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1. www.stokepogesparishcouncil.gov.uk › memorial-gardensStoke Poges Parish Council - Memorial Gardens

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   The Memorial Gardens have been designed and maintained in a fashion for which there is no building, structures or monuments of any kind likely to remind one of a cemetery. The parkland landscape which originally formed part of Stoke Park was laid out by Capability Brown and Repton. Much of the area survived until 1909 when the golf course opened.

2. www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk › births-deathsStoke Poges Memorial Gardens | Buckinghamshire Council

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   Contact us to check availability before applying (as payments are non-refundable) on 01753 523 744 or [email protected]. Once you've confirmed availability, fill out the Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens photography application form (PDF,196KB), pay the £57 fee and return the form to [email protected]. Filming or recording is not allowed.

3. www.bracknellnews.co.uk › news › 23507131The best places in Berkshire for dog walks, according to readers

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   May 8, 2023 · The park is dog friendly however dogs are not allowed in the playground. There are several walking trails that are great for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. ... Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens ...

4. wanderlog.com › stoke-poges-memorial-gardensStoke Poges Memorial Gardens - Wanderlog

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   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens is a well-maintained and structured hidden gem in Slough. The gardens feature bush mazes, little dedicated gardens, and paths for easy walking. With an abundance of trees, plants, and flowers, the garden offers a serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Visitors can also explore the adjacent church mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The memorial garden prohibits ...

5. www.visitsoutheastengland.com › things-to-do › stokeStoke Poges Memorial Gardens - Garden in Slough, Slough ...

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   The car park for the Memorial Gardens is the next turning on the right. From Junction 5 of the M4, take the A4 into Slough and follow this road for approximately 3 miles. After you pass a large Tesco on your right, go past one more right turn into the train station and then take the next right at a large traffic signal junction signposted to Gerrards Cross and the Crematorium.

6. www.southbucks.gov.uk › media › 15816Memorial Gardens Regulations 2019 - southbucks.gov.uk

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   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens Church Lane Stoke Poges Bucks SL2 4NZ Memorial.gardens@buckinghamshire.gov.uk 01753 523 744 www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk Memorial Gardens Regulations 2019 The Memorial Gardens are a Grade I registered park. The following regulations ensure that the appearance and unity of the gardens is preserved in line with its ...

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   How do I get a photo at Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens?

   • Once you've confirmed availability, fill out the Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens photography application form (PDF,196KB), pay the £57 fee and return the form to [email protected]. Filming or recording is not allowed. Location, opening hours and facilities at Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens.

   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens | Buckinghamshire Council

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   How do I contact the Friends of Stoke Poges?

   • To contact or join this volunteer group, email the Friends of Stoke Poges: [email protected]. We have a staff of five gardeners who put in a great deal of hard work year round to keep the gardens beautiful. If you are a visitor, see what you're allowed to bring to the gardens in our cemetery regulations.

   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens | Buckinghamshire Council

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   Is Stoke Park a cemetery?

   • The Memorial Gardens have been designed and maintained in a fashion for which there is no building, structures or monuments of any kind likely to remind one of a cemetery. The parkland landscape which originally formed part of Stoke Park was laid out by Capability Brown and Repton. Much of the area survived until 1909 when the golf course opened.

   Stoke Poges Parish Council - Memorial Gardens

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   How do I get to Stoke Poges?

   • From Junction 6 of the M4, take the northbound exit which is the A355 Tuns Lane. Go over the first roundabout and at the next junction turn right onto the A4. At the next large traffic lights junction (alongside the park on your left) turn left signposted to ‘Stoke Poges’. Continue along this road for approximately 2 miles.

   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens - Garden in Slough, Slough - Visit South

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   Who designed Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens?

   • Slough Church Lane, Stoke Poges, Slough, Berks, SL2 4NZ Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens were designed and laid out in the 1930’s by Edward White, a partner in Milner, White and Sons, a leading landscape architect firm of the day. The gardens are considered to be his best creation.

   Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens - Garden in Slough, Slough - Visit South

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   When did Buckinghamshire Memorial Gardens open?

   • The gardens were opened on 25 May 1935 and their 80th anniversary was commemorated in 2015. The gardens are maintained and managed by Buckinghamshire Council. The Memorial Gardens were designed by Edward White, a partner of Milner, White and Son, a leading landscape architect firm of the day.

   Stoke Poges Parish Council - Memorial Gardens

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8. www.youtube.com › watchMemorial Gardens at Stoke Poges near Slough - YouTube

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   Entering Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens is like walking into a different era – there is acalmness and peace in carefully planned surroundings, which provide co...