Alexandra Park is one of Glasgow’s most significant parks, one of four designed by Sir Joseph Paxton. The 104 acre park takes its name from Princess Alexandra, the wife of the future King Edward VII, who officially opened the Park in 1870. The highest point of the park gives views north to Ben Lomond and south to Tinto hills. The City Improvement Trustees purchased the park in 1866 from Mr Walter Stewart of Haghill.
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Would you like to learn how to grow fruit, meet your neighbours, and get involved in designing and planting a community orchard in Alexandra Park?
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A taster of our photos and videos from the Alexandra Park Festival 2015 (and you can see more at instagram.com/dennistouncc):
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You are invited to the inaugural meeting for the proposed Friends of Alexandra Park group.
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Glasgow City Council would like to invite you to visit Alexandra Park on Saturday 14th March between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm. Parks proposals for 2015 will be on display and there will an opportunity to discuss these with Council Officers. There will also be the opportunity to join The Friends of Alexandra Park and thereby shape the future of the Park.
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