Planning for Sport and Active Recreation Facilities ... - Brent Council

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95 Sports Facility Location Reason / Comments Priority H / M / L New pay and play rugby pitch Tennis court upgrades Eton Grove 4 Additional Tennis courts Chalkhill Sports Ground Install pitch and changing facilities for football to meet unmet demand in an area of expected population growth. Roundwood Park Annex Install pitches and changing facilities for football to meet unmet demand. (Needs to be explored further to determine suitability). Preston Park Install football pitches (junior/mini) in consideration of cricket wickets to meet unmet demand Location to be explored further. Alperton Sports Ground Woodcock Park Chelmsford Square Gladstone Park Roe Green Areas which fall outside of catchment of existing provision - School site MUGA upgrade One Tree Hill Open Space Chalkhill Youth Centre Additional MUGAs Gibbons Recreation Ground or nearby location King Edward VII Park, Wembley Location to be explored further to enable the development of rugby. To meet unmet peak demand. Tennis courts in poor or dilapidated condition. Upgrading facilities in borough parks identified as priority by Tennis Development Group. Refurbished courts will meet unmet demand in areas lacking pay and play provision. Demand calculations indicate there is a total deficit of 17 courts in the borough. 13 courts can be refurbished, leaving need for 4 new courts. Additional provision required to increase informal sport with free access to children to use the courts and help to develop the sport in the borough. MUGAs in parks and youth centres which are in poor or dilapidated condition, which serve areas of high young person population density. Resident survey indicates need for greater provision for young people. Lack of publicly accessible facilities in the areas of high youth population density. Medium Low Low Low High Medium Medium High
Chapter Seven Priorities for Future Provision Sports Facility Location Reason / Comments Priority H / M / L Additional MUGAs Church Lane Recreation Ground / Youth Centre Woodcock Park Eton Grove Gladstone Park (East) Neasden Recreation Ground Additional MUGAs South Kilburn Open Space Alperton Sports Ground Preston Park Sherran’s Farm Lack of publicly accessible facilities in the areas of high youth population density. Lack of publicly accessible facilities in the areas of high youth population density. BMX track refurbished Chalkhill Lack of dedicated cycling facilities in the Borough. Redevelopment potential of almost disused facility Netball courts Netball court provision as part of Sports Centre redevelopment and at new centres Netball provision in schools Need to provide publicly available courts in the borough for this priority sport. 2 per secondary school New hard court areas should provide for a range of sports including netball. Medium Low Medium Medium Medium Chapter Seven - Priorities for Future Provision 96
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