The Friends of
HARTLEY PARK

Welcome

Latest News:

May 2010

There will be a meeting at 6.30pm on Thursday 20th May at Compton Methodist church, Eggbuckland Road, Higher Compton, to discuss improvements and funding for the park, all are welcome!!

January 2010

We have recently attended the second of two meetings, aiming to set up a Plymouth parks forum, this will enable all of the Plymouth parks groups to join forces, and share information

20 December 2008

We recently had a bulb planting day at the park - here are some pictures!!

18 December 2008

We recently received an award for our efforts in the park - have a look here

22 April 2008

Read the notes from the meeting here

12 April 2008  Community action Day in the Park - We had a very productive day - thanks to all who helped. Here are some Pictures

Jan 2008
Meeting at the Hyde Park Pub ClickHere for the Minutes

Welcome to the website of The Friends of Hartley Park.

The business of our last meeting on 22nd April 2008 was held at the Hyde Park pub. There has been some good progress since our previous meeting. Please review the recent minutes for more details.

We are always keen for people to join us - please click here to email us with your name, and we will be in touch!!

Hartley Park is situated approximately 2 miles from the centre of Plymouth between Mannamead Road, Hartley Avenue, Eggbuckland Road and Reservoir Road. Click Here To View Map.

The park has a long history, formerly being known as Hartley Pleasure Gardens and being closely associated in it's early development with water supplies into Plymouth and specifically Hartley Reservoir.

In a prime location the park offers a pleasant open space, childrens play area and other recreational facilities including a tennis court.

Unfortunately, the park has fallen into disrepair and The Friends of Hartley Park has been formed to gain funding and in liaison with the Parks Department of Plymouth City Council and Devon and Cornwall Police, to bring the park back to it's former glory.

We are pleased to receive any comments you have about Hartley Park. Please use the contact form on the site or email us at ray@doghouse14.f9.co.uk

http://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/leisureandtourism/parksgardensandopenspaces.htm