Summary of May 2023 Public Engagement Feedback

Phase 1 Improvements access and diversion arrangements

Phase 1 Improvements access restrictions and diversions & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Phase 1 Improvements: access and diversion arrangement and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

January 2024 - June 2024

Click on the pdf link below to view the extent of the Phase 1 improvements works to Down Lane Park.The diagram illustrates the entrances that will remain open and those that will be closed, and the diversion routes around and through the park that will be in place from 15th January 2024 until June 2024.Published alongside are a series of Frequently Asked Questions, with responses to questions and queries posed by residents and park users. Click on the pdf below.

Check out the following documents

View the Planning Application for Down Lane Park

Proposed central plaza and Community Hub building

Down Lane Park Approved Planning Application, Feb 2024

Co-designed improvements to Down Lane Park have been given the green light by Haringey Council&#39;s Planning Sub-Committee.&nbsp; Community-led plans to deliver major improvements to Down Lane Park in Tottenham Hale were submitted to Haringey Council in November 2023. You can view a selection of key images illustrating the now approved proposals <a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1701189480/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Down%20Lane%20Park%20Planning%20Application%2C%20Nov%202023.pdf/oulrnnb1of2mwy6fborx.pdf" id="isPasted">here&nbsp;</a>or by clicking on the pdf below. After 19 months and 20 co-design meetings between the council and the locally representative <a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/co-design-community-design-group/step1" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Community Design Group</a>, two rounds of independent design review, and two rounds of<a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1695990615/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/DLP_Summary%20of%20Public%20Engagement%20Feedback_.pdf/tn71aoynnmh1h96ucmgz.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> public engagement</a>, co-designed plans for improvements to the park were approved by the Council&#39;s Planning Sub-Committee on 5th February 2024. Improvements to the park include delivery of:&nbsp;<ul><li style="text-align: left;">a new energy efficient community hub building, caf&eacute; and garden</li><li style="text-align: left;">new free to use (unfenced) basketball and netball courts</li><li style="text-align: left;">new accessible and inclusive children&rsquo;s play</li><li style="text-align: left;">improved access routes and entrances</li><li id="isPasted">infrastructure improvements, including lighting and inclusive seating</li><li style="text-align: left;">soft and hard landscaping improvements, including widened footpaths, new tree planting</li></ul> The approved proposals cover the most intensively used southern section of the park, with physical improvement works planned to get under way in summer 2024. Phase 1 improvements to the north-east of the park, adjacent to Ashley Road, do not require planning approval and commenced on 15th&nbsp;January 2024.&nbsp;

Final planning stage landscape masterplan for Down Lane Park

Sketch view of sustainable drainage basins

Down Land Park Landscape Masterplan, Feb 2024

Down Lane Park (planning submission stage) Landscape Masterplan

Click on the pdf link below to view the (planning submission stage) Landscape Masterplan for Down Lane Park, October 2023.

View the May '23 park improvement design proposals.

Community Hub Building

May 2023 Public Engagement Design Proposals

<a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683904367/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Down%20Lane%20Park_May%20%202023%20Public%20Engagement_Design%20Proposals.pdf/gxpyivshunqtcjlhoh7y.pdf">Click on the pdf below</a> to view the May 2023 public engagement boards, including park masterplan and Community Hub design proposals.Public engagement on these design proposals has now closed.

Summary of May '23 Public Engagement Feedback

<h3 id="isPasted"><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1695920724/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/zzu2t5iycoyoazzdto2k.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib"> Between Monday 15 May and Sunday 28 May, we convened a series of in-person events, discussions and themed (in-person) workshops and &#39;drop in&#39; sessions, focused on:&nbsp;</h3><ol><li style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><h3>Workshop 1: Sports, recreation and spaces for young people&nbsp;.</h3></li><li style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><h3>Workshop 2: Inclusive play spaces&nbsp;</h3></li><li style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><h3>&#39;Drop in&#39; session 1:&nbsp;Designing for women and girls</h3></li><li style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><h3>&#39;Drop in&#39; session 2: Active travel&nbsp;</h3></li><li style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><h3>&#39;Drop in&#39; session 3: Designing out crime</h3></li></ol><h3>You can read a digest of what you told us in our Summary of Public Engagement Feedback&nbsp;<a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1695920827/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Summary%20of%20May%2023%20Public%20Engagement%20Feedback_September%20Update.pdf/pxukky5ru9rf4lzsllz1.pdf">here</a> or click on the pdf link below. </h3><h3> </h3>

Take the on-line survey  and let us hear your views on the updated proposals.

Have your say!

Help shape improvements to Down Lane Park. 

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683215841/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/v3lnzetpyrurpl5gn5ee.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-bordered"><h2>Let us hear your views on the updated proposals for improving Down Lane Park!</h2>Since February 2022 Haringey Council and Levitt Bernstein landscape architects have been working with a group of local residents and community representatives to co-design major improvements to Down Lane Park, N17.&nbsp;The proposals for the park are rooted in what residents and park users have told us through co-design and the first round of public engagement last October and supported by the Council&rsquo;s own evidence and ambitions.&nbsp;Over a two-week engagement period 15-28 May we will be sharing the updated co-designed plans for the park and asking you to contribute your time, feedback and insights to help to shape the final design that will inform a planning application in the summer.&nbsp;There are several ways to get involved, from in-person workshops and drop in events in the park, to filling out the survey on the next page. There are 7 questions in the survey, and it should take you roughly 10 minutes to complete. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<h3><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683904367/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Down%20Lane%20Park_May%20%202023%20Public%20Engagement_Design%20Proposals.pdf/gxpyivshunqtcjlhoh7y.pdf">Check out the early-stage engagement boards here.</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;</h3>Your feedback is&nbsp;really important&nbsp;to us and will be used to inform the&nbsp;refinement of the proposals&nbsp;and&nbsp;subsequent&nbsp;planning application.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you do not feel confident providing feedback in English, please email jacob.sturdy@haringey.gov.uk to request a survey in an alternative language. Will we do our best to accommodate this.

1. Designing safe spaces

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683888053/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/utx3cwi9qfowuokddi5k.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib">We have heard, particularly from young people we&rsquo;ve spoken to, that improving feelings of safety is one of the highest priorities for the park. A number of people we have spoken to have told us that they would not walk through the park after dark.&nbsp;&nbsp;We will&nbsp;seek&nbsp;to address this by improving lighting, pruning bushes and tree canopies to improve lines of&nbsp;sight&nbsp;and encouraging more activity in the park during the day and early evening, especially in quieter areas. The proposed new Community Hub building will aid this and natural surveillance.&nbsp;Other priorities to improve safety in the park include better facilities and enforcement to address littering, public&nbsp;urination&nbsp;and anti-social behaviour; and measures to restrict or moderate fast moving wheeled vehicles.&nbsp;We will also work with local partners and the community to encourage positive activity and stewardship of the park to discourage crime and antisocial behaviour and grow a strong community presence.&nbsp;

2. Community Hub, Café and Community Garden 

An sketch view of the emerging designs for the community hub, viewed from Park View Road.During our early engagement in October, feedback was divided on options to refurbish the existing Hub building or build a new one and where it should be located. Early engagement feedback indicated that residents and park users want the Hub and caf&eacute; to be open on more days and with longer opening hours and to include outdoor caf&eacute; seating and publicly accessible toilets. Many respondents wanted the caf&eacute; and hub to be more visible to park users and to be welcoming and truly inviting to all. You have told us that you&rsquo;d like a caf&eacute; to be located close to the play spaces, with play spaces visible from the caf&eacute; and outdoor caf&eacute; seating areas.&nbsp;<h2>Building location</h2>The proposals we have developed following careful consideration of feedback and the needs of the community alongside a thorough pros and cons analysis, is to deliver a new community Hub, caf&eacute; and community garden close to Park View Road. The hub will remain close to existing sports facilities, in a location that avoids the loss of trees or green space, aids visibility and accessibility, addresses safety concerns, and supports longer opening hours.&nbsp;The emerging proposals provide that the new Community Hub and caf&eacute; would have entrances to and from Park View Road and from inside the park. Located alongside Park View Road, the Hub is visible from most corners of the park with views across the play spaces, sports and recreational facilities, aiding natural surveillance, and making the park feel and be safer.&nbsp;<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683908903/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/t78i5jiiist93ntg4cga.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dii"> &nbsp;<h2 id="isPasted">Building uses</h2>Within the community hub building, a flexible community space will be provided for events, workshops and general day-today use. The caf&eacute; will include an outdoor seating area alongside a toddler play space.&nbsp;<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683908886/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/kbndzzbwkauiqg2d3sin.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib"><h2>Building form</h2>The community hub building would be a welcoming and inclusive space for all residents, placing sustainable design at its heart. The building would have:&nbsp;&bull; Pitched roofs to provide double height rooms and therefore a generous sense of space and height inside&nbsp;&bull; Canopies connected to the building to provide shade and shelter&nbsp;&bull; An exposed timber frame internally to give a sense of warmth and a natural feeling&nbsp;&bull; Generous amounts of south-facing glazing in the community space and the caf&eacute; - these will look directly onto the community garden and provide natural light and views in/out of the building&nbsp;&bull; Rooflights in the community space and the caf&eacute; for natural top-lighting&nbsp;&bull; A timber pergola outside to provide shelter and shade for outdoor activities, particularly in extreme weather&nbsp; An aerial view of the emerging designs for the community hub, caf&eacute; and community garden. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683909052/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/sliy5pvr2fa0v5ov1np7.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dii">

3. Inclusive Play Spaces 

Through early engagement residents and park users indicated support for ensuring play spaces are inclusive for all. That they should serve a mix of ages, with some shaded play areas for hot summer days, particularly for younger children, and spaces to sit and socialise with other parent and carers. You told us that you supported the proposal to relocate play spaces further into the park and away from main roads.&nbsp;In the latest&nbsp;designs&nbsp;three separate play spaces are&nbsp;located&nbsp;further into the park: play for toddlers; a large multi-age play area&nbsp;close to the Hub building&nbsp;and a play area&nbsp;further to the north&nbsp;for older children.&nbsp;There will also be&nbsp;less formal&nbsp;&lsquo;play on the way&rsquo; dotted throughout the park.&nbsp;All play areas would have better shading in hot weather, exciting and inclusive play experiences, improved visibility and seating for parents and carers.&nbsp;The latest plans to improve Down Lane Park would increase the size and quality of play&nbsp;spaces, where&nbsp;children of all abilities can play and have a variety of physical, sensory, and social experiences.You have told us that a variety of different play experiences would create an exciting environment for children, particularly play experiences which are adventurous, made from natural materials and unique.&nbsp;<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1684152024/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/qszhatbfexg6juqplx7s.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib">

4. Sports, Recreational Facilities and Spaces for Young People 

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683894848/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/wiyljzves4ra00eqykkz.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib">Through workshops with primary and secondary pupils, and community-led surveys, we have heard that there are few facilities to attract young people to use the park. We have heard that a grass football pitch should be retained, basketball facilities improved, and there was support for the introduction of a multi-use games court providing for a range of sports and recreational uses. We also heard that the tennis courts should be kept in their current location. The emerging proposals respond to this feedback and seek to retain grassed football, the existing Artificial Grass Pitch and tennis courts, and introduce improved basketball and netball, lighting and stepped seating areas adjacent sports facilities that also provide spaces for young people to come together.
There was also support for less traditional outdoor gym equipment and play spaces for older children, which we are seeking to incorporate. Proposals also include enhanced older children&#39;s play facilities see question 3.&nbsp;We have also heard that a lack of space for changing, lack of all-weather facilities as well as charges / bookings for sports pitches can all deter young people from using these facilities.&nbsp;

5. Active Travel

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1684167655/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/r4zzqvoqffe5fgotg3wn.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib">We have heard strong support for retaining the much-used diagonal pathway from Park View Road to Burdock Road, as well as ensuring key commuter routes are well lit and accommodate pedestrians and cyclists comfortably.&nbsp;Park users have told us&nbsp;they&rsquo;d&nbsp;like to see localised flooding addressed, pathways widened and pupils at Harris Academy&nbsp;in&nbsp;particular wanted&nbsp;to see a more direct route between Holcombe Road and the school, to avoid walking over muddy sections of the field during winter.&nbsp;Proposals for an activity route around the edge of the park that supports walking, jogging and cycle training have been well received. Haringey Cycle Campaign and Healthy Streets North Tottenham have also asked us to consider a more direct connection through the park between Chesnut Road and a future connection to Ashley Road.&nbsp;

6. Landscaping, biodiversity and ecology 

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1683898485/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/isk7bhwzx5bmnltmqilb.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib">Through early engagement residents and park users indicated support for the proposed the approach to ecology and biodiversity, introducing additional planting of different colours, textures and scents, sustainable drainage and rainwater gardens, and creating new habitats through log piles and wildflower meadows.&nbsp;There was support for the principle of removing trees, but only where this is absolutely necessary. You also asked for greater variety of trees, and that the location of new trees should improve shading in the park, such as in the children&rsquo;s play spaces, whilst avoiding providing cover for anti-social activities.&nbsp;There was also general support for greener and more open edges to the park, albeit respondents also expressed strong concerns around traffic on adjacent roads and safety for children and dogs; potential for increased unauthorised vehicle access; littering and fly-tipping; safety from criminal activity; and increased maintenance costs. Some respondents suggested exploring a combination of railings and hedges or planting.&nbsp;The emerging designs propose a mixed approach to boundaries, retaining railings in areas where safety is a key concern, removing them where traffic volumes are low, e.g., along Ashley Road north, and introducing hedging along other sections. &nbsp;The designs seek to deliver a significant uplift in tree, wildflower and meadow planting, and introduce ground level changes via land forming in the northern section of the park &ndash; creating a natural grassed seating area close to the football pitch. Ecology, biodiversity and climate change resilience will be enhanced via sustainable drainage, introduction of a pond, dead-heading, log piles, and increase species diversity and complexity. The plans envisage introducing educational information boards.&nbsp;

Summary of responses to early-stage design options

Summary of Oct -Dec '22 Public Engagement Feedback

Engagement Events

Click on the pdfs below to open a short summary of public engagement findings to date, or a longer form providing more detail.

Public Engagement Summaries

Find out more about the park improvement project.

Down Lane Park Improvement Programme

About Improving Down Lane Park

About Down Lane Park Improvements

<h2 id="isPasted"><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1663947494/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/smemhollkippcdivrek0.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-bordered" data-uw-rm-alt-original=""></h2>Approximately 18,000 people live within a 10-minute walk of Down Lane Park. It&rsquo;s an important community asset for the Tottenham Hale neighbourhood.&nbsp; At the start of 2022, working with a <a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/co-design-community-design-group/step1" id="isPasted">Community Design Group (CDG) made up of volunteers and representatives from the local area</a>, we set out to develop a vision for the future of Down Lane Park. Working together over 19 months and 20 meetings we have developed &nbsp;a single (masterplan) design proposal for the park that we consulted on for two weeks in May 2023. You can read a <a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1695990615/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/DLP_Summary%20of%20Public%20Engagement%20Feedback_.pdf/tn71aoynnmh1h96ucmgz.pdf">summary of what you told us here</a>. We have used your rich and valuable feedback to inform the&nbsp;refinement of designs for improvements to the park and a&nbsp;planning application, which was submitted to the council in November 2023. You can view a&nbsp;<a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1701189480/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Down%20Lane%20Park%20Planning%20Application%2C%20Nov%202023.pdf/oulrnnb1of2mwy6fborx.pdf"></a><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1701189480/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/media-upload/Down%20Lane%20Park%20Planning%20Application%2C%20Nov%202023.pdf/oulrnnb1of2mwy6fborx.pdf">selection of key images here</a>. We have set our ambitions for the park high, to ensure that the designs deliver the improvements that Tottenham Hale&rsquo;s communities want and deserve. These include:<ul><li>a new community hub building, caf&eacute; and garden</li><li>new free to use (unfenced) basketball and netball courts</li><li>new inclusive and accessible children&rsquo;s play</li><li>improved access routes and entrances</li><li id="isPasted">improved infrastructure, including lighting, and seating.</li><li>soft and hard landscaping improvements, including widened footpaths, new tree planting,&nbsp;</li></ul> These improvements will be delivered in stages. We have &pound;3m of developer contributions and <a href="https://www.haringey.gov.uk/news/community-led-plans-improve-down-lane-park-gets-750000-funding-boost-0">&pound;750,000 of grant funding from the Mayor of London</a>. Recently, the council&#39;s <a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/en-GB/news/transformation-of-tottenham-hale-open-spaces-gets-%C2%A36m-cash-boost">Cabinet approved the allocation of a further &pound;4.31m</a> for investment in the park, which should enable the delivery of the new Community Hub and park improvements in full. Given the extent of improvements, construction delivery will need to be spread over a number of years, from early &nbsp;2024 - summer 2026.&nbsp; Phase 1 improvements will get under way from 15th January 2024, with future phases to follow. We will update this site with detailed plans for the Phase 1 works in December.<h3>Working together&nbsp;we can improve Down Lane Park to better serve the needs of the community. To get involved <a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/down-lane-park-user-forum/step1">click here</a>.</h3><a class="fr-strong" href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/en-GB/proposals/lets-hear-your-views"></a>

Find out what you've told us matters to you.

Your feedback so far

Your feedback so far...

<h3>What you&#39;ve told us matters to you</h3>We carried out Park User Surveys in Spring 2021 to better understand how people currently use the park and what you would like to see improved in the future.&nbsp;We received 278 survey responses, 318 on-line comments, and lots of valuable feedback via four on-line meetings. You can view the survey summary report <a href="https://s3-eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/commonplace-customer-assets/thprojects/Down%20Lane%20Park%20Survery%20Feedback%20Final.pdf">here</a>.<h4>Down Lane Park User Survey Summary Report, March 2021</h4><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1624454993/projects/downlaneparkimprovement/8d8bd4d8-a952-460a-8eaa-81b6b0c3718d.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-bordered" style="width: 700px;" alt="Image shows the front cover of the Down Lane Park User Survey Summary Report from March 2021, including info-graphics of the number of survey respondents">Further feedback from the community has been collected this year and a summary of what you&rsquo;ve told us is set out below.<h4>&nbsp;Key park improvement themes:<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1664285088/projects/60c752bbbda58d1ebe7b3fe2/tz2jzq0jjmt8rpsft5sm.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil fr-bordered" style="width: 700px;" alt="The image lists out key themes under four sub-headings: ecology, safety, facilities, and function. Under ecology the key themes are listed as: more trees, more wildflower planting, and different hedges. Under safety the key themes are listed as: improve lighting and CCTV, redesign underused areas, longer café opening hours. Under facilities the key themes are listed as: widened footpaths, improve seating and signage, outdoor performance space. Under function the key themes are listed as: more toilets and bins, improved drainage, relocate park depot building somewhere else."></h4><h3 id="isPasted">Ecology</h3>Residents and park users want to see more trees, wildflowers, and planting.Some engagement respondents also feel different hedges should be introduced to the park.Generally, the featurelessness&nbsp;of the green spaces in park are considered an opportunity to be addressed.&nbsp; <h3>Safety</h3>The need for lighting&nbsp;throughout the park to aid safety are key issues for residents and users. Particularly around the Community Hub, nursery, and main routes.&nbsp;Secluded or underused spaces are felt in need of redesign.The Park View Underpass route to Tottenham Marshes is considered unsafe and in need of improvement.&nbsp;Some people do not feel comfortable walking along the main diagonal pathway, for fear of being struck by flying (foot)ballsPeople also want CCTV to be installed. <h3>Facilities</h3>People find the park&rsquo;s pathways&nbsp;too narrow and want to see them widened.Entrances&nbsp;to the park could be improved to be more welcoming and accessible with better signage&nbsp;The play area isn&rsquo;t as well used as in other parks. People feel it could be better, and possibly located away from cars and pollution.The need for improved and more accessible and inclusive seating&nbsp;has come across strongly. &nbsp;The Community Hub is an asset for the park. People wanted this to be open longer and more often, with a caf&eacute;&nbsp;and activities for all ages.There is also some support for a space within the park for events or performance. <h3>Function</h3>Providing accessible and inclusive toilets, more&nbsp;bins, and a cleaner park that is better maintained are amongst the most cited asks.Surface water flooding is seen as an issue and better drainage&nbsp;requested so that the whole of the park can be used throughout the year.People have suggested the park depot building near the Artificial Grass Pitch could be relocated.<h3> </h3><h3>Summary</h3>This early phase of engagement highlighted the commitment, history of hard work, and continued interest in ensuring improvements are shaped and informed by local residents and park users.The range of issues raised reiterates the challenges and opportunities that need to be addressed through good design.Through the&nbsp;<a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/timeline"></a><a href="https://downlaneparkimprovement.commonplace.is/timeline">next stages</a>&nbsp;of the project we will continue to offer opportunities for engagement, information exchange and capacity building, ensuring residents and users are able to help shape the future of Down Lane Park.

Summary of May 2023 Public Engagement Feedback

Summary of May '23 Public Engagement Feedback

Between Monday 15 May and Sunday 28 May, we convened a series of in-person events, discussions and themed (in-person) workshops and 'drop in' sessions, focused on:

Workshop 1: Sports, recreation and spaces for young people .

Workshop 2: Inclusive play spaces

'Drop in' session 1: Designing for women and girls

'Drop in' session 2: Active travel

'Drop in' session 3: Designing out crime

You can read a digest of what you told us in our Summary of Public Engagement Feedback here or click on the pdf link below.

Check out the following documents

This engagement phase has finished

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