FRIENDS OF MEOLS PARK

We're Doing It For The Children!

PENGUIN IN OUR PARK!

We Won The Wirral News Champion Team of The Year Award In 2009

The 'Go Green' Penguin that was in Liverpool's Williamson Square is in pride of place in our our Play Area...
Our Mosaic Project involved over 100 local Children in 3 separate workshops. The Installation Work is Now Complete

Meols Park News...

MOSAIC FEATURE NOW INSTALLED WE NOW HAVE AN ORCHARD IN THE PARK FUN & FIREWORKS IN THE PARK 4th November 2012 from 1pm

Community Play Rangers Click here for details..

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..... Join us for a Big Jubilee Lunch Celebration on 3rd June from 2pm-5.30pm on The Green in front of St Johns Church..............80's Icon Toyah Willcox Visits Meols Park .............

* Mosaic Project 2011 ..... Details

* Celebration Day 2009 Photo Gallery....Details

* Celebration Day Review .... Here

* Grant Awarded for New Viking Heritage Signage

* 2009 Firework Display .. Images ..... Video

* Contractors work on our Park.

* Discuss the Park on our Message Board

* China Crisis Fundraising Gig at Jack Rabbits

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* Click here to view past Events

* Exhibition by artist Gary Daly of China Crisis

* School Hazard warning lights now working

News and Events Archive ...

Welcome to our Website friendsofmeolspark.co.uk

Over the years we had watched the decline of our park. Meols park is enjoyed by locals and visitors coming to visit on a daily basis whether its bringing children and grandchildren on their way home from neighbouring schools to play on the swings, or to sit and chat with friends and neighbours.

Then in July 2007, the Play Area was stripped of its slide and climbing frame on the grounds of health and safety issues. The rumour then was that the Swings were the next to go as they were in disrepair
This prompted us to take action and we organised a public meeting at St Andrews Church Hall with the Principal Officer of Wirral Parks and Countryside
on 6th October 2007. It was confirmed then that the decline of our park was ongoing and the council did not have the funds to invest in play areas such as ours. A small group of us along with local resident and business woman and now our MP Esther McVey then decided to form a local community group, namely "The Friends of Meols Park".cont..