Littleover, in Derby, is fortunate in having seven parks, each with its own character and wildlife. We want you to enjoy them to the full and perhaps consider helping the Friends of Littleover Parks (FOLPs) improve and maintain them.
Please come and join us!
Working Parties
FOLPs hold working parties to carry out improvements in all the parks usually lasting a couple of hours. You are very welcome to join us. No special skills are required and tools can be provided. The work can vary from light to 'very tiring'.
We have a working party on Sunnydale Park every first Saturday of each month, and one on another of our parks every third Saturday of each month. These usually last about 2 hours, starting at 10 am. Details of these are published here and on notice boards around the parks.
Please come and join us!
Working Parties
FOLPs hold working parties to carry out improvements in all the parks usually lasting a couple of hours. You are very welcome to join us. No special skills are required and tools can be provided. The work can vary from light to 'very tiring'.
We have a working party on Sunnydale Park every first Saturday of each month, and one on another of our parks every third Saturday of each month. These usually last about 2 hours, starting at 10 am. Details of these are published here and on notice boards around the parks.
DATES for your diary
Tuesday 27th February 7:30pm to 9pm at Littleover Social Club, FOLPs Annual General Meeting
Sunnydale park and
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CLEMsons parkClemsons has a fine selection of native and ornamental trees. More information here |
Griffe Field parkGriffe Field was created by the developers of Heatherton Estate. More information here |
king george v playing FieldsAs well as playing fields there is a large children's playground, tennis courts and more.
More information here |
Heatherton pond |
Millennium woodMany local people sponsored a tree to mark the birth of a baby in 2000. More information here |
Millennium wood
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Havenbaulk recreation ground |
Galleries
More pictures of the plants and wildlife in our parks can be found here
More pictures of the plants and wildlife in our parks can be found here
Identification When you are out and about in the parks, take your smartphone and use these website links to help you identify the plants and wildlife you may see. If you see something unusual or very beautiful, why not send us a photo for this website? |