life persists despite the devastation

LOST VIDEO CAMERA

A few weeks ago a student left a video camera with someone on the camp site. Campers remember it being used by only a small amount of people before it disapeared. It needs to be returned urgently as the student had it out on loan.

If you have any information please phone 07757639668 or email savealexandraparkstrees@hotmail.com we are only interested in returning it asap - that’s all.

Exhibition – Alexandra Park: A heart-breaking work of staggering destruction

We are looking for photos and materials for this exhibition.
Songs,
sketches,
drawings,
paintings,
photographs,
textiles,
sculptures,
poetry
installation etc.
Anything that anybody connected to this appalling event has made in response to it. All ages . This will be a great event and attract good media attention. There is an initial meeting on Wednesday between the organisers and exhibition host so if you have something you want to be considered email it or send details about it to Tim at littlefishstudio [at] gmail.com

Please indicate your permission for it to be used, and if you want any clarity, email Tim.

save our willow from death

reflections on our park

where there were ash

The photographs in this gallery are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

PROTEST & CIRCUS JAM SATURDAY 2ND MARCH 1PM !!!

PROTEST & CIRCUS JAM THIS SATURDAY 1PM !!!
Get Your Banners Out & Your Juggling Balls Too…
SPREAD THE WORD, & SPREAD IT LOUD !
Hey Council Leave Our Trees Alone …!!

This Sat & Sun from 1pm until everyones tired of jammin
Event on Facebook

Contact Kristina or Cassie on Facebook for details of this event.

Email: savealexandraparkstrees@hotmail.com
Twitter: @SaveAPTrees
Facebook Group

What’s this protest all about?

Visit the About page to find out. Here are Positive Action Steps to protest. And here’s lots of thing you can do to save the trees and wildlife

Great Spotted Woodpecker

local residents campaigning against unnecessary tree felling visit the site

Flyer and Poster

“Do not forget it is the park of the people” – Opening Ceremony, 1870

This is what respect looks like?