Welcome to Witton Lakes
This website is produced by Friends Of Witton Lakes (FOWL). We are a group of local residents who want to help to maintain and improve this park so that we all get to enjoy this lovely relaxing open space.
Witton Lakes is situated in Erdington between Marsh Hill and Short Heath Road.
We have two lakes, open grassland, wooded areas and wild flower meadows. There are also numerous streams leading in to and out of the lakes and we have recently opened a community orchard within the park boundary.
Amongst other things, Friends Of Witton Lakes undertake litter picks, carry out Ducking Watch (see it's page) and we liase with other local groups and organisations such as Environmental Services, Glendale and Birmingham City Council.
Anyone can join us. See our meeting dates on the news bulletin page and feel free to come along.
Witton Lakes is situated in Erdington between Marsh Hill and Short Heath Road.
We have two lakes, open grassland, wooded areas and wild flower meadows. There are also numerous streams leading in to and out of the lakes and we have recently opened a community orchard within the park boundary.
Amongst other things, Friends Of Witton Lakes undertake litter picks, carry out Ducking Watch (see it's page) and we liase with other local groups and organisations such as Environmental Services, Glendale and Birmingham City Council.
Anyone can join us. See our meeting dates on the news bulletin page and feel free to come along.
Wonderful Witton Lakes
These are some of the swans on Witton Lakes. Witton Lakes is a wonderful local resource located near Erdington in Birmingham.
On this site, we aim to show you how the lakes are going to be improved in the near future. The site will be updated on a regular basis so pop along as often as you can.
Friends Of Witton Lakes
On this site, we aim to show you how the lakes are going to be improved in the near future. The site will be updated on a regular basis so pop along as often as you can.
Friends Of Witton Lakes
Beautiful Witton Lakes too.
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Picture looking towards the Velvet Community Orchard compound
Picture taken on 12.04.11
