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SUSTAINABLE CITY PROGRAMME: MAYOR OF LONDON – ACCESS TO NATURE<br />
What?<br />
To improve access to nature across London. These areas include Queens Road<br />
Cemetery, Melfort Avenue Recreation Ground, Norbury Hall Park, Addiscombe<br />
Railway Park, Purley Way East Playing Fields, Pollards Hill, Haling Grove, Wandle<br />
Park, Duppas Hill, Norbury Park and Brook, Cane Hill Hospital West and Waddon<br />
Ponds.<br />
Where?<br />
Borough-wide<br />
When?<br />
By 2021 and beyond.<br />
Why?<br />
GLA Access to Nature mapping shows a good distribution of natural and seminatural<br />
greenspace provision in the south of the Borough where the larger sites are<br />
located. Due to land availability there are significant gaps in provision in the<br />
northern parts of the borough, particularly in Thornton Heath and Central Croydon.<br />
Sites are needed in north and central Croydon to reduce the area of deficit in access<br />
to nature. Land availability issues means that it is unlikely new natural sites can be<br />
provided in these areas.<br />
Stakeholder Engagement Since March 2012:<br />
No information available for this update.<br />
Progress Since March 2012:<br />
1) Addiscome Railway Park: meadow grasslands continue to develop, hedges<br />
have been planted and wetlands are good for amphibians.<br />
2) Wandle Park: river restoration and pond have been completed along with the<br />
meadows. The pond life is very good for such a new habitat.<br />
3) Waddon Ponds: The naturalisation of pond edges is proceeding although<br />
there are some issues with the establishment of aquatic vegetation. The<br />
phase 2 work is to be implemented by the end of March 2014.<br />
Planned Provision<br />
Lead<br />
Partner<br />
Delivery Partners/Stakeholders<br />
Delivery<br />
Mechanism/<br />
Funding Source<br />
Cost (if<br />
known)<br />
Location 2011-<br />
2015<br />
2016-<br />
2020<br />
2021- Relationship to CLP Strategic<br />
Policies: (3) Critical, (2)<br />
Necessary, (1) Contributory<br />
To improve access to nature across London.<br />
These areas include Queens Road Cemetery,<br />
Melfort Avenue Recreation Ground, Norbury<br />
Hall Park, Addiscombe Railway Park, Purley<br />
Way East Playing Fields, Pollards Hill, Haling<br />
Grove, Wandle Park, Duppas Hill, Norbury Park<br />
and Brook, Cane Hill Hospital West and<br />
Waddon Ponds.<br />
GLA LB Croydon, Mayor of London Mayor of<br />
London, LDA<br />
N/A<br />
Boroughwide<br />
Y Y Y<br />
1<br />
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