The Town Council manages our six wonderful parks and gardens from the historic King George V Recreation Ground through to the Stratton Memorial Garden. With each park as unique as it is beautiful, it is the Town Council’s responsibility to ensure that these public spaces remain safe, well-tended, maintained, free from litter, and generally in wonderful condition. The Town Council’s maintenance team undertakes frequent mowing of the parks throughout the summer months, maintaining trees and hedges within our parks, and daily litter picks to remove any rubbish which has been left behind by visitors. You can rest assured that our parks and gardens all receive the care that they need and are in kept in the best possible condition for you to enjoy all year round. 

Details of the byelaw for the Regulation of Dogs made by the Parish Council of Princes Risborough under section 164 of the Public Health Act 1875, and sections 12 and 15 of the Open Spaces Act 1906, about public walks, pleasure grounds, and open spaces, can be found by clicking on the link to download the appropriate document:

Byelaw for the Regulation of Dogs