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Photos from the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, full report to come...

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party is moving to an indoor venue. Due to the cold weather and threat of rain we have decided to hold the tea party at the Watts Pavilion in the Kyneton Showgrounds on Mollison…

The Kyneton Community Park group, in partnership with the Kyneton Historical Society is proud to announce their success in obtaining a grant ($8900) from the Public Records Office Victoria (PROV), for the “Victoria 175 project”.

Thanks to those who walked in the parade yesterday, it was fun day as always. Everyone looked superb in their hats and our efforts won us the best walking group prize and a cheque for $25.

Just under 200 children and adults enjoyed a morning of school holiday entertainment at the Baptist Church.

Design Observer has a fascinating interview with Matthew Urbanski of the landscape architecture firm Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates discussing the ongoing development of Brooklyn Bridge Park. The slideshow shows the progress of the first stage of the park.

A fun and interesting article about a seniors playground which has just opened in Hyde Park in London:

“People can come and have fun and socialise at the same time,” said Madeline Elsdon, a member of Knightsbridge Association and the

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In the spirit of National Volunteer Week, the KCP members gathered at the Uniting Church Hall and offered the good citizens of Kyneton the opportunity to learn more about the vision of the Park, whilst enjoying some delicious homemade treats…

Four members of the KCP committee (Sarah Turner, Kathryn Portelli, Michelle Cox and Amy Cockroft) were among about 120 members of the community who attended the inaugural Kyneton Conference at the Town Hall. This event was hosted by Kyneton Connections…

Our President, Sarah Turner, was honoured to be invited by Diane Barbeler, President of the Zonta Club of Kyneton to the annual Zonta International Women’s Day dinner at the Town Hall. The guest speaker was Jenny Gray, CEO of Zoos…