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PC Simon Turvey will be holding a bike/scooter security marking surgery on Sunday 2nd June between 11:00 and 13:00 at the cycle track in Preston Park. The bike marking is free, non-damaging and non-intrusive. The bikes are then registered on … Continue reading →

Join us for a Bat Walk in Preston Park on either Monday August 5th or Monday August 12th at 7.30pm. Bring a torch and suitable clothing. Places are strictly limited, so please book by contacting Emma Keane, the Park Ranger … Continue reading →

The planting of perennials has begun in the newly-configured flower beds which run parallel to the A23. A large variety of plants has been embedded using a carefully thought-out planting plan. There are a wide variety of plants which are … Continue reading →

St Peter’s isn’t officially part of Preston Park. The thirteenth century church (the oldest building in Brighton, believe it or not) is overseen by The Churches Conservation Trust and the churchyard, although cared for by a council staff gardener, is … Continue reading →

Yes, after many trials and tribulations and unfair press coverage, the Rock Garden is now open and proudly showing off its beautiful new pond. Rock Garden staff mentioned that the project has been the most complex and difficult that they’ve … Continue reading →

Andy is joint proprietor, with his wife Judy, of the Chalet Cafe in the middle of the park. He’s held the position for 29 years. What do you enjoy about the job? I really enjoy the social side and having … Continue reading →

Want to get fit? Every Saturday at 9am, you can take part in a 5K run – just you against the clock, whatever your current level of fitness. It’s free but you need to register before your first run. For … Continue reading →

A new bird hide is in the process of being built at the top of the Rock Garden. Here are some pics of the work in progress. We’re sure that bird-lovers will enjoy spotting the surprisingly diverse varieties of birds … Continue reading →

The latest news from the rock garden staff is that the finishing line is in sight. The photograph shows the old fibreglass removed, with the new fibreglass due to be laid in the next few days. If all goes according … Continue reading →

Two unused bowling greens and an area around the demonstration garden in Preston Park will become wildflower meadows this spring in a bid to makeover the spaces, provide shelter and food for wildlife and a spectacular display for park users and … Continue reading →