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Dementia Friendly High Park
You are invited to come & join us Become a Dementia Friend Dementia Friends gives people an understanding of dementia and the small things that you can do that make a difference – please join us! Southport Community Centre, Norwood Road, PR8 6HQ Tuesday 1st November 6.00pm – 7.30pm Come and join us from 5.30pm […]
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We need your help with our survey
We need your help…. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey & help us plan what the High Park Project should do next – we need your ideas & views High Park Community Survey 2016 As a special thank you – all completed surveys will go in to a draw for a chance […]
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Please support our Community Newsletter
Hi all, Just a quick note – if any local businesses or organisations would like to advertise in the next issue of the High Park Community Newsletter (2000 copies produced and distributed locally) please get in touch! The newsletter is a quality, printed, full colour, 16 page, A5 booklet and it costs just £25.00 for a […]
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Family Fun on Devonshire Road Park
Monday 11th April 1pm – 4pm Family fun on Devonshire Road Park Many thanks to everyone who came along to Devonshire Road Park for family fun last Monday We had arts and crafts on the bus, Active Soccer, forest schools fun (when we finally unlocked the cab of the bus and managed to get the […]
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We Need Your Help!
Days-Gone-By Pictures and Stories We are hoping to do a days-gone-by-page on our High Park project website and we are looking for any pictures and stories about High Park in days gone by. Any black and white pictures would be fantastic – I can copy them and let you have them back I would any […]
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Summer Holiday Activities 2015 – What a summer!
Summer Holiday Activities update: What a fantastic summer! We had so much happening and met lots of you either in the park with the Blue Bus and the football or at Southport Community Centre for the arts & crafts and the family cookery! Have a look below for more about What Happened This Summer 2015! We have […]
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