Management Plan for Firth Park - MP4-Interreg
Management Plan for Firth Park - MP4-Interreg
Management Plan for Firth Park - MP4-Interreg
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Ownership and contact details<br />
The park was given to the people of Sheffield in 1875. It is held in trust with the Cabinet of<br />
Sheffield City Council acting as sole trustees. The operational management of the park<br />
comes under the remit of <strong>Park</strong>s and Countryside Service and is managed on a day-to-day<br />
basis by the North Area District parks officer.<br />
Location and physical details<br />
<strong>Firth</strong> <strong>Park</strong> is situated in Sheffield, South Yorkshire and is 5 kilometres north –east of<br />
Sheffield City Centre and straddles <strong>Firth</strong> <strong>Park</strong> Road, the B6086. Grid reference SK4368<br />
3910.<br />
The park lies entirely within the <strong>Firth</strong> <strong>Park</strong> Ward, which itself <strong>for</strong>ms part of the larger<br />
Brightside and Shiregreen, an administrative area <strong>for</strong> Sheffield City Council.<br />
Fig 4 Location of <strong>Firth</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
Boundaries<br />
The boundaries of the <strong>Park</strong> are outlined in the accompanying aerial photograph Figure 5<br />
and includes an area of Hinde Common Wood, which was awarded HLF funding as part of<br />
the “Fuelling the Revolution” grant.<br />
From the map it can be seen that the park is surrounded by dense urban housing and is<br />
situated in one of the most deprived areas of the city with a diverse multi cultural<br />
population mix<br />
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