A new acting secretary
With regret, Hettie has this weekend stepped down as secretary of FoWCoS. I think we all want to thank her for all her efforts and look forward to continuing to work with her in future. Thank you Hettie, your genuine sincerity and care mean so much and I’m so glad you will keep doing things…
Save the trees: Islington’s new plans destroy trees, act now to protect them
There are just a few days to make your point if you want something better than Islington Council’s planned c.£1.5m+ splurge on a cricket-focused building in Wray Crescent. That chance exists because Islington Council have revised two drawings in their plans for Wray Crescent. You can take action now What the new plans mean The…
Event: Pot a plant to take home
Hi everyone! We wanted to let you know that Islington’s parks team are back in Wray Crescent this weekend on Saturday, April 13 to give you free plants, part of the regular, Islington-wide Pot A Plant to Take Home series of park visits. What is Pot A Plant to Take Home? Each year, Islington’s lovely…
Consultation on basketball court in Wray Crescent
Islington has announced a consultation event concerning the future of the basketball court in Wray Crescent on Saturday September 16, between 1-4pm.
Wray Crescent Festival photos & thanks to all
Alittle later than planned, we wanted to share some images of the day, ask for some ideas, and invite people to get involved if we decide to put together another event like that.
Join us for Wray Crescent Festival July 29
We are thrilled to announce the very first Love Parks Summer Festival in Wray Crescent Park runs noon-5pm on July 29.
Help write a song for Wray Crescent
Come and help write a completely original song for Wray Crescent to be performed at the festival on July 29.
Yoga and Tai-Chi in the park return from July 7
The Friends of Wray Crescent present yoga and tai-chi sessions in the park from July 7 at 6:30pm
The library is open – come share your books!
We know it took some time to deliver on this project, but we’re happy to announce that the kid’s library in Wray Crescent is finally here! Share your books! The idea is simple: If you are a parent, drop your kid’s old books in the library. If you are a child, you get to borrow…
We have won an award for our bees project
We’re buzzing (sorry) with news that we’re one of just 21 groups in the UK to have been selected as a winner of the 2021 Bees’ Needs Champions Award from the Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). The awards recognise and celebrate initiatives to support pollinators. We won the award for our inspired bees project…