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Roe Green Park
A park in Brent • Roe Green, London NW9 9PG, NW9 9PG
Play, rest and discoverFeatures
Historic features
Bat box
Wildflower meadow
Facilities
Always open
Dogs allowed in all greenspaces
Tennis court
Multi sports ball court
Green gym
Playground for younger kids
Local community park with children play area, sports facilities and some unique ecological features including resident pipistrelle bat population. John Logie Baird, the television pioneer, made history when the first international moving picture transmissions, from Berlin in Germany to England, were received here in May 1929. Kingsbury Manor, designed by W. West-Neve and built in 1899 was constructed as a country house for the Duchess of Sutherland and is a grade 2 listed building.
Roe Green Park
formed 1968Who you will find in Roe Green Park
Roe Green Village Residents' Association
Friends
Barn Hill Conservation Group
Award winning Walled Garden and Conservation Centre
Caring
The organisation with legal responsibility for Roe Green Park is Brent Council. Their website for the park is
Roe Green Park is managed and maintained by Brent Council
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Roe Green Village Residents' Association
Formed 1968
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