Red House Park at www.RedHousePark.org.uk

Red House Park consists of a Victorian house with
playing fields, woods, parkland and lakes in the
Great Barr area of Sandwell. The park is an important
amenity for the local residents and much work is
currently being undertaken to improve many aspects of
the park and the Red House itself. This is being
co-ordinated by the Friends of Red House park. This
web site will support their activities and provide a
focal point for documenting the history of the area.
Meetings
The next meeting of the Friends of
Red House Park will be on
28th May 2012 7.00 p.m. (note date
corrected from that originally published)
in the Community Room of the new Pavillion (note new venue)
Please note the full
schedule of meetings and previous minutes are
available on the Meetings page.
2012 Events
The following events are now being planned. Further details will be added later.
- 4th June - Jubilee Tea and Beacon , in conjunction with the Great Barr District Guides
- 19th August - Paws in the Park, in conjunction with K9
- 12th September - Bat Walk (revised date)
- 9th December - Santa in the Park
Previous years events can be found here...
News
The Community Pavilion can be booked for Meeting, Parties etc. Please contact Mr Mark Sanders - Tel: 0771 832 4100 or email: redhousefriends@aol.com
Plans are progressing for provision of inclusive play equipment in the park and a dish roundabout and basket swing are being considered.
A Facebook page has now been created to publish news about Red House Park
www.facebook.com/RedHousePark
A Blog on the Birds to be found in Red House Park has been started by local birder Paul Broomhead at redhousepark.blogspot.com.
Future of the House - Sandwell Council
Current plans of the council are to sell the Red House for conversion to flats.
The old squash courts and play rooms were demolished over the summer of 2011.
Further information can be found on the Sandwell Council links page.
Quick Links
- Click here to
- Please send me photographs and historical information on Red House Park
- This site supports the work of the Friends of Red House Park and is a micro-site within www.B43.co.uk - Great Barr Past and Present
