Goats! Back at Camden Meadow
Meet Edward (sporting the smart black collar) and Evelyn (red). As before, both on loan from our friends at Street Goat, Bristol. They’ll be with us for a good 6-8 weeks, helping the...
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From our friends at Hedgemead Park…
News from Caroline Groom and the good folk at Friends of Hedgemead Park. Supporting our ‘Contribute’ Camden theme. Read their latest news highlighting a creative, nature-themed link between Hedgemead Park, Camden Meadow and...
Busy bees at Camden Meadow
It’s been a hive of activity at Camden Meadow over the past year. (That’s the last dodgy bee pun, I promise.) Here’s a whistle-stop tour… January 2022: two beehives bought and installed, nurtured...
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
The Christmas lights at Camden Meadow are back, and better than ever! Well done to all at Friends of Camden Meadow.
Save the Dates – three great events coming up
Our new Camden Connect theme continues with three upcoming community events. More details to come (watch this space) but for now pop these on your calendar: Spooky Camden – Trick or Treat, Camden...
A quiz, some more events, and a .Gov consultation
A few quick updates from me: 1) We had a lovely time last night at our first Pub Quiz collaboration with our friends at The Claremont. There was a Bath and Camden focus...
The boys are back in town!
Gilbert & Brownie return to Camden Meadow. Visit our friends at CamdenMeadow.org for an update.
Bee kind – plant for Camden’s most populous residents!
Minty writes: The Friends of Camden Meadow volunteer group have partnered with Bath City Farm to introduce honeybees. The introduction of bees in the area will be a boon toCamden gardens nearby, and...
A burgeoning community in Camden
If you follow the numbered trail… Last year the Friends of Camden Meadow really got going and coppiced about 24 hazels and various other trees to extend the pasture area and create some...
Double vision?
The left hand picture was taken at a murky time on Saturday in Kensington Meadows. Whether it is by design or an accident the hole in the stone sculpture frames Camden Crescent beautifully....