Events Archive
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Conservation Volunteers Work PartyBedfont Lakes Country Park Saturday 30th January 2010 10am - 3pm Come join the volunteers to help maintain the high standard of nature conservation in Bedfont Lakes, from habitat management to footpath repairs! People volunteer for a number of reasons including gaining experience in the nature conservation industry, keeping fit, meeting like-minded people and putting something back into their local community. Whatever your reason, why not give it a try! Meet at The Information Centre, Bedfont Lakes Country Park |
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Winter WalkBedfont Lakes Country Park Sunday 31st January 2010 9am Join us as we stroll around Bedfont Lakes looking at the wildlife that is out and about braving the cold weather. Adults £2.00 / Children and concessions £1.00 |
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Conservation Volunteers Work PartyBedfont Lakes Country Park Saturday 16th January 2010 10am - 3pm Come join the volunteers to help maintain the high standard of nature conservation in Bedfont Lakes, from habitat management to footpath repairs! People volunteer for a number of reasons including gaining experience in the nature conservation industry, keeping fit, meeting like-minded people and putting something back into their local community. Whatever your reason, why not give it a try! Meet at The Information Centre, Bedfont Lakes Country Park |
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Bird WalkBedfont Lakes Country Park Sunday 17th January 2010 9am A stroll around the Country Park to look for some of our wintering bird species from the various ducks on North Lake to possibly seeing Bittern and Water Rail around the reedbeds fringing the lakes. Adults £2.00 / Children and concessions £1.00
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Exhibition - Spencer Perceval and All Saints ChurchGunnersbury Park Museum October 3rd 2009 – Jan 3rd 2010 Open every day (except December 25th – 26th) 11am - 4pm Spencer Perceval was the only Ealing resident to become Prime Minister (in 1809) and the only British Prime Minister to have been assassinated (in 1812). This exhibition tells the story of his life and career, his assassination and the building of his memorial Church, All Saints, on land that once belonged to Gunnersbury Park.
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Jack and the BeanstalkPaul Robeson Theatre Wednesday 2nd December 2009 - Sunday 3rd January 2010 Various times: download the (.PDF) leaflet > The family pantomime adventure. Join Jack on a GIANT adventure up the beanstalk, hoping to right wrongs and save the day...and don’t forget the Legendary Interactive Rock Fight! For further information and Tickets please call: 0845 456 2840 or email: boxoffice@laing.com |
