Blue plaque for playwright John Osborne in Brook Green
The writer credited with transforming post-war British theatre has been celebrated with a blue plaque.
Council contractors will be felling dead trees in the woodland at Wormwood Scrubs on 5 and 6 May. This is for public safety reasons. Around 20 dead trees will be felled in the eastern woodland belt. The logs will be left to provide habitat for wildlife. Parts of the footpath will not be accessible while the works take place.
The writer credited with transforming post-war British theatre has been celebrated with a blue plaque.
Theatre lovers will be welcomed back to the Lyric Hammersmith with a bang this summer.
On 23 April we celebrate England’s patron saint, St George, whose red cross emblazons the heart of our Union Jack.
We have taken the decision to introduce a charge for professional dog walkers in our parks, similar to neighbouring open spaces. The charge is proposed as £175 for a professional dog walker living in the borough and £300 for a non-borough resident. These charges are in line with those in neighbouring boroughs. For a resident dog walker, it equates to about 48p per day.
Find out about a professional dog walker's licence
020 8753 5999
parkspolice@lbhf.gov.uk
Find out about hiring space in a park
Interactive map of parks and open spaces in H&F
PDF map of parks and open spaces in H&F (pdf)
Barbecues and open fires are not allowed in any of our parks and open spaces unless part of an authorised event with special conditions. Unauthorised barbecues can result in burnt or scorched grass and they may reignite when disposed of without being put out properly.
For more on parks do's and don'ts: Park Byelaws (pdf)
Parks and Open Spaces strategy 2008-2018 (pdf 972KB)
020 8753 1100
parks@lbhf.gov.uk
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