PANDEMIC 2021
Our usual May Fair and Dog Show is cancelled due to the Pandemic. Depending on Government regulations we may organise an event later in the year. Watch for updates on our Social Media
Our usual May Fair and Dog Show is cancelled due to the Pandemic. Depending on Government regulations we may organise an event later in the year. Watch for updates on our Social Media
Friends of Lloyd Park NEWSLETTER Summer 2020 Edition www.friendsoflloydpark.org.uk/about/ www.facebook.com/FOLPE17A/ www.instagram.com/folpe17/?hl=en www.twitter.com/folpe17 CONTENTS Mayfair and Virtual Dog Show Virtual Skatejam Walthamstow Garden Party FoLP future events Volunteers Park improvements Future Park Improvements FoLP AGM 2020 Additional Information and links for
https://www.walthamstowgardenparty.com/about-us/ You are invited to be part of Walthamstow Garden Party In The Air, a reimagining of Walthamstow Garden Party which was scheduled to take place on 18 and 19 July in Lloyd Park. Waltham Forest residents are invited to
Ensure you keep a cow’s length away from anyone else to ensure you don’t pass on the virus or be infected yourself. To persuade visitors to the Borough’s parks they are all going to be closed from 6pm to 9am
Due to obvious Government restrictions we are currently unable to organise any events in the park. As of today (21/3/20) the park is still open but take care and follow the Government advice. KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE
Sunday 3rd November 2019 11am to 1pm
Join us for a fun afternoon of Petanque at the Petanque court in Lloyd Park on Sunday 18th August from 3pm to 6pm.
Monday May 6th 12 to 4pm Dancers, Skatejam, Basketball, Inflateables, Street Food, Craft Stalls. Celebrity Judge to judge the bess dressed dog in this year’s theme “FRUIT and VEG” https://m.facebook.com/groups/walthamforest4dogs/permalink/1314424092057494/
RED BOX CHALLENGE: On Sunday 24th March 12 noon Red Phone Box, Outside the William Morris Gallery, the Red Box project and William Morris ward councillors will be challenging ourselves to fill the red phone box outside the William Morris