What is being achieved
These stories appeared in the Friends of Cannizaro Park Newsletter.
Spring 2008 -- News release 74: Winter in Spring -
one Sunday in April
Spring 2008 -- News release 73: Sunken Garden regains its
former glory
Spring 2008 -- News release 72: Preview of PARK 08 show for
Friends
Spring 2008 -- News release 71: Frogs' return is a healthy
sign of Cannizaro's biodiversity
Spring 2008 -- News release 70: Kings boys to help
restoration of Cannizaro's greatest attractions
Spring 2008 -- News release 69: Cold cleaning for
notice-boards as membership leaflets go on display
Spring 2008 -- News release 68: New trees for old in
parks throughout the borough
Spring 2008 -- News release 67: Fragrant future for
the Dutch Garden
Spring 2008 -- News release 66: Festival sponsorship sought
for summer 2008
Spring 2008 -- News release 65: Arts workshops get under
Winter 2007/8 -- News release 64: Main
entrance beds transformed
Winter 2007/8 -- News Release 63: New arrivals for wildlife spotters at the pond
Winter 2007/8 -- News Release 62:
Looking ahead on boosting the funds
Winter 2007/8 -- News Release 61: Juliet takes over
the reins
Winter 2007/8 -- News Release 60: New year lecture covers garden follies
Winter 2007/8 -- News Release 59: Lantern
Walk in the park after dark
Autumn 2007 -- News Release 58: Life
after subs
Autumn 2007 -- News Release 57:
Haile Selassie
restored once again
Autumn 2007 -- News Release 56: Autumn stroll
cancelled
Autumn 2007 -- News Release 55:
Chairman resigns
Autumn 2007 -- News Release 54:
Merton wants to talk but will it listen?
Autumn 2007 -- News release 53:
Spirits high during wet open air festival
Summer 2007 -- News release 52:
Brownies back with those Sunday teas
Summer 2007 -- News release 51:
Last chance to experience that camera obscura magic
Summer 2007 -- News release 50:
Art College presents PARK 07
Summer 2007 -- News release 49: Auction
dinner helps save Sunken Garden
Summer 2007 -- News release 48: Donors hold key to the future as Merton fails
yet again
Summer 2007 -- News release 47: Upgrade plan for artists' studios
Summer 2007 -- News release 46: Last stand for the
artists from Zimbabwe
Summer 2007 -- News release 45: New
name, new scale for Open Air Festival
Spring 2007 --
News release 44: Grand gathering of Galanthophiles
Spring 2007 -- News release 43: New fencing at the
gates
Spring 2007 --
News release 42: Survey shows some
facts about the Friends
Spring 2007 --
News release 41: Our sponsorship may save the Sunken Garden
Winter 2006/7 -- News release 40:
Buy your own DVD of the park and hotel
Winter 2006/7 -- News release 39:
Snowdrop lecture success
Winter 2006/7 -- News release 38: Park security tops New Year agenda
Winter 2006/7 -- News release 37: School-kids tour reveals
the park's seasonal magic
Winter 2006/7 -- News release 36:
Solar Cinema brings camera
obscura every season
Autumn 2006 -- News release 35: Double time at Kew
Gardens
Autumn 2006 -- News release 34:
Pet cemetery to see the light of day once more
Autumn 2006 -- News release 33:
Schools initiative back on agenda
Autumn 2006 -- News release 32:
Security problems continue unabated
Autumn 2006 -- News release 31: Management plan to bring
grant applications up to 2011
Autumn 2006 -- News release 30: Colour and Concepts at
Studios Open Day
Autumn 2006 -- News release 29: Friends at the Festival
Summer 2006 --
News
release 28:Return of the Zimbabwean sculptors
Summer 2006 -- News
release 27: Aromatic tenth anniversary for the Friends
Summer 2006 -- News
release 26: Open Air
Festival runs 22 July-6 August 06
Summer 2006 --
News release 25: Volunteers help replant the Wild Garden
Summer 2006 -- News release 24:
Wimbledon School of Art and
"Park 06"
Spring 2006 -- News release 23: Should the Friends become a
charity?
Spring 2006 -- News release 22: Pumping in cash at last
Spring 2006 -- News release 21: Kew Gardens lecture
draws in the crowd
Spring 2006 -- News release 20: What the Friends
now expect of Merton
Spring 2006 -- News release 19: Lavender restoration
this summer
Winter 2005/6 -- News release 18:
Water Garden restoration
after Merton rethinks funding
Winter 2005/6 -- News release 17: Slow progress for Merton's
Cannizaro management plan
Winter 2005/6 -- News release 16: Royals, relatives and Rastafari at Haile Selassie statue
Winter 2005/6 -- News release 15: Community trust future for Cannizaro Park?
Autumn 2005 -- News
release 14: ACAVA artists take a fresh look at the park
Autumn 2005 -- News
release 13: Night fliers wild about the park
Autumn 2005 -- News release 12:
Open Air Festival judged successful but noisy
Autumn 2005 -- News release 11:
Successful second guided tour of Ham House
Autumn 2005 -- News release 10: Autumn walk spots birds and bugs
Summer 2005 --
News release
9: Sensational Six Cent Chamber Maze
thrills the senses
Summer 2005 -- News
release 8:
Criminals try to destroy sculpture show
Summer 2005 --
News release
7: Carving workshops at Zimbabwean
sculpture show
Summer 2005 --
News release
6: ACAVA artists run free digital workshop for youngsters
Summer 2005 --
News
release 5: Diana transformed thanks
to art school exhibition
Spring 2005 --
News release 4:
Merton restores £100,000 for parks Budget
Spring 2005 --
News release 3: Hotel raises nearly £3000 to save
planting in the park
Winter 2004/5 -- News release 2: New generation of rhododendrons
Winter 2004/5 -- News release 1: Leaflets reveal those rare trees
Past Media Coverage of Friends of Cannizaro Park
 | Cannizaro Park - summer arts, Wimbledon Time & Leisure |
| Golden moments launch Cannizaro project, Wimbledon Independent |
| New welfare group to protect the park, Wimbledon Guardian |