In May, Secret Cinema cancelled their application to put on a repeat of their 2018 event, but they have now made a new application for a revised model of the sort of event they usually offer. Their plans now need
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With the destruction of the cafe, the Community Interest Company which runs Gunnersbury has now lost almost all its expected income for the coming months – no Lovebox, no Secret Cinema, no Shakespeare performance, no schools visits, no weddings or
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The study about the future of the Small Mansion and Stables is still in progress despite the current difficulties. This work is being funded by the Architectural Heritage Fund, the Gunnersbury Park & Museum Development Trust, the CIC and the
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The Gunnersbury team are adding regular posts on Twitter @Gunnersbury1 so do check these for up-to-date information. Today, they have said “We are now sending the salvaged carriages off to a safe store. We are also building a protective hoarding
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Reports are coming in that there has been a fire in or at the Cafe and the Park is closed. The London Fire Brigade suspect arson and the Park is closed because it may be a crime scene. Gunnersbury Park
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The subject is climate change and what can be done at Gunnersbury. David Bowler, chief executive, has described the event as follows: “As a park which hosts more than a million visits a year, we want to work with our
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There are two proposed property developments which are likely to have an impact on Gunnersbury Park. The B&Q store and car park to the south of Gunnersbury Park, beyond the cemetery and the railway line, close to the Gunnersbury Roundabout,
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The Friends have been asked for help by Culture Syndicates, who have been commissioned by the Gunnersbury CIC to undertake research to support the preparation of a new audience development plan. The plan will help the staff team in identifying
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