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Many Happy Returns to Badgers Retreat’s Connie Brotton who celebrated her 80th birthday with a big party for friends and family and new Park Manager Barbara Richmond. The beautiful birthday cake was made by former managers Brenda and Norman.

We would like to thank Wyldecrest for having the road at the top of the park completed, residents are delighted that the road is now a pleasure to drive on and walking on it is no longer a major worry.  The contractors have finished the road off well and we would hope that you could […]

Essex entrepreneur Alfie Best is serving up a tasty treat – and taken over the popular Rare Cow steak house and bar chain. Alfie, 43, who is chairman of Wyldecrest Parks – one of Britain’s largest mobile home companies – tucked into the popular steak venture after a chance dining out at one of the […]

OPEN WEEKEND …COME ON DOWN FOLKS!   BRIDGEND PARK, Brewery Road, Wooler, Northumberland, NE71 6QG.   Saturday, July 12 and Sunday July 13 10am-4pm   Refreshments, cream teas, wine!   Feel free to walk around and see our brand new Omar Accent 50×20 for only £155,000

Congratulations to area sales manager Darren Busby who successfully completed a 300 mile bicycle ride for charity to Paris. Darren, 48, and his brother Allan, battled  16 hours of driving rain and 35 mile an hour head  winds to raise money for the disabled charity SCOPE. It’s not too late to sponsor them at www.virginmoneygiving.com/team/buzzer 

Shirkoak manager Liz Neal opens the book club in the park office. [su_custom_gallery source=”media: 1951″ link=”lightbox” width=”300″ height=”400″ title=”never”] A new book club has been launched at SHIRKOAK PARK, by Park manager Liz Neal who is pictured. Residents enjoy a cup of tea and coffee and discuss and swap novels twice a month in the […]

[su_slider source=”media: 1934,1935″ link=”lightbox” height=”460″ title=”no”] Strumming my face with his fingers…  Guitar lessons at Wooler Country Park Here’s a full list of activities going on at Wooler’s Community Room including yoga, quilting and indoor bowls. Here’s the guys Bill Smeaton, 72, and Norman Gregg, 74, getting a little guitar practice.

POINT 2 POINT [su_custom_gallery source=”media: 1929″ link=”lightbox” width=”530″ height=”250″ title=”never”] The Northaw Point 2 Point in Hertfordshire was a roaring success this year with 6,000 visitors enjoying the racing and hospitality supplied by Wyldecrest Parks. Pictured is Chairman Alfie Best relaxing by our teak furniture stand.