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Burton Latimer Pocket Park is an 11 acre area of meadowland situated on the western fringe of Burton Latimer.
Burton Latimer Pocket Park is an 11 acre area of meadowland situated on the western fringe of Burton Latimer.
Burton Latimer Pocket Park was established in 1995 on the flood-plain bordering the river Ise. There is a wide diversity of wildlife along the riverbank, and within the surrounding grassland and hedgerows.
Access to the park is from Station Road, and the site is also crossed by public footpaths to Isham and Kettering.
Burton Latimer’s famous duck race and fête takes place in the pocket park in June each year.
The Pocket Park team requires additional volunteers to help run and organise events and to carry out maintenance work that may become necessary from time to time. All equipment is provided – you just need to supply your own energy and enthusiasm.
For further information, please phone Burton Latimer Town Clerk Claire Tilley on 01536 726640.
Station Road, Burton Latimer
Claire Tilley – 01536 726640