Are you interested in making a positive contribution to the management and development of your local park? Then please join the Friends Groups to help make a difference.
Main objectives of Friends Groups are to:
promote the responsible use of the parks
enhance the parks for the benefit of the whole community
improve the recreational and educational facilities of the parks
enhance, protect and promote the natural environment within the parks
protect and promote the heritage and historical artefacts of the parks
raise funds to support the work of the group
Friends Groups
A number of parks across the borough have established Friends groups – check below for your local park.
LBBD Parks & Environment Hub
A place for news on projects relating to improving the parks and open spaces throughout Barking & Dagenham.
A newly formed community of local residents that love, enjoy and care for Greatfields Park and keep it a GREAT place for visitors.
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of St Chads Park
This recently re-formed Friends group is currently looking for local residents and park users to join the group and participate in setting up and running events and activities in St Chads Park for the benefit of everyone.
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Barking Park
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Love Valence Park
A group for originally set up to raise funds for the 2018 playground refurbishment, now an ongoing community group that loves its local park.
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Old Dagenham Park
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Newlands Park
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Dagenham Chase Local Nature Reserve
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Dost of Castle Green
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Beam Parklands Country Park
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Mayesbrook Park
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Friends of Abbey Green
Join the Friends of Barking Park Facebook page
Couldn’t find what you’re looking for?
If you don’t see your local park listed below and are interested in setting up a new Friends group please see the One Borough Voice website for advice and inspiration