Queen's Park Gardens — Attraction in London

Upon two visits I encountered a rather pedantic and awfully officious security personnel at this library. But it appears his protocols and conventions are at odds with the actual librarians substantively employed by Westminster. He dictates where you sit upstairs in the study area contrives a list of bookings when this is unapproved by the staff. Despite one having laptop, he officiated places with such zeal that there is a sense of draconism certainly making me for one, feel uncomfortable.

I advise ignore him and please do interact with librarians themselves, they have the sense and understanding that the building is...

Nice wee park with basketball courts, football pitches, gym equipment, playground, grassed areas which is hilly rather than flat, and dog friendly. Known locally as The Avenue's Park. Opened in 1877 to improve Victorian working class conditions and seen as a success for the tenants of The Avenues houses which were built between 1873 - 1880. In close proximity to Jubilee Sports Centre, The Grand Union Canal, Kensal Green Cemetery, and Ladbroke Grove. Nearest tube station is Queens Park, and nearest overground is...

Reasonable park for activities such as basketball and a playground for kids. Theres gated off dog section where i walk my little dogs but its not very well maintained and muddy but that's normal for dog parks and this time of year. Quite a bit of litter sometimes, i reckon that's its right next to a secondary school but overall a decent hilly park to chill in and walk through. The floral area is well...