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93 Sports Facility Location Reason / Comments Priority H / M / L Reprovision of Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre The provision of additional ‘pay and play’ health and fitness facilities in the Kilburn area potentially through the redevelopment of Charteris Sports Centre Provision of 652 Health and Fitness stations to meet current unmet demand and further 175 by 2016 to meet expected demand from population growth. Sports Halls 4-6 courts New and upgraded Sports Halls equivalent to 12-15 courts At or near current location. Current facility is aging, poor mix of functions and will become increasingly expensive to maintain and satisfaction will reduce but public access is good. Area of high deprivation, poor health, low income, large young population enhances need for an affordable pay and play sports facility. Current location of Charteris sports centre or nearby in Kilburn. Across the Borough but in particular the Northern periphery of the borough Unmet demand for pay and play health and fitness provision in the area. Current building is restricted by size and structure. Only to progress if pay and play sports hall provision made elsewhere in the vicinity e.g. St Augustine’s school. To satisfy significant levels of unmet demand and ensure affordable accessible facilities in areas of greater deprivation. To make sure all parts of the borough are within a 1.6 km walking catchment of a health and fitness facility. Provision by the local authority in areas where affordable pay and play access is essential to enable use by the local community. North of the Borough To increase supply of pay and play provision in the north of the borough. Quality of current sports halls is poor. Central / East / South of the borough publicly accessible provision. Quality of current sports halls is poor. Additional demand coming from proposed housing developments. New Provision should have affordable community access arrangements. Upgrading of old sports halls needed to increase capacity. Synthetic Turf Pitch Central of the borough. Lack of provision in the area, parts of Tokyngton/ Barnhill/ Welsh Harp has to travel over 20 minutes to a STP. Need for affordable pay and play provision in the borough. Increase in population in this area means there will be additional demand for this facility. Medium / as opportunity arises Medium / as opportunity arises High High Medium Medium
Chapter Seven Priorities for Future Provision Sports Facility Location Reason / Comments Priority H / M / L Pitch Improvements GEC Pellat Road Recreation Ground King Edward VII Park, Willesden John Billam Recreation Ground Drainage improvements will allow for new football, Gaelic, cricket pitches to meet unmet demand Lay out football pitches to meet unmet demand. Drainage improvements & cricket wicket to allow for more intensive use. High High High Vale Farm Improve cricket wickets High Northwick Park Drainage improvements & cricket wicket to allow for more intensive use. Silver Jubilee Recreation Ground Pitch and pavilion improvements to allow for more intensive use. Alperton Sports Ground Upgrade floodlights to increase floodlit training facilities in the borough. Tiverton Green and Tenterden Sports Ground Poor pitch quality, drainage improvements required to improve rugby provision in the borough. King Edward VII, Wembley Install pitches for football & cricket to meet existing unmet demand in an area of expected population growth which is under provided for in both football & cricket. Refurbish pavilion. New Pitch Facilities Roe Green Park Install pitches and changing facilities for football & cricket to meet unmet demand in an area where provision is currently focused on schools Vale Farm Bring grass floodlit training ground on former Wasps site back into use as there are no other floodlit grass training facilities in the borough. Gibbons Recreation Ground Provision of changing accommodation that will enable pitches to come into full use Eton Grove Install pitches and changing facilities for football & cricket to meet existing unmet demand in an area of expected population growth and where existing provision is currently focused on schools. Grove Park Install football pitches (junior/mini) to meet unmet demand in an area of expected population growth Medium Medium Low Medium High High High High Medium Medium Chapter Seven - Priorities for Future Provision 94
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