Friends of Hedgemead Park Reception and Family Picnic Event 15th July 2018 1pm to 3pm

Friends of Hedgemead Park Summer Picnic.
Sunday, 15th July 2018 1pm-3pm
All who enjoy the park are welcome!
Please bring food and drink to share with others (no BBQs).
Email: friendsofheadgemeadpark@gmail.com

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