12 October 2011
Announcement from the Greater London Authority
The Mayor of London has announced the first details of the new board for The Royal Parks. Read the statement on the GLA website.
18 July 2011
An update on the future governance of The Royal Parks
The Government today issued a statement about the future management of the Royal Parks, which outlines plans to create a new Royal Parks Board appointed by the Mayor of London. To read the statement please visit: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/ministers_speeches/8324.aspx
18 January 2011
An update on the transfer of The Royal Parks from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government issued a statement today regarding the transfer of the management of the eight Royal Parks and the Royal Parks Agency from DCMS to the GLA. The statement includes information about the current arrangements, the management of The Royal Parks and a summary of the benefits of the transfer. In order to view this statement in full please click on the following link: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/media_releases/7717.aspx
13 December 2010
Re Transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA
The Localism Bill was published this afternoon. Although the transfer of management of The Royal Parks to the GLA is not included on the face of the Bill, we understand that it remains the Government's intention to transfer the management of the parks to the Mayor of London at the earliest possible opportunity.
2 December 2010
An update on The Royal Parks and the transfer to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government previously suggested that the transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA may be included in the Localism Bill, which is due to be published shortly. However, Communities and Local Government recently announced that The Royal parks will be considered separately. Please click on the followingn for further information: http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/1785509
5 November 2010
A message from Mark Camley, Chief Executive of The Royal Parks, following the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement
Please click here to view the message.
12 October 2011
Announcement from the Greater London Authority
The Mayor of London has announced the first details of the new board for The Royal Parks. Read the statement on the GLA website.
18 July 2011
An update on the future governance of The Royal Parks
The Government today issued a statement about the future management of the Royal Parks, which outlines plans to create a new Royal Parks Board appointed by the Mayor of London. To read the statement please visit: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/ministers_speeches/8324.aspx
18 January 2011
An update on the transfer of The Royal Parks from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government issued a statement today regarding the transfer of the management of the eight Royal Parks and the Royal Parks Agency from DCMS to the GLA. The statement includes information about the current arrangements, the management of The Royal Parks and a summary of the benefits of the transfer. In order to view this statement in full please click on the following link: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/media_releases/7717.aspx
13 December 2010
Re Transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA
The Localism Bill was published this afternoon. Although the transfer of management of The Royal Parks to the GLA is not included on the face of the Bill, we understand that it remains the Government's intention to transfer the management of the parks to the Mayor of London at the earliest possible opportunity.
2 December 2010
An update on The Royal Parks and the transfer to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government previously suggested that the transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA may be included in the Localism Bill, which is due to be published shortly. However, Communities and Local Government recently announced that The Royal parks will be considered separately. Please click on the followingn for further information: http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/1785509
5 November 2010
A message from Mark Camley, Chief Executive of The Royal Parks, following the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement
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12 October 2011
Announcement from the Greater London Authority
The Mayor of London has announced the first details of the new board for The Royal Parks. Read the statement on the GLA website.
18 July 2011
An update on the future governance of The Royal Parks
The Government today issued a statement about the future management of the Royal Parks, which outlines plans to create a new Royal Parks Board appointed by the Mayor of London. To read the statement please visit: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/ministers_speeches/8324.aspx
18 January 2011
An update on the transfer of The Royal Parks from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government issued a statement today regarding the transfer of the management of the eight Royal Parks and the Royal Parks Agency from DCMS to the GLA. The statement includes information about the current arrangements, the management of The Royal Parks and a summary of the benefits of the transfer. In order to view this statement in full please click on the following link: http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/media_releases/7717.aspx
13 December 2010
Re Transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA
The Localism Bill was published this afternoon. Although the transfer of management of The Royal Parks to the GLA is not included on the face of the Bill, we understand that it remains the Government's intention to transfer the management of the parks to the Mayor of London at the earliest possible opportunity.
2 December 2010
An update on The Royal Parks and the transfer to the Greater London Authority (GLA)
The Government previously suggested that the transfer of The Royal Parks to the GLA may be included in the Localism Bill, which is due to be published shortly. However, Communities and Local Government recently announced that The Royal parks will be considered separately. Please click on the followingn for further information: http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/1785509
5 November 2010
A message from Mark Camley, Chief Executive of The Royal Parks, following the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement
