It seems that the opening up of Glen Goyle and the encouragement of greater diversity of flora has meant there is more insect life along this green/blue corridor in the centre of town. FOGG working party member Phil Lee reports on the latest work by […]

Recently, the design of the new signage for the Glen was shared: Welcome to the Glen: ‘a secret garden in the heart of Sidmouth’ – Friends of Glen Goyle And now they have been put up! With a close-up here: With thanks to VGS webmaster […]

There have been issues around ‘infrastructure’ – including paths: Planning ahead for early 2024 down the Glen – Friends of Glen Goyle As reported in March:The engineering department is very aware of both the trip hazards and the potholes – and will be attending to […]

The normally tiny stream which runs through Glen Goyle has attracted some interest: What’s in a name? What to call the stream running through the Glen Goyle? – Friends of Glen Goyle What’s in a name? What to call the stream running through the Glen […]

Last month, it was agreed that FOGG needs to forge ahead with things other than planting… and that included: SIGNAGE: Following on from liaison between FOGG, Councillors, Streetscene and other key officers at the District Council, some signs have been agreed to – to be […]

Over the weekend, John McGregor, one of the founding members of FOGG, was down Glen Goyle enjoying the quickness of spring. Here he posts some ‘bonny’ blossoms he caught on his camera: … Thanks John! …

The topographical and historic connections around Glen Goyle are fascinating. To paraphrase a recent posting on one of the water courses that run through the Glen: The second brook that appears as a waterfall just above the bridge at Glen Goyle… runs through the gardens […]

The FOGG working party spent much of the autumn last year putting in lots of bulbs, seedlings and small plants – which are now beginning to make their way through the layer of mulch – to glorious effect. Here are two fined photos taken this […]

Ed Dolphin has been busy of late photographing spring things coming up along the Glen: They’re not wild but nice to see the Snake’s head Fritillaries flowering in Glen Goyle. With more spring finds along the Glen from Ed: (20+) Sid Valley Biodiversity Group | […]

The gardens of Glen Goyle have a long and interesting history: History of Glen Goyle – Friends of Glen Goyle And gardens and history are very much attached to the house which stood just to the north of today’s park: Asherton House – Friends of […]