Friends of Great Lines Heritage Park (FoGLHP)
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Who we are 

 

The Friends of Great Lines Heritage Park is an independent community group. We aim to preserve and promote Great Lines Heritage Park as a valued and protected open space for the enjoyment and well-being of local residents and visitors taking full account of its historical significance and the strong attachment to it felt by people of the Medway Towns.

 

 

Mission Statement:  The FoGLHP will preserve and promote the Great Lines Heritage Park (GLHP) as a valued and protected open space for the enjoyment and well-being of local residents and visitors. It shall work widley and inclusively with others to take full account of its historical significance and the strong attachment to it felt by people of the Medway Towns whether they be residents, workers, tourists or interested parties.
 
Objectives:  The main objectives of FoGLHP are:
  • promote the healthy and safe enjoyment of the GLHP by raising awareness of the role of the group, whilst actively encouraging involvement and wide membership
  • act as a focal point for issues including wildlife and nature conservation groups, military and local history groups with relevance to GLHP
  • inform people and other local organisations and schools regarding the amenity value and events involving GLHP to further the group's objectives
  • manage responsibly and with propriety any funds raised by FoGLHP to further its aims
  • raise with the relevant bodies any concerns regarding the care or management or misuse of GLHP
  • act as a voice for local residents and other interested groups or individuals concerning the way GLHP is developed or altered in any way.

 

 

What can you do

 

  For the latest information regarding the FoGLHP please click on the link below, this will take you to our faceBook page which is updated on a regular basis.

 
 

 

Tell us what you think. Come to our Open Meetings, or contact us by email:

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 Find out more from our leaflet:

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