Gunnersbury Park Museum — Attraction in London

Not only do they hide all there negative reviews on Instagram, but they've actually called the Community stupid and Intitled for asking the issues with the festival be adressed (even though they should be with the contract anyway as howslow council (group who's leased out) disclosed). They have lied to police and community including and especially older visitors (many of whom would come crying to me when i worked there, to review recent changes the new care taker management have bulldozed in). There sound technicians said they have acted outside the law many times and don't know how to cope. I wish I could say something nice as a really wanted it to work and invested a lot, but I can't anymore with how much they lie (including to the volunteers to get free labour, free tour guides even have to charge 10 but see nothing in return despite promises when joining)

(As evident in the response, they don't even know who worked for them explaining why they never delivered on promises from the interviews and at work. They also have received many emails, positions getting hundreds of signatures and had there own specialists flag at least some of the same problems, but they choose to act dumb and not address them, they've been making the same mistakes every years since they started a few years ago)I'd advise the company to check there emails. If the company is serious about actually being there for the community and not there own cvs then don't dismiss people, be honest and don't call people stupid... the bit about contacting people on private accounts is an outright lie and desperate attempt to smear.. they have in fact admitted in meetings that residence and how they affect residence is not there concern and recommended people in the aria move away for the entire summer while they rent the public park to private companies..

Everything good mentioned in the reviews was from previous management, but even then doesn't compare as most things have been taken out to make room for private events, in a public park. Again, in meetings the museum has said there concern is not...

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I'm probably a bit bias as Gunnersbury Park was a place my Great Aunt took me to visit as a child in the 1970s so I have fond memories. Sadly the boating lake has gone and much of the grounds had been taken over by a company setting up for a music festival. However, I don't remember the museum from my childhood, but was quite impressed with this free attraction on my visit to the park yesterday

There was a small art exhibition as well as lots of rooms to look at with photos and arifacts from the museum's former life as a private house. The kitchens, scullery and butlers pantry were particular impressive. There were also a couple of short films to watch as well as a lot of information about the local area. On the top floor there was a small historical fashion exhibition, which was very interesting. We spent about 1.5 hours there, all very good for free.

Another huge incentive to visit the museum is the newly opened cafe which is also in the park. The pastries and bread are baked on site and are outstanding and the coffee is simply the best. This will surely tempt me back next time...