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We are so pleased so see Adam Stoter receive the Freedom of the City of London as part of the process of becoming a Liveryman with the...

Here is an update on the great works which are taking place in Greenwich Park as part of the NLHF supported “Greenwich Revealed”...

Darren joined the Royal Parks in January as the new Director of Parks having moved from Birmingham City Council. He has been involved...

'First transmitted in 1971, John Pitman reports from Hyde Park, which was Henry VIII's former hunting ground. The park has now become...

The Royal Parks has been putting together plans for a garden in the heart of The Regent’s Park, tucked behind the Broad Walk, and metres...

In partnership with Grosvenor Estates the Royal Parks Guild is pleased to be co-sponsoring two London in Bloom Awards that recognise and...

"A day packed with so much it is difficult to capture it all." The delegates entered the Hampton Court grounds through the impressive...

In February 1954, it was announced that a government committee was to be set up by Sir David Eccles, the Minister of Works, to...

This annual award is given to a final year, Royal Parks apprentice who has demonstrated outstanding academic and practical achievement...

A day of sunshine and blustery showers which felt more like April than October. About 120 people - Royal Parks staff, contractors,...

I was wandering across Greenwich Park last week , as I do from time to time to enjoy the heritage scenery, and wondering if I might...

In the early 1990’s all gardening and maintenance services were sadly contracted out across the Royal Parks after having an inhouse...

Richmond Park held its first Open Day since covid and the Guild was there in support with a display of its well-known apprentice and...