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Four STP’s are available on a pay <strong>and</strong> play basis <strong>and</strong> three<br />

other sites are available through sports clubs / community<br />

organisation bookings. Two of the STPs are 3rd<br />

Generation <strong>and</strong> not suitable <strong>for</strong> competitive hockey <strong>and</strong><br />

two further small sized STPs are suitable <strong>for</strong> football only.<br />

As the map below illustrates, the South of the borough is<br />

within 20 minutes walking distance of a STP. Central <strong>and</strong><br />

Eastern areas of the borough have no STP provision.<br />

Map 45 – Catchment maps – Synthetic Turf Pitches<br />

Location of Synthetic<br />

Turf Pitches<br />

Supply <strong>and</strong> Dem<strong>and</strong><br />

The FA guidelines recommend 1 STP per 50,000<br />

population. <strong>Brent</strong> has 5 STPs which meet the <strong>Sport</strong><br />

Engl<strong>and</strong> criteria, 4 of which are in good condition, so this<br />

is slightly below the recommended FA provision. Three of<br />

the STPs are on school sites, 1 of which does not provide<br />

any community use.<br />

To assess the level of supply of STPs in the borough, <strong>Brent</strong><br />

capacity ratio can be compared to the London average.<br />

The 5 STPs that meet <strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong>’s criteria are included<br />

in the analysis.<br />

Table 31: Capacity ratio’s – STP’s<br />

Facility<br />

Type<br />

Chapter six Outdoor <strong>Sport</strong>s <strong>Facilities</strong><br />

68<br />

73<br />

22<br />

24<br />

CURRENT<br />

PROVISION<br />

63<br />

<strong>Facilities</strong> TOTAL<br />

(pitches)<br />

Legend<br />

Pay & Play<br />

<strong>Sport</strong>s Club / Community<br />

Association<br />

Private<br />

1.6km Buffer Pay & Play<br />

1.6km Buffer <strong>Sport</strong>s Club /<br />

Community Association<br />

1.6km Buffer Private<br />

Ward Boundaries<br />

Borough Boundary<br />

6<br />

36<br />

!<br />

CAPACITY RATIO<br />

( Facility type per 1000 population)<br />

2001<br />

(263507)<br />

2011<br />

(293900)<br />

<strong>Brent</strong>’s capacity ratio in 2001 was slightly below the<br />

London average, whilst this was a marginal deficit this<br />

will increase to the equivalent deficiency of 1 pitch by<br />

2016 if no further STPs are provided with population<br />

growth.<br />

Map 46: Travel time map – STP’s<br />

The map above illustrates that<br />

people across the centre of the<br />

borough from South West to<br />

North East are more that 20<br />

minutes from a synthetic turf<br />

pitch. The wards particularly<br />

affected are Alperton, Wembley<br />

Symbol<br />

Range<br />

(minutes)<br />

1.62 - 8.286<br />

8.287 - 14.952<br />

14.953 - 21.618<br />

21.619 - 28.284<br />

28.285 - 34.95<br />

Central, Tokyngton, Barn Hill, Welsh Harp, <strong>and</strong> parts of<br />

Queensbury <strong>and</strong> Kenton. However the <strong>Active</strong> Places data<br />

doesn’t recognise the Goals synthetic turf pitches located<br />

in Alperton <strong>and</strong> Moberly <strong>Sport</strong>s Centre in Kensal Rise as<br />

2016<br />

(305400)<br />

London<br />

average<br />

- DEFICIENCY / + SURPLUS<br />

(In comparison with<br />

London average)<br />

Current<br />

(2001)<br />

STP’s 5 5 0.019 0.017 0.016 0.02 -0.3<br />

pitches<br />

Mid<br />

(2011)<br />

-0.9<br />

pitches<br />

Future<br />

(2016)<br />

-1.2<br />

pitches<br />

Chapter Six - Outdoor <strong>Sport</strong>s <strong>Facilities</strong><br />

78

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