SHEFFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS - University of Sheffield

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B1.1. BOTANICAL GARDEN STAFF & CONTACTS LISTS – Continued Job Name Based at Phone no email Outdoor Events Officer Kevin Cheetham Meersbrook Park 2736433 Kevin.Cheetham@sheffie ld.gov.uk. Park Ranger Peter Slater Service Manger Meersbrook P k 07802 299562 2734132 Peter.Slater@sheffield.go 07713 158050 k Tree Manager Jerry Gunton Meersbrook Park 2736805 07768 262240 Jerry.Gunton@sheffield.g ov.uk Planned Minor Steve Adams City Centre 2734060 Stephen.Adams@sheffiel Works Manager 07711 218802 uk Service Delivery Bob Mosley Carbrook 2735832 Robert.Mosley@sheffield Manager (Building Maintenance Management) 07711 153659 k Management Richard Megson Officer / Security Services City Centre 2734078 Richard.Megson@sheffie ld.gov. 07711 218805 uk Management Nigel Marsden City Centre 2735666 Nigel.Marsden@sheffield .gov.uk Officer (Building Maintenance Management) 07711 218806 Technical Dave Jacks Carbrook 2734055 David.Jack@sheffield.go v.uk Assistant (Building Maintenance Management) 07711218804 Job Name Based at Phone no email Streetforce David Mappin 2736467 David.Mappin@sheffield. gov.uk 07711154039 Machinery Peter Wilson 2796609 Workshop Wheel repair 2037645 Fuel lorry 07909917986 Gate House Andy Smedley 07740030904 Boiler Repairs Bob Eastwood 07791920177
B2. GREEN FLAG POSITION STATEMENT B2.1 A WELCOMING PLACE B2.1.1. WELCOME The Botanical Gardens have recently undergone a six year, £6.69 million restoration project supported by the Heritage Lottery fund. The restoration has restored the heritage buildings within the Gardens and regenerated the landscape infrastructure and developed the plant collections. The Botanical Garden’s is a popular visitor attraction and is used and enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds. B2.1.1.2. TRANSPORT The Botanical Gardens regularly received enquiries from the public about accessibility. Information about the various options is made available in response to enquires and via the internet B2.1.1.2.1. WALKING Information from the Customer Satisfaction Survey has highlighted that the majority of visitors walk to the Botanical Gardens. Our visitors during the week tend to be local residents, students and visitors from local hospitals. Further details are available on the council website relating to pedestrian access and the Sheffield walking map: http://wwwsheffield.gov.uk/road-and-transport/cycling-and-walking B2.1.1.2.2. BICYCLES Cycling is not allowed inside the Gardens and cyclists are asked to dismount whilst you are in the Gardens. Cycle stands are available at the entrances and are regularly used. Information on the Sheffield Cycle map can be down loaded: http://www.sheffiled.gov.uk/roads-andtransport/cycling-and-walking/cycling/sheffieldcycling-map B2.1.1.2.3. BUSES There is a regular bus service (50 or 59) from the city centre to the Clarkehouse Road (B6069) and the Botanical Gardens Main Entrance. The services 81, 82, 83, 84, 85 or 86 to Ecclesall Road (A625) serve the Thompson Road Entrance. For further details visit the South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive website: http://www.sypte.co.uk/welcome.html 31
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The pavilions. Photo © Meg Jullien
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