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  • Royal Parks apprentices Verity, Brent and Bradley

    Start your dream job with an apprenticeship

    The Royal Parks charity is looking for eight horticultural apprentices to help them care for some of the most historic and well-loved parks in the UK.

  • Horse riders in Richmond Park

    Sport & Leisure in Richmond Park

    Experience active sports and leisure in Richmond Park: golf, rugby, running, cycling, jogging, and riding. Enjoy these activities in London's scenic heart!

  • Portrait of Jay Rathod, apprentice at The Royal Parks

    Switching pint-pulling for pruning - meet our apprentices

    In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week, The Royal Parks charity is shining a light on the valuable work of the park’s apprentices.

  • Bushy Park playground

    Bushy Park Playground

    Bushy Park Playground is a popular adventure playground for children up to the age of 12, located near the Diana Fountain. Find out more.

  • The Regent's Bar & Kitchen

    Regent's Bar and Kitchen

    The Regent’s Bar & Kitchen is located in the middle of The Regent’s Park, on the Inner Circle. It is conveniently located next to the Open Air Theatre.

  • The Royal Gun Salute in Green Park

    Royal Gun Salutes

    Salutes are fired in The Green Park or Hyde Park by the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery and at The Tower of London

  • Hori Tribe and his fellow servicemen – the arrow indicates Hori, second from left in the back row
    Greenwich Park

    Hori the Soldier

    Hori’s letters detailing the daily challenges of life on the front lines.

  • A Christmas card sent to Hori Tribe by his wife, Bessie
    Greenwich Park

    Hori the Husband

    Delve into heartfelt letters of a soldier's love, reassurance, and hopes for reunion with his family.

  • Joe Louis photographed in 1936
    Bushy Park

    Joe Louis at Bushy Park

    Joe Louis is remembered as one of the first black sportsmen to transcend the colour barrier, and in WW2 he made a special appearance at Bushy Park.