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Ridley Park, Blyth


Ridley Park was officially opened on the 27th of July 1904 by Lord Ridley in a ceremony with music from the Seaton Delaval Military Band. The park, managed by Northumberland County Council, covers 5.5 hectares and is located just under half a kilometre from the Blyth town centre.[1] A community group, the Friends of Ridley Park, was formed in 2012. In 2014, the park won the joint Gold award for Northumberland in Bloom.[2]

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Ridley Park, Blyth
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Children's playground in Ridley Park
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Ridley Park Junior Play Area
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Families celebrate as Ridley Park water feature is fixed in time for summer
- Chronicle Live: 21 July 2014. "Families in Northumberland are celebrating after the council fixed a popular water feature in time for the summer holidays. The feature in Ridley Park in ...
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Ridley Park Management Plan
- "Ridley Park is located in an urban setting just over 0.5km south east of Blyth town centre in South East Northumberland. The Parks topography is generally flat, rising gently ...
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Park celebrating gold award in competition
- New Post Leader, 16 October 2014. "A popular park has picked up the gold award in the parks category of the Northumbria in Bloom awards 2014. Blyth’s Ridley Park ...
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