Monday, January 4th
TCV, The Conservation Volunteers, are supporting the Friends to do some conservation work in and around the Lake in Lordship Rec. One of the tasks will be to repair the wooden dipping platform and make it safe.

Friends of Lordship Rec – Co-managing the park for the benefit of all park users
Monday, January 4th
TCV, The Conservation Volunteers, are supporting the Friends to do some conservation work in and around the Lake in Lordship Rec. One of the tasks will be to repair the wooden dipping platform and make it safe.
Contractors will be on site on Tuesday 24th November to carry out vegetation clearance in the Moselle River channel and to clear the trash screen at the Broadwater Farm end and to do the winter siltex application (this is to break down the silt). This work will help the river flow better and wash through some of the unsightly surface. The team should be on site for 2 days arriving mid-morning tomorrow.
This is part of an ongoing yearly maintenance plan that should gradually improve the water quality and enjoyment of the river. Continue reading “Clearing and Cleaning the Moselle”
Every Thursday at Lordship Hub Cafe
FREE hot meal (vegetarian or meat), hot soup and a breakfast parcel for all those in need in these difficult times throughout the winter months.
Donations of UHT milk or breakfast cereal welcome or cash donations to Lordship Hub
We will be holding a Tottenham ‘Mini’ Flower and Produce Show outside the Hub on Saturday October 3rd, 1-5pm.
This year we want to showcase what people have learned over ‘lockdown’, exhibiting Fruit and Veg Growing, Crafts, Visual Art and Poetry, Carpentry, playing a musical instrument and any other skills you have picked up and wish to share.
To enter the show please fill in our online form or contact joanhcurtis51@gmail.com for further information:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Y3Y9HP3
We are sad to report the passing away of Mal Hawley, the former Secretary of the Friends of Downhills and an active participant in many Friends of Lordship Rec activities and meetings in the last 10 years. In his life he had travelled widely, was an experienced carpenter, played double bass for jazz bands, made unorthodox musical instruments and was very keen on wildlife (including organising annual bird and butterfly counts in Lordship Rec and Downhills Park). Mal was kind, thoughtful and committed to a better society, with a lifelong love of music and people. Full tribute here: Mal Hawley Tribute & Celebration of His Life
Thankyou to everyone who so generously donated to the Hub appeal. You have made it a success and we reached our target. A special thankyou for all the wonderful comments that have meant so much to staff and volunteers at the Hub. See you all soon.
Here is our tribute to you all :
Have a look at the Hub Huddle, a blog put together to keep people connected to the Hub and the park while the Hub is closed. Packed full of history, volunteering, nature facts and conservation ideas.
Enjoy!
Please support and share the Lordship Hub crowdfunder appeal. This is important as Lordship Hub is the beating Heart of Lordship Rec and the park needs it to survive.
https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/support-lordship-hub
Lordship Hub is running a weekly blog to keep us all connected while the Hub is closed. This week it has looked at growing and gardening in the Rec and our community.