Article: Solihull New: Clean-up of picnic area MERIDEN PARK

Article: Solihull New: Clean-up of picnic area; ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  September 19, 2007 ;     345 words ... ... community arts group to clean up a popular picnic area in Solihull. The picnic area installed at Meriden Park last year, with furniture made from wood ... Trees and Living Space Arts. But the picnic area now needs some repairs due to vandalism ...

Article: MERIDEN PARK
Birmingham Mail;  July 23, 2007 ;     226 words ...FAMILIES are invited to pack a picnic for some fun on Wednesday. An activity day will take place at Meriden Park, Chelmsley Wood, from 11am and 3.30pm. Admission free but there will be a small charge for rides.

Article: Letter: Your Say - Meriden Park is not a city ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  June 20, 2008 ;     270 words ...Byline: PT Gaskin I WOULD like to point out that Meriden Park is not a city park and has been in North Solihull since 1974. PT Gaskin, South Yardley

Article: Letter: Your Say - Meriden Park is not a city park
Birmingham Mail;  June 20, 2008 ;     225 words ...I WOULD like to point out that Meriden Park is not a city park and has been in North Solihull since 1974. PT Gaskin, South Yardley

Article: Tune in to aid needy MERIDEN PARK
Birmingham Mail;  July 12, 2007 ;     304 words ... ... unwanted glasses and hearing aids at the same time. Organisers of the North Solihull Community Festival, to be held in Meriden Park, have called on people to take along their unwanted items as well as old mobile phones to help needy people around the world ...

Article: Tune in to aid needy; MERIDEN PARK.(News)
Birmingham Mail (England);  July 12, 2007 ;     343 words ... ... unwanted glasses and hearing aids at the same time. Organisers of the North Solihull Community Festival, to be held in Meriden Park, have called on people to take along their unwanted items as well as old mobile phones to help needy people around the world ...

Article: Spoilt by filthy stream and filthy language; A Walk In The Park ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  June 13, 2008 ;     688 words ...Byline: GRAHAM YOUNG I COULDN'T have chosen a more beautiful afternoon to visit this park. And that, perhaps, was my big mistake. The stunning sunshine might have been bringing out the best in the local flora, but it was also highlighting the worst in people. The park features a stream running