the friends of Ropner Park are proud of our website and the fact that your looking at it we would much prefer that you were out enjoying the park itself, so don't just sit there plan your visit now.
	Friends of Preston Hall Museum and Park
Suffolk	Woodbridge Friends of the Sandlings Forests
sunderland	Friends of Thompson Park
Surrey	Sunbury Friends of Sunbury Park	Wallington Friends of Mellows Park
	Frimley Green Friends of Frimley Lodge Park
Wirral	Wallasey Friends Of Vale Park	Friends of the North Wirral Coastal Park
	Friends of Storeton Woods
Wolverhampton	Friends of Phoenix Park The Friends of Phoenix Park is into it's 5th year of this community project to support the New Deal for Communities initiative. They have done a really good job, and have managed to influence around 2M pounds.
Worcestershire	Worcester Friends of Gheluvelt Park
York	Friends of St. Nicholas Fields

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