A much-loved local park and charity will be seen by the nation on BBC's Countryfile this weekend.
The Parks Trust, a charity that cares for 6,000 acres of local parkland, will be in conversation with one of Countryfile's presenters in Campbell Park.
In Sunday's programme, presenter Matt Baker will meet Carla, the charity's Biodiversity Officer, to clean the ponds and discuss why they are so important to local wildlife.
Viewers will see plenty of Campbell Park which resides in the heart of the city.
Campbell Park was awarded Grade II status by Histroic England in August 2020 due to its historic interest and innovative architectural design. It is one of the largest parks to be laid out in England in the 20th and 21st Century. The design takes on elements from the 18th and 19th Century and fuses them into a contemporary design fitting for our pioneering new city.
You can find out more by tuning in to Countryfile on BBC1, Sunday at 7pm.
