VPAG is a voluntary group working to improve the facilities and infrastructure of Victoria Park, a 60-acre open space in south Bristol. For further information on our history and aims, please go to our About Us page.
After more than 18 months of work, a five-year plan has been drawn up that will see more than £3million being spent on improvements to Victoria Park.
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You may be pleased to know that the water maze in the park is working again after some years of being out of action. Thanks are due to our local councillors Alf and Mark, and to our park manager Gary Ratcliffe for getting all the necessary repairs done to get it back in working order.
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Are you interested in making a practical difference in the park, or helping out at one of VPAG's events? This summer, we will be working to repair and maintain the wooden benches throughout the park. On top of that, we will be running a Dog Show, a Fun Day, and various other events. New hands are extremely welcome!
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Historian and writer Barb Drummond has just published a book about the origin and history of Victoria Park.
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The VPAG website is about to undergo a radical overhaul, as the group looks to reach out into new areas to drum up support for the park. There are many plans in stall for the site, with a focus on community and interaction. If you have any thoughts, opinions, beliefs, likes, dislikes... you get the picture - email us!
To find out more about VPAG, please look at our About Us page. Join in!
To find out the most recent developments concerning the park and VPAG, please visit the Latest News page.
