Kings Weston Action Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Kings Weston Iron Bridge history 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 Kings Weston Action Group “Old Frank” up for auction  Junior School nostalgia   Lily pond resurgent  A record Kings Weston Heritage Open Day!  KWAG Newsletters Gems at Kings Weston War Memorial’ photo’s reservoir reveal  Keeping up appearances near the Echo An unusual token of love Working Party update – Return to the South Walk The smallest Listed building with a bigger history  Listed lodge comes on the market 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 – Hot stuff in the woods! A final re-trim in Penpole Wood Roman revelations: archaeology survey uncovers new discoveries Yet MORE missed Laurels get a trim Ash Dieback takes its toll  Hidden history written into the Kings Weston landscape.  The Cromwell Connection     Fragments of WWII estate revealed Missed laurels get a trim Dancing across the lawns Restoration at the Echo Ancient Avenue Repairs Triumphant Spring setting for the historic bridge More light laurel pruning below the Echo