News and Upcoming Events
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August 2009 - The Four Seasons of Priory Park Exhibition
- St Paul's Fountain
December 2009 - Priory Park Calendars 2010
Priory Park Calendars for 2010 are available for sale from the Priory Park cafe, Budgens and Prosperos book shop on Crouch End Broadway or direct from Bill Bott at: bott62@aol.com price 9.99. These would make excellent Christmas presents.
A new exhibition on this theme, sponsored by the Friends of Priory Park, is now open in the Fun Yum Cafe in Priory Park and will run until 7th September. The Cafe is open each day from 9.30am until 6pm.
The exhibition consists of about 40 photographs showing the park in its many moods from snow bound winter landscapes to the glory of a single rose at high summer.
All photographs are for sale and all profits will go to the Friends of Priory Park so that we can continue our work of making improvements to the Park, but why not just come along and enjoy the exhibition and the Park? Everyone is welcome..
July 2009 - Green Flag Awarded! Again!!
Priory Park has yet again been awarded Green Flag status, making it seven years in a row. Our congratulations go to Tony Healy, Park Manager, and his team for their sterling work.
The Green Flag Award is the national standard for parks and green spaces in England and Wales and began in 1996 as a means of recognising and rewarding the best green spaces in the country.
November 2009 - centenary of installation of St Paul's Fountain
We're planning a bit of a celebration, so watch this space..., but in the meantime, if you would like to find out more about the history of the Fountain, please follow the link below.
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Friends of Priory Park
Friends of Priory Park was set up in 1996 with the aims of working with the Council to improve and maintain the Park's facilities; to campaign for increased funding for the Park by lobbying councillors and MPs; and to increase public awareness of the use and importance of parks. The vast majority of members are local residents and regular Park users. Since its inception, the Friends group closely liaises with other parks in the Haringey through the Parks Forum in respect of overarching issues affecting all green spaces within the borough. Last updated 01.12.09 by RCS