The Park

Regeneration Consultation, Nov/Dec 2013

Exhibition 12 November to 9 December 2013 An exhibition about the proposals will be on show out of doors near the Cafe and also in the Museum, with a chance to leave your responses. Public Presentation on the Regeneration Proposals
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Archaeology Presentation, 17 Nov 2013

An illustrated  presentation by a member of the team from the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), in the Small Mansion. Doors open for light refreshments 2pm, presentation and discussion 2.15-3.15pm, optional site visit 3.15-3.45pm. As part of the development of
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Bat Walk, Friday 6 Sept 2013

The outreach team have notified us of this unusual event this coming Friday: A bat expert will lead a walk in the Potomac Lake area of the park. This is a free event and no booking is necessary, just turn up at the park gate opposite Lionel Road Primary School. They ask that you wear warm clothing and sturdy shoes and bring a torch.
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Park consultation and Archaeology events

The Project Team led by Ealing and Hounslow Councils is seeking people’s views, worries and hopes for Gunnersbury Park and its buildings to inform future conservation of the park landscape and its buildings, and support the regeneration of the museum.
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Falcons School for Gunnersbury’s Small Mansion?

At their meeting on 22nd January, Ealing’s Cabinet considered the outcome of the marketing of the Small Mansion. They were being asked to award the Alpha Plus Group Ltd the status of “preferred bidder”. The next stage would be to
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Archaeology and Gunnersbury 2

The Museum of London is recruiting a small team of volunteers from LB Hounslow, preferably Brentford residents, for an exciting 5-week community archaeology project. Based in Brentford, the project will begin on 18 June and end in the week beginning 16
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Archaeology and Gunnersbury 1

During the week beginning 21 May archaeology students from Birkbeck College are at Gunnersbury for 4 days learning how to do geophysical archaeology surveys. The are learning how to use a range of sensors to map archaeology sites, initially without
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