London Friends of Greenspaces Network Did you know there are 500 Friends of Parks groups in London? The Friends of Lloyd Park meets these and other groups several times a year, at the London Friends of Greenspaces Network who are preparing…
Greetings, park users! We’re planning another season of great events – here’s a run-down for the year ahead. Thursday day 1st March – Daffodil Day: Join us in the Dog and Duck at 222 Chingford Road E17 5AL to welcome…
We celebrate Edward Lloyd (1815-1890), the Victorian publisher after whom our park is named. Lloyd is the lesser-known resident of Water House, which is now the lively, much-loved William Morris Gallery. In 1898, Lloyd’s family donated the house and park…
If you’ve ever thought about trying bowling in the park, why not join the Walthamstow Borough Bowls Club on their new synthetic green? New members, including beginners, are very welcome, and you can enjoy social or competitive bowling. The friendly…
Lloyd Park has just received a Green Flag award – the national benchmark for quality for recreational parks and green spaces in the UK. This is a serious achievement and not all applicants make the grade. The council applied for…
Did you know that the moat in Lloyd Park dates back to at least 1714? Or that the park almost housed a fire station on Aveling Fields? Read more about our park’s history by Sue Nisbet, a long-standing Friend of…
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