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Leasowes Park

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The Leasowes is listed Grade 1 on English Heritage's Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England. Covering 58 hectares, including  Halesowen Golf Club, it consists of steeply wooded hillsides, rolling grasslands, small lakes, and streams incising their way through two narrow valleys. The land has always been utilised and tamed but not subdued. It is this little bit of wilderness in a heavily industrialised and busy area, which has made the Leasowes a much used and loved place for informal recreation, the local community jealously guarding it and its wildlife.
 
The aim of these pages is to provide information about the work the wardens will be carrying out on the park, forthcoming activities, events and wildlife observations.
 
Meet the Wardens
There are currently three full time wardens who run and manage the park.
 
 

Contact Details
Name: Leasowes Park Wardens
Address: The Leasowes
Leasowes Lane
off Mucklow Hill
Halesowen
West Midlands
B62 8DH
Tel: 01384 814642
Contact: General Contact Form


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