Tree of the month: January 2023

30 January 2023 | Ally Pally | Alexandra Palace

If you are looking for a winter walk at this time of the year, we’ve got 196 acres of parkland for you to discover, with stunning views across the city. Alexandra Park is home to over 600 species of wildlife, plus more than 7,500 tree. Stephen Middleton from the Friends of Alexandra Park is kindly introducing

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