Our new three-year partnership with Octopus Group
We’ve got some big news to share. Fields in Trust has been selected as Octopus Group’s new environmental charity partner!
Our new partnership with Hampden & Co
Fields in Trust is delighted to announce a new partnership with Hampden & Co, welcoming the organisation as a Strategic Partner.
Getting Planning Right for green spaces: National Planning Policy Framework
All submissions to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) consultation are in! Here is our executive summary of how we think Planning reforms need to deliver better outcomes.
Protected Park Spotlight: Perry Hall Park, Birmingham
At Fields in Trust, we’re dedicated to championing access to nature, often focusing on the value and importance of parks and green spaces. But in honour of World Rivers Day (Sunday 22 September), we're turning our attention to the blue spaces within our parks — like the River Tame which flows through Perry Hall Park in Birmingham. Let’s dive in…
The important role of parks and green spaces in the National Planning Policy Framework
In this blog, Alison McCann, Research and Policy Manager at Fields in Trust discusses the current consultation on the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and the significance of parks and green spaces in creating healthier communities.
Protected Park Spotlight: The Meadows in Edinburgh
This month, we’re thrilled to spotlight The Meadows as it hosts Underbelly’s Circus Hub, a key venue of the world-renowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
HRH The Prince of Wales announced as Patron of Fields in Trust
Fields in Trust is honoured that HRH The Prince of Wales is to become Patron of the charity and continue to advocate for the crucial role parks and green space play in our towns and cities.
Protected Park Spotlight: Harlech Community Council King George V Field
In the first blog of our Protect Park Spotlight series, Joe Patton celebrates Harlech Community Council King George V Field, delving into the positive impacts it has on the local community and its appeal as a visitor attraction.
Election fever is over, the results are in and there are immediate opportunities to focus on our parks and green spaces
We stand ready to work with the incoming government to deliver a future that parks and green spaces deserve.
What are the UK’s political parties saying about parks and green spaces?
We’ve taken a closer look at the four main Party Manifestos to provide you with a summary of commitments on the issues that we care about.
A round of a-paws: Celebrating Bark For Our Parks
From the coastal paths of Cornwall to the hills of the Scottish Highlands, hundreds of dog owners and their four-legged friends made their walks count in May by taking part in Bark For Our Parks.
New UK government 'must address play crisis’ as a third of children in Britain do not have access to any nearby playgrounds
According to our latest Green Space Index research, 2.3 million children in Britain under the age of nine (31%), live more than a ten-minute walk from the nearest playground.
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