Friends of Wharton Park

This group was established when Wharton Park underwent a major restoration. The group supports the park's Rangers, the Education Group and looks after the Community Garden. Lots of plants and vegetables are cultivated, new volunteers are welcomed and we hope visitors will support our Fundraising activities.


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