Friends of Heaton Moor Park
We are a friendly group of volunteers who work with the co-operation of Stockport Council to make the park as attractive and interesting as possible. Membership is free and open to anyone interested in Heaton Moor Park.
Latest news
Now to bee…
The wildflower area around two sides of the tennis court now sports an array of bee boxes. These bee boxes will help attract pollinators. They will also serve to protect the metre-wide wildflower area from accidentally being mowed. Although the Friends of Heaton Moor...
Latest activities
Bee Trail at the Park
Why not visit Heaton Moor Park during the half term break (1st week only for primary children) and participate in the Heatons and Reddish Bee Trail, organised by the Stockport Community Newspaper. The Trail provides a great half-term activity for the whole family. It...
From the blog
Brockwell Park, London – what are public parks for? Please join this debate……….
Brockwell Park in Lambeth is a large and lovely park set within a hilly landscape, and containing a network of ponds, trees (including ancient oaks), a walled 'Old English' flower garden and wide, open fields.It was originally the private residence of John Blades, a...
Coming up in Heaton Moor Park…
june 2025
july 2025
Your chance to help
We welcome anyone who would like to join our efforts. Membership is free and you can do as little or as much as you would like to help the group continue to preserve and improve the beautiful Victorian park that is Heaton Moor Park, established 1987.
Because of cuts, the council only provides a ‘cut and clear service’ to parks. Joining us on a work day, helping with an event or a project, or making a one-off or regular donation, you can help protect this lovely neighbourhood green space for now and for future generations.
