Some of you will know Steve and his two cocker spaniels from the park. He was the man behind these tweets. He loved Acton Park. Glaslyn Osprey Project have set up this fundraising page in his memory https://t.co/hz1wIicYcZ.
Found 6 painted rocks scattered around Action Parc on our walk. Not sure how many there are in total or who did them but it had my son hunting around all the trees and stones. @ActonParkFriend@wrexham
Acton Park’s oldest tree - our ancient Oak - over 400 years old has woken from hibernation once again and looks magnificent - some things remain normal thankfully.
Coronavirus outbreak - in line with government recommendations all events organized by the Friends of Acton Park are cancelled until further notice. To all our loyal volunteers and supporters - we hope to see you all again soon - in the meantime please stay safe and take care.
Year 4 are exploring @ActonParkFriend this morning as part of our Wild Wood topic. We are looking for insects and materials to create our bug hotels, searching for habitats and measuring trees! We are also collecting natural materials for our land art project! #wildwoods
♻️ As part of our @oneworlder Climate Action topic, Blwyddyn 3 completed a litter pick at Acton Park. We collected 14 bags of rubbish and back at school recycled what we could of it. @ActonParkFriend@wrexhamcbc