Update 12 April
Bruce Irving, the Parks Development Officer has kindly made notes* (see below) of the 2 meetings about the park especially relating to:
12) Village Green
14) Tennis Courts
15) Basket Ball / Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)
16) Pavilion Square
21) Vehicle Entrance and Access Route
and the National Grid access for the new sub station.
If you want to have a say, the "Millfields Park Users Group" is the best forum.
This is from Bruce Irving:
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"Millfields User Group is the way for all park users to be informed and involved in the park. Please sign up to our mailing list.
Email <millfields-subscribe@
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* This is the link to view the first meetings notes
This is the link to the second meetins notes
END UPDATE
See the latest full size map of the Masterplan at
It is the lastest map available
with my note (red text box) about the Natural Play Areabut without the Pavillion Area marked as above.
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MILLFIELDS MASTERPLAN
2nd Pavilion Area Design meeting
18.30-20.00 hrs, Thursday 25th March 2010
at Millfields Community School, Hilsea Street, E5 0SH
with
Robert Camlin - Camlin Lonsdale (Landscape Architect)
and
Bruce Irving – P/arks Development Officer LBH
..
The area in question includes the following projects listed on the masterplan:
12) Village Green
14) Tennis Courts
15) Basket Ball / Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)
16) Pavilion Square
21) Vehicle Entrance and Access Route
The edges of the design space will change.
The southern edge would provide access to the new pavilion and potentially the substation.
The western edge would have the gated and locked vehicle access point and a pedestrian crossing to improve access and safety between the two southern sections of the park.
The eastern edge would change profoundly due to the current National Grid access route disappearing and the railings being removed.
The northern edge would remain the same.
2nd Pavilion Area Design meeting
18.30-20.00 hrs, Thursday 25th March 2010
at Millfields Community School, Hilsea Street, E5 0SH
with
Robert Camlin - Camlin Lonsdale (Landscape Architect)
and
Bruce Irving – P/arks Development Officer LBH
..
The area in question includes the following projects listed on the masterplan:
12) Village Green
14) Tennis Courts
15) Basket Ball / Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)
16) Pavilion Square
21) Vehicle Entrance and Access Route
The edges of the design space will change.
The southern edge would provide access to the new pavilion and potentially the substation.
The western edge would have the gated and locked vehicle access point and a pedestrian crossing to improve access and safety between the two southern sections of the park.
The eastern edge would change profoundly due to the current National Grid access route disappearing and the railings being removed.
The northern edge would remain the same.
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National Grid access route to substation
There was concern over the impact of the potential relocation of the National Grid access route upon the park at the first meeting.
National Grid are carrying out an ongoing consultation on route options, all consultation information can be found at
Enquiries regarding the National Grid consultation should be made directly to their community relations team on 0800 731 7645 or info@communityrelations.co.uk
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UPDATE 14th April - Nation Grid in Millfields
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Arguably the best way to safeguard our green spaces is with
an Area Action Plan.
See the main
"How to"
Demand an AREA ACTION PLAN
for Clapton
with letter to copy & paste
plus posters, notes & background material
further down the blog
(may be on next page - click "Older posts" at the bottom)
Scroll down or click:
or
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