Document Archive
This page links to items in our document archive, which are mostly PDF versions of the AGM, newsletters, tree survey info, posters, and other sorts of information. Buried within the site are text and image directories.
AGM 2026
AGM 2025
Click here for accounts information 2025
Click here for The Highbury Park Friends Activity Report 2025
Click here for the AGM Programme 2025
Highbury Trust Concept document
We have joined with several other organisations to campaign for improved use and scrutiny of Highbury Trust and assets. The above document outlines the broader concept. Additional documents can be found at the Moseley Community Development Trust webpage.
Tree Trails
Below are links to PDF versions of our first tree trail brochure.
The Tree Trail 2 brochure is also available.
News from 2024
Click here to see some birds spotted in the park in 2023-24.
Click here to see Siskins in the Park in 2024.
News from 2012
Click here for news about Works at the Arboretum Pond.
Click here for more news about the Arboretum Pond.
News from 2010
Campaign to save the home of political dynasty (The Times, 27/11/2010)
The Times, 27.11.2010 contained a story about the campaign to bring Highbury into greater charitable use. The article is online via http://is.gd/hT76K, and is on p121 of the paper edition. Click here to see images which appeared in The Times.
Click here and then here for news about rose beds rationalisation.
Click here for ‘Boards on the Move’
News from 2009
Click here for Highbury Trust Information from 2009
Click here to read about The Kings Heath Festival Wildflower Meadow
News from 2008
Rosie Reynolds’ Memorial
Click here to read about the memorial to Rosie Reynolds which appeared on Highbury Park Friends website in 2008.
Click here for news about the Historic Survey Action 2008
Click here for 2008 news on a tree planting scheme.
News from 2001
An interview from 2001 about Highbury Hall with BBC West Midlands Carl Chinn and Councillor John Alden. John Alden later became Lord Mayor of Birmingham..
Pulhamite, what is it?
Click here to find out about the Pulham craft of rock-making. (An article which appeared on the website in 2008.)
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admin
There is a problem with a link to the 2018 Tree Trail which we are working on. Admin on behalf of HPF
Louis
Hi could anyone let me knoe which tree trail is most up to date the first or second? Thanks!
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Chris Duggan
I was hoping to find some documents in the document archive – in particular, your excellent tree trail leaflet. Are there any?