Kings Weston Action Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Park Lodge in history Town house, Country house: the story of Kings Weston’s London counterpart  Working Party update: Back into the woods for cherry laurel clearance  Working Party update: Slopping-out at the ponds Kings Weston as political powerhouse  Working Party update: Lanky laurels laid low  John Vanbrugh: The drama of architecture Glimpses of Kings Weston’s artistic wealth on display Volunteer Working Parties KWAG Newsletters Surveying the State Rooms Encroaching problems Woodland Works Warmly Welcomed Working Party update: Pushing back the tide above Shirehampton Park Events at Kings Weston Home brew: The fall and rise of Vanbrugh’s Brewhouse Working Party update: Hot and bothered in Penpole Wood Kings Weston: From Royal estate to Restoration park Wildflowers return on Napier Miles Road New fragments: Some more bizarre historic bits Working Party update: Another pass through the View Garden ‘Adorable magnificent view’: Lost prospects from a once famous hill New commitment to conserving Penpole Point Wildlife pond update Working Party update: Jubilee Clearing progress Kings Weston Action Group “Old Frank” up for auction  Junior School nostalgia   Lily pond resurgent  A record Kings Weston Heritage Open Day!  WWII in the Home Park New acquisitions – can you help? Dark revelations about Kings Weston and Slavery Incredible Efforts in Jubilee Clearing New archive acquisition: Wood Lodge drawing adds to the records A mystery solved The lily pond in past times  Exotic beasts of Kings Weston? Vanbrugh 300 launches with new book   Working Party update – Urgent work at the lily pond Fallen fragments of Penpole Lodge  Scything on Penpole Point Working Party update: Jubilee Clearing cleared!   Picturing Penpole (again!) The Keeper’s Cottage recalled Dirty discovery in Bristol Archives Working Party update: Bramble rooting on the lime avenue  Working Party update: A decade’s growth restrained   Nature pond progresses