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Contents 1 Foreword and Introduction 2 Reverie 4 All Green Grid Vision and Methodology 6 ALGG Framework Plan 6 ALGG Area Frameworks 7 ALGG Governance

8 Area Strategy 10 Area Description 14 Strategic Context 16 Vision 18 Objectives 20 Opportunities

22 Project Identification 24 Clusters 26 Projects Map 28 Key Prjojects 30 Project Details

82 Forward Strategy 84 Gap Analysis 86 Forward Strategy

88 Appendices 90 Baseline Description 92 ALGG SPG Chapter 5 GGA12 Links 94 Project Identification 112 Group Membership

Note: This area framework should be read in tandem with All London Green Grid SPG Chapter 5 for GGA12 which contains statements in respect of Area Description, Strategic Corridors, Links and Opportunities. The ALGG SPG document is guidance that is supplementary to policies. While it does not have the same formal development plan status as these policies, it has been formally adopted by the Mayor as supplementary guidance under his powers under the Authority Act 1999 (as amended). Adoption followed a period of public consultation, and a summary of the comments received and the responses of the Mayor to those comments is available on the Greater London Authority website. It will therefore be a material consideration in drawing up development plan documents and in taking planning decisions. The All London Green Grid SPG was developed in parallel with the area frameworks it can be found at the following link: http://www.london.gov.uk/publication/all-london- green-grid-spg .

Cover Image: from foreshore Foreword The All London Green Grid is this most visionary plan And what is the Green Grid? It is not just green, for for London in decades and could have a legacy as a start. It is (or, rather, brown - the Thames significant as the vision of a Green Belt in the years is a silty river) of the capital’s waterway and its after the Second World War. As The Mayor has written, buried tributaries; the glitter of stone and lichenous the ambition is for London to be “the most dynamic timber on its shore at low tide; the whirling colours city on the planet but with a small city quality of life”. of cyclists; the bright or pastel colours of flowers in London can be a city in which people come before parks, gardens and window boxes; and the cleanliness buildings, and the spaces between buildings are of air and water. And, secondly, it is as much a quilt as as significant as the structures themselves. It can a grid. be a city in which seasons, movement and human physicality balance the elements which are hard- Perhaps the most radical challenge to our perception edged, controlled and mechanical. is the concept of taking as a starting point the Christopher Woodward, Director “Natural Signatures”, an idea presented by a ground- www.gardenmuseum.org.uk How can a city increase its population by a further 1.2 breaking Natural report in 2009: that is, to million people – and accommodate an extra 776,000 conceive of the city as built upon flood plains and hills, And we all share, perhaps, a culture of control, in jobs – within the same geographical perimeter, and with a hidden rhythm of trees, water, and soil. That which we are more at ease with one-off capital preserve a quality of life which attracts people from London is not lost, just forgotten under your feet. And investment fixes, and maintenance contracts which all over the world? The Green Grid is the answer, a remember that historically its prosperity and power spell out what will happen and when in black and device to deliver the green infrastructure which will have been a consequence of its natural geography: no white, in contrast to troublesome things like plants, humanise the 21st century city. city in Europe has a location which balances a fertile which rarely do what they are told. agricultural hinterland with efficiency of access to is the greatest challenge within rivers and the sea. But what is so exciting here is the new coalition the All London Green Grid: it is the zone which will which has formed: engineers, landscape architects, decide the economic vitality of the future, as it is Paris has grander architectural set-pieces; St and environmentalists; city Farmers and cooks, a global economic and cultural centre, and must Petersburg and Vienna have more monuments. But educators, and kids who love growing spuds. They are accommodate a third of the new homes projected London is the greenest great city in Europe - 24% of making a new kind of city. over the next thirty years. It has the greatest pressure the area of the capital is made up of private gardens, of space, and is a kaleidoscope of communities and and there is over 50,000 hectares of parks and open This document incorporates the best of this lifestyles. green spaces. (Readers of Roald Dahl’s The BFG will generation’s new ideas. Reading the draft for remember that the giant does not believe he is in a consultation, I was startled by its radicalism. Can a But at a time when the till registers are not ringing city as he strides through by night). document planted within the Mayor’s office really be so loudly are such things as trees and local food In design terms, the Georgians created the idea of advising Councils to incorporate growing spaces in growing and air quality in the “nice, but not essential” houses looking on to a shared square of garden, new developments, embed Natural Signatures in their category? ‘Green Infrastructure’ thinking argues that and Regent’s Park is a master-class in what can be local plans, and use Section 106 funding to maintain they are not. achieved when landscape design comes first. The community green spaces? Yes. And like William Victorians invented the , copied all over the Morris, it is a thrilling jolt of possibility. The concept began in the United States in the 1990s world. and is defined as factoring the natural environment We have just finished an exhibition “Garden City into decisions about urban planning. But it’s best Making a greener London will always be a battle. to Green City”, exploring past, present, and future illustrated by the projects collected in this document: Car parking spaces are more valuable than lawns. visions for making a greener London. Since the 1870s, a meadow on ; a new linear park between Mainstream commercial development does not like you discover, there have been three or four moments Power Station and Station; and trees – that is, large trees (as opposed to potted at which there has been a profound desire to change stormwater in Earl’s Court soaking into the ground lollipops ) which spread roots and shed sodden the balance between the “grey and the green”. We are rather than bursting the drains. leaves. When every cubic metre of potential living living at such a moment now. The door is half-ajar, and space has a monetary value it is hard to give up everyone who wants a greener, happier and healthier ground for green space, gardens or balconies, unless London should put their shoulder against it and shove we can show the added benefits of these as an hard. integrated green infrastructure.

1 Reverie: Peter Ackroyd The Thames has been the greatest natural resource other time in its history, and it is claimed to be the in London throughout the city’s history; it has been cleanest metropolitan river in the world. One hundred the river of industry and the river of sustenance, and eighteen species of fish are now native, and it the river of transport and the river of pleasure. The is not uncommon to see fishermen even along the Thames is London; it is the epitome, the essence, of banks of central London. the city. Every stretch of the urban river has its own character and atmosphere from the formal discipline So we should celebrate this natural treasure, a place of the Embankment to the spectacular vistas of St of comfort and of consolation, of refreshment and of Paul’s and the ; the neo-Gothic wonder pleasure. It will survive as long as London itself. of can be contrasted with the concrete cantilevers of . The Thames, therefore, Peter Ackroyd is heterogeneous and varied. There is always something to be explored at the next turn. There was a time when the river seemed to separate the north and south of the city, but recent developments such as the project have united both areas. The riverscape of the Thames now brings land and water together. It is a great unifier of Londoners and effortlessly summons up the community of struggling human beings that live or work beside it.

London could never have existed without the Thames. The river has always been central to its urban life, and can fairly be claimed to be the most historic river in the world. It brought beauty, squalor, wealth and dignity to the city that it served. Along its course can be found the most important ‘sights’ of London, from the to the . The Thames has been described as “liquid history”, but it is one that is fresh and ever renewed.

The major public buildings of the city find their natural place beside the river. The Houses of Parliament are there, while County Hall and the present City Hall are on the . In previous centuries the great houses of the bishops and the nobility were always sited close to the water. But if the Thames is a public possession, it is also a source of deep personal contentment. You can feel ‘free’ while sailing over the river.

When Wordsworth viewed the Thames at low tide, he used the image of human circulation with the “mighty heart…lying still”. The river is as closely linked to the city as the blood is to the body. If the parks of London are to be compared to its lungs, then the river may be seen as its major artery. It is the open space that refreshes the entire length of London, a great natural highway upon which boats and vessels of every kind can travel. It is of course now a clean river, ecologically sound and healthy. It is purer than at any 2 The River Thames at Waterloo

3 Introduction – All London Green Grid Vision And Methodology Introduction Area Frameworks Partnership - Working The various and unique landscapes of London are Area Frameworks help to support the delivery of Strong and open working relationships with many recognised as an asset that can reinforce character, the All London Green Grid objectives. By identifying partners are key to delivering the All London Green identity and environmental resilience. Delivered how the All London Green Grid can be delivered at Grid. By setting out strategic objectives and alongside existing infrastructure such as transport, the landscape scale and across administrative opportunities at the sub-regional level, the Area utilities and schools an enhanced network of open boundaries. To achieve this they; Frameworks help to encourage and facilitate existing spaces and green infrastructure can serve to − establish a comprehensive baseline understanding and new partnerships that involve regional and local shape and support new and existing communities, of each area government; government agencies; regeneration and respond to the challenges of climate change, support − define a vision, area objectives and strategic environmental organisations; private green space economic development and deliver an improved opportunities for each area managers; and the green space jobs and skills sector. quality of life. − ensure that sub-regional and strategic projects interface with Borough level planning, regeneration, The Green Grid process includes the formation of The All London Green Grid are been developed to transport and open space strategies and Area groups, to implement the Green Grid vision, provide a strategic interlinked network of high quality processes objectives and projects, at the landscape scale. green infrastructure and open spaces that connect − identify the resources required and form bidding By utilising and expanding existing structures and with town centre’s, public transport nodes, the strategies to deliver the funding for strategic forming new groups where they do not exist already, countryside in the urban fringe, the Thames and major projects 11 ALGG area groups have been established across employment and residential areas. This approach has − consolidate resources, coordinate efforts and London. A London-wide Project Board and a Working been extremely successful in accelerating delivery of facilitate partnership working Group provides the strategic management structure green infrastructure in through the East − support the preparation of Delivery Strategies for the ALGG project. London Green Grid (ELGG). − address the recommendations of the Drain London research project and ensure that the possible flood Policy 2.18 of London Plan (July 2011), promotes and surface water management opportunities are the provision of an integrated green infrastructure incorporated within the ALGG. network and supports the extension of the Green Grid to the whole of London. ALGG Area Frameworks expand on the implementation points and strategic opportunities identified in the All The ALGG objectives are to: London Green Grid Supplementary Planning Guidance − adapt to climate change and promote urban to the London Plan. Subject to boroughs agreement greening ALGG Area Frameworks can also form part of Local − increase access to open space Development Plans, Development Plan Documents − increase access to nature, and to conserve and and or Joint Area Action Plans. enhance biodiversity − improve sustainable travel connections − promote healthy living − conserve and enhance heritage features and landscape character − enhance distinctive destinations and boost the visitor economy − promote sustainable design, management and maintenance − enhance green space and green infrastructure sector skills − promote sustainable food production − improve air quality and soundscapes − improve the quality of and access to the Greenbelt and the urban fringe − conserve and enhance the Thames and tributaries riverside spaces

4 Introduction – ALGG Framework Plan

The map above illustrates the strategic Framework Strategic Corridors District Parks Plan for the All London Green Grid SPG to the London Plan. The composite drawing illustrates Strategic Links Local Park and Open Spaces open space typologies, open space deficiency and Metropolitan Park Opportunities Small Open Spaces - Pocket Parks primary transport corridors. It identifies strategic Regional Park Opportunities Other / Private Open Spaces opportunities for the Green Grid area. Regional Parks Strategic Walking Routes

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. Metropolitan Parks Strategic Cycling Routes 5 Introduction – ALGG Area Frameworks

London Plan Policy 2.18

All London Green Grid Companion Document Supplementary Planning Guidance Delivery Plan ALGG vision, Strategic objectives, Rationale, Recommendations

Development Frameworks London Plan OAPFs

Borough LDF / AAPs Infrastructure Plans

Open Space Strategies Frameworks Area ALGG Ridge and Lea Valley and Roding Valley Thames Beam Chase and Ingerbourne Now absorbed 2 and 3 in Areas and Southern River Cray Marshes South East London Green Plus Chain Downlands London’s Valley Wandle Arcadian Thames River and Colne Crane and Barnet Brent Valley Plateau London Central

investment frameworks Major capital programmes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Major funding bids update and extend new Area Frameworks

Area Frameworks have 4 Sections Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Area Strategy Project Identification Key Projects Delivery Forward Strategy

This section examines the context A schedule of project suggestions for The results of the area’s project The area chair and design advisor and baseline conditions, to propose consideration by the area group, design review and assessment, identifying summarise a particular delivery and a vision, area objectives and a set of advisor and working group. Including the projects which best deliver the funding strategy to take forward the area strategic opportunities in line with interventions to be delivered through strategic objectives, as well as those first phase of delivery. the ALGG SPG. Together these form a development, and those requiring site which are feasible and deliverable. framework for future change, project acquisition. Each project is mapped development and evaluation. and described in a rolling project list.

6 Introduction – ALGG Governance

The SPG proposes that London be divided into eleven Green Grid Areas as illustrated above. The formation of ALGG Area steering groups will bring together the 1 Lea Valley and Finchley Ridge 7 London’s Downlands London boroughs, representatives of partner agencies 2 Epping Forest and River Roding 8 Wandle Valley and other stakeholders to develop and implement the 3 Thames Chase, Beam and Ingrebourne 9 Arcadian Thames Green Grid vision, objectives and projects, area by area. 4 Is now absorbed in Area 2 and 3 10 River Colne and Crane 5 River Cray and Southern Marshes 11 Brent Valley and Barnet Plateau

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 6 South East London Green Chain Plus 12 Central London 7 Regent’s Canal Kings Cross

8 Area Strategy

This section examines the local and strategic context to establish a distinct vision and set of objectives for Central London. These have been developed to establish a framework for future change, project development, evaluation and prioritisation. 9 Area Strategy – Area Description Introduction

The Central London Area Framework of the All London Green Grid covers an area that includes the entire , City of and the boroughs of & Chelsea, Camden and & . It also covers the innermost parts of the boroughs of , , Tower Hamlets, , and . It includes the whole of the Central Activities Zone (CAZ) defined by the London Plan and described as “a unique cluster of vitally important activities [and] the largest concentration of London’s financial and business services sector.” The capital’s retail, tourism and entertainment industries are also concentrated in the CAZ along with many of its internationally important cultural destinations.

The boundary of the Framework Area 12, however, is deliberately indistinct with the inevitable and desirable overlap with surrounding Green Grid areas.

The central area is bisected by the River Thames and marked by the cathedral-like structures of Tate Modern (formerly Bankside power station) to the east and Battersea and Lots Road Power Stations to the west, and by the Marion Gasworks to the east and the Gasworks to the west on the Regent’s and Grand Union Canals respectively. The area is broadly framed by five of the seven Victorian known as the ‘Magnificent Seven’ and by the open spaces of to the northwest and Rye in the southeast, Heath to The great connecting structure that both separates AERIAL IMAGE the north and to the South, and binds north and south is the River Thames and The topography of London overlaid on an aerial photograph highlights the Park in the north east and Common in the is described by Peter Ackroyd in his preface as “the Upper and Lower Thames floodplain. It indicates the extent of low lying land in south west. greatest natural resource in London throughout the the south and west of the framework area, originally of intertidal salt marshes city’s history […] The Thames is London; it is the prior to the building of flood defences and drainage of the land. The distinctive While the Area Framework takes in five of London’s epitome, the essence, of the city.” broad meander of the River Thames divides the gently rising gravel terraces eight royal parks, , some important to the north from steeper rising land to the south. Hampstead Ridge is evident 19th century ‘designed’ parks for example, Battersea The Underlying Natural Landscape from the bunched contours on the edge of which is Parliament Hill which affords Park and , it also encompasses a great panoramic views over the Thames valley and local high points of , many smaller but no less significant public parks, Central London may be perceived as predominantly , Hill and Hill, with Denmark Hill, Herne gardens, open spaces and other types of space that urban, but human settlement has been layered upon Hill, Telegraph Hill and to the south. ‘London’s landscape forms an can be generally categorized as public realm, including the underlying landscape of the Thames basin for integral part of the city’s character’ (London Regional Landscape Framework). streets and squares, canals and rooftop gardens. centuries, and the remnants of natural, semi-natural, The aerial reinforces the fact that London is surprisingly green, with the many These spaces not only have to serve the needs of man-made and cultivated landscapes offer an insight parks, gardens, commons and tree lined streets contributing to the distinctive tourists, visitors and workforce but a residential into some of the important landscape characteristics network of open space clearly evident in their proximity, scale and texture. population that inhabits some of the most deprived that define the region. areas in the country as well as some of the most wealthy. The London Regional Landscape Framework (LRLF) notes that a fundamental connection between the underlying landscape upon which the city is

10 Area Strategy – Area Description built needs to be recognized as an “integral part of London’s character”. The LRLF indicates that most of the Framework Area falls within the Lower Thames Floodplain, the North Thames Terraces and the South London Clays and Gravels. Central London straddles the river Thames, which is its primary geographic feature, and largest open space, crossing the city from east to west, and as the LRLF notes:

“Although now hemmed in by embankments and walls along its entire length, the River Thames remains strongly tidal and is a key element in the identity of London “

The boundaries of the Lower Thames Flood Plain coincide with a wide band of alluvium laid down by the river over thousands of years. This has created a “broad, level corridor of around 3.5km width through the heart of the city, creating a flat, expansive landscape, with low horizons” through which the river meanders. The meandering nature of the river’s course has created an extensive length of riverbank – Hammersmith and Fulham, for example, has seven kilometers of prime river frontage.

To the north, the topography gently steps up from the alluvial floodplain of the Thames in a gradual but fairly constant north-south slope, cut by occasional river valleys, for example, the now hidden Fleet River. The relationship of this gravel terrace to the Thames is seen clearly in the often abruptly sloping roads leading from the Strand to the and illustrates well the historic relationship between – particularly the royal parks and Hampstead Heath MAP: ROCQUE 1747 London and its major river. The Hampstead Ridge to – and the recreational spaces created as part of the Rocque’s map, ‘An Exact Survey’, was published in 24 printed sheets in the the far north affords long southerly views over London. suburban expansion of the 19th and 20th centuries. mid eighteenth century and is of delicate cartography. Rocque was the first to It contains a matrix of semi-natural woodland habitats, show the city pushing out to the west including Mayfair, , Kensington and open grassland, scrub and linear corridors along Historic Development Chelsea, articulated with squares (Berkeley, Hanover, Grosvenor) and streets railway lines and the and includes of imposing houses. The royal country residence of is clearly several important and historic cemeteries. London’s history as a major imperial and commercial shown with formal gardens. The map suggests an emerging metropolis and for centre dates back almost 2000 years when the the first time acknowledges the towns and villages surrounding the Cities of To the south of the Thames, South London Clays and settlement of Londinium was established by the Westminster and London. It shows scant development beyond the city wall to Gravels form an extensive former flood plain area Romans on the north bank where the Thames’ course the east and development on the south clinging to the river edge. bordered by two river systems, the Wandle to the west runs closest to the edge of the gravel terrace. and the Ravensbourne to the east, with no significant change in landform between apart from the hills rising Roman roads radiating from London including towards the Sydenham Ridge that also afford views Watling Street (the A5 Road and A2 Old towards central London. Kent Road), Ermine Street (the A10 Kingsland Road) and Silchester Road (the A402 and Few areas of natural landscape remain given the Road) provided the primary infrastructure intensely built-up nature of the city. Remnant semi- for the development of villages that would form the natural landscapes are generally scattered and nuclei of many of London’s present-day districts isolated, often surviving within public open space and neighbourhoods as well as outlying towns. For

11 Area Strategy – Area Description example, Hyde Park, originally in the Manor of Hyde, was strategically important due to its accessibility at the intersection of Watling Street and Silchester Street, its abundant woodlands and ample water from the Westbourne and Tyburn streams.

Between the two cities of Londinium and West Minster, a string of important houses and palaces were developed along The Strand. However, nearby , although briefly settled after the collapse of the Roman Empire, remained mainly agricultural until the 16th century. During the 16th century the Royal Parks were enclosed for hunting. These parks provided areas of mass public refuge during the twin disasters of the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London that killed a fifth of the population during 1665 and 1666. The gutting of the medieval city by fire prompted a phase of vigorous rebuilding.

Lincoln’s Inn Fields was laid out in 1630 under the initiative of the entrepreneurial builder William Newton. It remains one of the largest public garden . This space and the 4th Earl of Bedford’s development of Covent Garden had significant influence as prototypes for the laying-out of new estates as London grew. The Bedford Estate became one of several great estates in London developing terraces constructed from London Stock brick around garden squares. Square is another early example.

The Georgian era saw the start of large-scale developments of the Bedford, Grosvenor, Portman, Cadogan and de Walden estates. The numerous The saw rapid development of MAP: STANFORD 1862 enclosed and verdant private spaces, some of which infrastructure particularly with the railways Stanford’s Map of London of 1862 highlights the emergence of the great estates are now open to the public, form an essential part of converging on London. High land values prevented the developing west of the City of London during the 18th and 19th century. The the character of central London; the Royal Borough railways from penetrating south of the Euston Road dominant form of the Bedford, Grosvenor, Portman, Cadogan and de Walden of Kensington & Chelsea, for example, contains more into central London, whereas the south of the river, estates was the terraced house constructed of brick literally drawn from than one hundred garden squares. The extensive railway construction came right up to the riverside on London’s substructure, set around garden squares offering affordable housing public open spaces of Hyde Park and Kensington massive viaduct structures that have since caused and high quality environments for the emerging merchant class. Just as early Gardens were surrounded by terraced Georgian estate a degree of severance between communities. The development patterns followed the underlying free-draining gravel terraces development in Kensington, Mayfair, construction of various embankments and river walls upon which foundations of buildings were easy to construct, London’s open and further south into Chelsea. Regent’s Park was and the culverting of the tributaries of the Thames spaces with their connections with monarchy and the aristocracy are a catalyst completed in 1833 as part of a grand masterplan by became part of a complex and extensive system for extensive development, for example , Bayswater and Regent’s John Nash that included the Regent’s Canal which was of subterranean flood alleviation, drainage and Park, but also offer important resistance to more intensive development. built to link the Grand Union Canal’s Arm transportation to cope with the needs of a metropolis Stanford’s map shows major rail infrastructure as well as highlighting the royal with the Thames at Limehouse. Nash’s plan developed growing at an unprecedented rate. parks including the recently completed Regent’s Park and starts to describe the the hunting ground of the former Marylebone Park, structure of the CAZ much as we see it today. framed it with grand villas and terraces and boldly To deal with appalling poverty and overcrowding, linked it to St James’s Park with a major royal the Victorian era also saw the establishment of new processional route. philanthropic social housing based on tenements built around communal courtyards – by the Peabody Trust,

12 Area Strategy – Area Description Guinness Trust, The Four Per Cent Industrial Dwellings Society among many others – as a means to improve the quality of life for working people.

This dramatic period of urbanization was countered with a powerful public reaction to the loss of open spaces to development. Much public space was saved from development by active public campaigns and this has created a durable legacy that remains to the present day. Common land, for example at Clapham and Hampstead Heath, both formerly parish grazing, became parkland under the terms of the Metropolitan Commons Acts and further tracts of common land on Hampstead Ridge was acquired by the Metropolitan Board of Works.

Another legacy of the period is London’s extensive street tree planting, predominantly Plane, which was as much a significant feature of the 18th and 19th century expansion of London as the terraced houses and streets themselves. Furthermore, London continues to benefit from a rich legacy of private gardens and private tree planting that makes a vital contribution to many of the capital’s streetscapes.

The County of London Plan, developed by Forshaw and Abercrombie in 1943 (often colloquially referred to as The Abercrombie Plan), was drawn up during an extraordinary moment in the development of London as the city not only took stock of the loss incurred as a During the 1970s, the opportunities afforded by PLAN: FORSHAW AND ABERCROMBIE, 1943 result of blitz but also looked ahead to the anticipated many old bombsites and derelict post-industrial The County of London Plan promoted provision of new open space in deficient end of the conflict. Although little of the plan was fully land together with other spaces that were simply areas first (the East End, Islington, Finsbury and South Bank boroughs). It realized, it was visionary in its ideas of open space neglected, led to an explosion of community-based recommended 1.6ha (4 acres) per 1,000 population of open space, plus 0.3 provision and riverside amenity. The plan identified activity to create new spaces in many inner London acre per 1000 population for amenity open space and 19km (11.7miles or communities and infrastructure networks as well neighbourhoods. These spaces were often temporary 30%) of the total river frontage of central London to be used for riverside open as built form and open space. The idea for Burgess in nature and had a less formal approach to their space amenity, and sought to secure the essential elements of a ‘healthy and Park, for instance, stemmed from the plan, and unlike design and use. The establishment of sites such vigorous metropolis’. most other parks in London, it was carved out of a as William Curtis Ecological Park (where Potters densely built-up area of the south London that had Field Park now stands) and a range of community previously contained housing, industry and transport sites on temporary land across north Southwark infrastructure. were examples of activities carried out by the Ecological Parks Trust and London Wildlife Trust The development of post-war social housing to address well into the early 1980s. While many of these a severe housing shortage as a result of the bomb projects subsequently disappeared, surviving sites damage of WWII and slum clearance, created many such as Camley Street Natural Park (Kings Cross), amenity green spaces that remain largely underused Harleyford Road Community Garden (Vauxhall), but are highly significant in their potential. For Meanwhile Gardens (North Kensington), and Surrey example, the London Borough of Southwark currently Docks Farm () remain testimony to the has 184 hectares of this type of open space. energies of those times. They also influenced the subsequent direction and design of open space and its management, through their stronger focus on ecology and community participation.

13 Area Strategy – Strategic Context Strategic Context Inner London’s resident population is about 3 million Climate change is recognised as an increasingly and is characterised by a diverse ethnic composition. significant challenge. Central London is likely to suffer Within central London there is a significant grouping The population increases considerably in the CAZ more regularly from the urban heat island effect of iconic landscapes and buildings that provide a during the day. Westminster, for example, has because of the increasing density of development uniquely rich cultural framework for its residents, 230,000 residents but the number of commuters, in the centre of the city – the centre of London can visitors and workforce. London’s heritage has been shoppers, visitors and tourists during the day swells already be up to 5 degrees hotter than the suburban maintained and enhanced by the designation of the population to 1m and in the City of London the fringes of London. Consequently, the CAZ and its Conservation Areas and identification of Listed population swells daily from 9000 to 400,000 environs has been identified as an ‘urban heat island Buildings and the protection of strategic views. action area’ in the Mayor’s Climate Change Adaptation In addition, central London contains some of the Even though inner London covers just 20 per cent Strategy. Furthermore, central London is likely to be country’s other major sights, attractions and leisure of London in terms of area, it accounts for 40 per more susceptible to surface water flooding resulting facilities and an extensive and vibrant night-time cent in terms of resident population. Furthermore, from intense summer downpours and prolonged winter economy. Tourism generates £15 billion in visitor with a projected increase of 725,000, inner London rainfall. The existing surface water and foul sewer spend per annum. The capital’s major open spaces are is expected to account for 55 per cent of London’s network is at capacity and is frequently overburdened also important destinations in themselves. The five population growth over the next 20 years. This will leading to localised flood events and foul water Royal Parks in central London – Kensington Palace inevitably increase the pressure on the existing green discharges into the river Thames. A proposed Thames Gardens, Hyde Park, St James’s Park, and space network in the city centre, and will place a Tunnel aims to intercept these discharges. Regent’s Park – attract 25 million visits a year. strategic emphasis on the adequate provision of high However, even with a new interceptor tunnel there will quality open space to ensure the health and well being be a need to reduce the amount of water entering the The Central Activities Zone (CAZ) covers London’s of London’s citizens and visitors. system. It is acknowledged that unless there is an geographic, economic and administrative core. It appropriate strategic response, including the provision brings together the largest concentration of London’s Housing provision is a priority both in respect of new of green infrastructure, the predicted impact of climate financial and globally oriented business services. housing to accommodate a growing population and change may have a serious adverse impact on central Almost a third of all London jobs are based there and, refurbished housing to remedy some of the many London, limiting its ability to function effectively, with together with , the CAZ is experiencing problems associated with the large-scale housing potentially profound economic and social impacts. the highest rate of growth in London. The visitor projects of the 1960s and 1970s. In some areas where economy is vital to London and there is a need to post-war development has replaced traditional street This framework provides a snapshot in time ensure that the CAZ retains its status as a world-class layouts, there is poor integration with the existing representing some of the issues that are being visitor destination. As well as a tourist and economic fabric and ill-defined separation between private addressed in the continually evolving and changing hub, the CAZ is a place where many people live and and public space. This often leads to poorly used and nature of the central area. work, with thriving districts with distinctive and maintained spaces that consequently require a higher individual identities. In preparing the Area Framework it level of maintenance and management to overcome is necessary to take into account the unique patterns their inherent problems. of demand by residents, visitors, workers. London has the worst air pollution in the country and Some parts of central London benefit from high- the central London area has the poorest air quality quality environments, but many others suffer from in the capital. The whole of London is designated a legacy of poorly planned and sometimes poorly an air quality management zone even though air Green Open Spaces managed development, especially in the public quality in London has improved dramatically since realm, leaving a legacy of low quality, often neglected the pea-souper smogs of the 1950s. Around 4300 Town Centers open spaces, deficiency of access to nearby open deaths per year in London are partly caused by long Strategic Housing Land Availability space and poor or non-existent links between open term exposure to small airborne particles (<2.5mm Strategic Employment Land spaces. Surrounding the CAZ there is a concentration diameter) and transport is responsible for around of deprived communities and significant degrees of 80% of small particulate matter emissions in central CAZ social and economic polarization. In some boroughs, London. Encouraging walking and cycling instead of Strategic Opportunity Areas a high proportion lives in social housing, for example, public or private motorised transport is a core strategic Areas for Intensification 44% of residents in Islington. Still higher numbers objective of the ALGG. Creating more walkable do not have gardens, for example 73% of residents environments will help reduce the dominance and Strategic (Regional) Walking Routes in Lambeth, or access to a car. This juxtaposition of environmental impacts of traffic whilst simultaneously London Cycle Network - Existing extreme living conditions poses distinct challenges, improving public health and well being. socially, environmentally and economically. London Cycle Network - Proposed

14 Area Strategy – Strategic Context

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 15 Area Strategy – Vision Vision Despite the presence of the Royal Parks, the city squares, a significantly improved River Thames, and the partially realised greenspace network envisioned by the Abercrombie Plan, the green space network of central London does not meet the needs and demands of a 21st century city.

The Central London Area Framework supports the implementation of green infrastructure that is a strategically planned and delivered network of high quality spaces and other environmental features. Designed and managed as a multifunctional resource, it is capable of delivering a wide range of environmental and quality-of-life benefits for local communities and underpinning central London’s emergence as a world-class exemplar of sustainability.

This Framework identifies how to meet London’s unfulfilled capacity by:

- Promoting green infrastructure and climate adaptation,

- Demanding exemplary, world class open space as a cultural asset,

- Enhancing the quality and value of existing green spaces,

- Connecting places and people and encouraging active travel,

- Realising the full potential of the Thames as the most significant open space in London.

The visualisation demonstrates a snap shot of the potential of the Green Grid in central London applied to on the fringe of the City of London.

The Green Grid begins to change our understanding of London as a green city. A progression from understanding London as a city punctuated by parks and green spaces, to an appreciation of this network as part of the city’s fundamental infrastructure.

16 17 Area Strategy – Objectives

Increase access to open space and the Conserve landscape and the natural Adapting to climate change Making sustainable travel connections Green Belt and the urban fringe environment and increase access to nature

– Maintain and enhance access to – Enhance biodiversity value of the – Develop the urban forest concept, to – Improve connectivity and legibility existing high quality open spaces and existing amenity green space network improve the comfort and attractiveness of tourist and leisure walks including continue to invest in the improvement through interventions that maximise of pedestrian and cycle links to and and the Greenway. of major parks and open spaces. feeding and breeding opportunities for between spaces, providing shade adaptable and resilient species e.g. and cooling, thereby contributing to – Identify and reinforce strategic local – Deliver public realm improvements bees, common butterflies and ‘garden’ mitigating the heat island effect. walking and cycle networks including in conjunction with large intervention birds. Key Walking Routes (KWR), Strategic and infrastructure projects including – Incorporate green roofs and rain Walks Network (SWN) and 2012 Games and Thames Tideway Tunnel – Enhance the ecological potential of gardens as part of development walking and cycle routes programme to and major regeneration schemes such the Thames through construction of proposals to address stormwater create better links between home and as and Kings Cross. artificial habitats incorporated into flooding. work / school / convenience shops. existing or refurbished flood defences. – Promote the temporary use of space – Promote sustainable urban drainage – Improve wayfinding and access on vacant sites to provide short term – Enhance the ecological value of (SUDS) in the upper reaches of to the Thames and canals improving amenity through meantime leases. the built environment by installation existing and culverted watercourses, connections with green spaces in the of green roofs and incorporation of to enhance attenuation and mitigate surrounding areas. – Improve the accessibility of nesting/roofing features into new and downstream flooding. existing amenity green space locked exiting buildings. – Improve connectivity to London’s up on housing estates undergoing Greenways programme. regeneration or refurbishment. – Install accessible roof or podium gardens in new developments. – Create new open space as part of regeneration and infrastructure schemes.

18 Area Strategy – Objectives

Enhancing distinctive visitor Promote healthy living Promote sustainable food production Promote green skills and sustainable destinations and boosting the visitor design, management and maintenance economy

– Identify and promote the heritage – Promote the co-location of health – Maximise communal food growing – Develop initiatives with existing and cultural narrative of Central facilities in or adjacent to green opportunities in parks and open spaces, green space providers to share London’s green spaces including, infrastructure or linked to by green creating new food growing areas skills development and training for example, the ‘Magnificent Seven’ connections, cycle-routes and including community orchards. opportunities. Victorian cemeteries. walkways. – Install productive roof or podium – Broaden the base of horticultural – Promote the existing high quality – Ensure the green space network gardens in new developments. and parks management skills training network of open spaces of the Royal provides facilities for informal as well to include green infrastructure skills Parks, Hampstead Heath and the as formal recreation. – Promote the concept of Capital including green roof installation, street London Squares to develop a green Growth. tree planting and management, etc. space tourist offer to promote central – Improve air quality and local through partnership arrangement. London’s green infrastructure. soundscapes. – Enhance public spaces associated – Encourage walking and cycling by with and improve visitor access to improving the quality, connectivity and the Thames. legibility of routes. – Improve and promote National Trail.

19 Area Strategy – Opportunities

Key Key Key

Major projects Major projects Major projects

Magnificent 7 cemeteries Green infrastructure Enhanced existing greenspace

Sustainable urban drainage Improved access to nature World Heritage sites Street trees Pocket parks Formal gardens London’s lost rivers Flood risk zone Food production

Heritage visitor attractions Central Activites Zone Other existing greenspace

Scheduled ancient monuments

1 2 3

Promoting the River Thames and Heritage Landscapes Maximising Urban Greening Enhancing Greenspace

The Thames is at the heart of London’s image as a The central London framework area includes some The majority of residents in London do not have access world city and the historic environment is central of the most densely developed urban areas in the to private gardens. Therefore the strategic opportunity to London’s character and identity. The strategic UK. Climate change is likely to adversely impact to release and reconfigure existing open space for the opportunity for nurturing and improving these spaces on the liveability of the city without the mitigating better use and well-being of citizens is crucial, and include: Reinforcing a linear park strategy along the influence of urban greening. Strategic opportunities these include: revitalising existing parks; refreshing Thames through the city between and include: promoting green roofs and walls to increase tired and deteriorating infrastructure of existing parks Tower ; continuing to recognise the 204ha of Royal green cover, attenuate storm water, and enhance and open spaces to maximise the attributable benefits Parks as a key international destination and a local biodiversity; promoting the asset value of trees that increasingly needed in the most densely developed asset; promoting the beauty and accessibility of the contribute significantly to the beauty, quality and part of the city with a fast increasing population; Heath’s 320ha of common land together with Kenwood distinctiveness of central London (London’s ‘urban promoting additional pockets of nature in the city by House as a major destination and ecological resource; forest’) and plan for succession planting; mitigating diversifying management, linking spaces to provide promoting London’s Victorian cemeteries as significant the risk of surface water flooding particularly in wildlife corridors and promoting accessibility and cultural and environmental; encourage partnering with Critical Drainage Areas by taking the opportunity to interpretation; promoting food growing and spreading the ‘Great Estates’ to unlock private space for wider increase green cover to ensure maximum absorbency; the network of Capital Growth and local initiatives, benefit; and protecting and enhancing churchyards unearthing or recreating stretches of London’s buried creating exemplars for the use of underutilised land to realise their potential for better access to tranquil ‘lost’ river as a focus for new ornamental and natural and green skills training through partnership working cultural spaces of biodiversity and beauty. parklands to help cool the city, integrate nature to address urban agriculture and health and well-being. more closely with the development, and to recall lost heritage.

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Key Key Key

Major projects Major projects Green skills network Regents Canal Crossrail route and stations East West links Thames Tunnel route and sites Other existing greenspace North South corridors Strategic walks Neighbourhood projects Underground lines and stations Walking route improvements Train lines and stations Temporary projects Proposed Crossrail route Wayfinding projects and stations Strategic opportunity areas Main hub train stations 4 5 Main hub train stations 6

Active Travel & Green Links New Public Realm Green Skills

Major change in many neighbourhoods in the area Sustainable regeneration has public realm at its heart. Green land based skills training offers the opportunity offers the opportunity to improve footpath networks, There are several significant opportunities in the for skilling up volunteers; encouraging a ‘can introduce street trees and promote pedestrianisation central London framework area particularly related to do’ attitude especially within the more deprived to increase the enjoyment of travelling across the major regeneration and development sites and new communities in terms of understanding, appreciating, city on foot and by bike, including: improving access or upgraded infrastructure including: enhancing the transforming and nurturing the environment; de- to the nine miles of Regents Canal by enhancing quality and accessibility of fragmented open space stressing from the workplace; responding to the access and signage for recreational and commuter within housing estates; maximising the opportunities growth in demand for locally based green skills for the use; maximising the value of the canal’s heritage, to create new public realm and greenspace as an London region especially related to London 2012 and open space, connectivity between communities additional long-term environmental benefit of major the Thames Gateway Parklands initiative including: and ability to attract high quality development; infrastructure schemes; securing new linear parks developing a networks of green skills to promote creating exemplar greenways into London along as part of Nine Elms, Earl’s Court, Mount Pleasant green skills training as an escape from stress of city the key western corridors to radically improve local and Bishopsgate regeneration; encouraging green life, encouraging residential and business community environmental quality with major tree planting and roofs for all new development; securing a continuous participation in hands on mitigation of climate change vertical landscapes as major pieces of integrated riverside walk for walking/cycle route alongside the through urban agriculture while enhancing of the infrastructure; promoting connections from central Thames including improvements to riverside parks and quality of life and addressing the health agenda. London to the Olympic Park and to the regeneration squares; promoting enhancements to Nine Elms Lane area of the Lower Lea Valley and the Royal Docks; to provide an improved environment for pedestrians increasing connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists and cyclists; promoting meanwhile space through between green spaces and the River Thames. short term leases with landowners on sites awaiting development. Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 21 Parliament Hill

22 Project Identification

This section details all Arcadian Thames Green Grid project suggestions: public authority projects, interventions delivered through development, and site acquisitions. Each project is mapped, described within a rolling project list and assessed aganist this area’s strategic opportunities. 23 Project Identification – Clusters 12.1 Hampstead Ridge North and South 12.6 Royal Parks and Park Lane 12.11 Upper and Lower Thames Marked by the summits of Parliament Hill (95mAOD) Hyde Park, Green Park and St James Park create The cluster is located within the Thames floodplain and Primrose Hill (78m AOD), the projects within a swathe of 184 hectares of historic parkland in and includes projects associated with infrastructure this cluster are located within the Hampstead Ridge the middle of London where the project cluster proposals for the Thames Tunnel, together with a landscape type and address connectivity, intensity of addresses intensity of use, include flood alleviation new string of waterside spaces in the City and at use, flood alleviation and biodiversity opportunities in and connectivity of water bodies, conservation, Nine Elms, enhancements of the Thames Path and the extensive ancient and semi natural habitats the management, green skills and interpretation, related riverside parks including Jubilee Gardens and Hampstead Heath, the parkland of Regents Park and connectivity and biodiversity including a high profile improved connectivity to the river through existing the urban environment of . urban meadow along Park Lane. open space including Shadwell Basin and Archbishop’s Park. 12.2 to Regent’s Canal 12.7 Counters Creek: Chelsea Wharf to Wormwood This cluster contains linking projects of the Parkland Scrubs 12.12 Greenways: To Nunhead Walk, and , connecting ancient Largely a subterranean stream, Counter’s Creek rises and woodland of the Hampstead Ridge with the parkland in and flows into the River The greenway project group concerns of Finsbury and Park, and the wetlands of the Thames at Chelsea Creek. The cluster falls within a improvements that enhance the access and East Reservoirs with the Regents Canal to the south number of opportunity areas, including extensive ecological value of and a cluster of small and the Lea Valley to the east. landscapes of the scrubs and parks lying between Elephant and Castle and Herne and intensive green infrastructure opportunities of Hill and Nunhead to improve the use of existing parks 12.3 Regent’s Canal and Paddington Arm White City, Earls Court and opportunity areas. and estate land for recreation, community growing, The Regent’s Canal is an east west linear group access to nature and connectivity. of projects connecting major east and west 12.8 Westways: A4 and Corridors development sites including Marion Gasworks The project clusters reflect the challenges of 12.13 Nine Elms to Clapham and North Kensington Gasworks, and centrally softening traffic dominated environments, enhancing Vauxhall Battersea Nine Elms Opportunity Kings Cross and Church Street Paddington Green, connectivity and creating an improved pedestrians Areas presents a unique set of challenges and addressing pedestrian and cycling opportunities and and cyclist environment, tree planting to improve air opportunities, lying within the boroughs of Lambeth increased access to heritage and nature. quality and mitigate the heat island and community and Wandsworth related to a cluster of new open growing to stimulate social cohesion and make better spaces, linear parkland, green roofs, street tree 12.4 North Thames Terraces: City use of estate land. planting and enhanced connectivity between cultural The North Thames Terraces rise gently away from the space, riverside heritage and . Thames floodplain and within the densely developed 12.9 Eastern East-West Corridors City of London and city fringe, there are a cluster of The project cluster creates an ambitious programme 12.14 Legible London opportunistic projects that maximise connectivity, to enhance and celebrate the connections between Legible London is an innovative wayfinding scheme biodiversity and living roofs as a network of pocket the City and the Olympic Park as a series of area- for the capital, designed to encourage walking. The city gardens and street tree greening to integrate new based initiatives that respond to specific places along system tackles a key barrier to walking: the current development, heritage and the riverside. the route to create a coherent thread that unites lack of clear and consistent on-street information. the intersecting high streets to celebrate history, The system is user-focused and aims to consistently 12.5 West End Hayes Gravels diversity, and community. deliver information at different points in a journey, This cluster of public realm improvements within the even when these points lie across borough western most extent of the Hayes Gravels landscape 12.10 London South Central boundaries. type of intense built structure and intensity of use London South Central is a strategically important demanding projects that provide a network of oasis, zone on the south side of the river in central London, street tree and green roofs to mitigate storm water where the project cluster reflects significant flooding and the heat island effect. opportunities for heritage enhancement including the , riverside connectivity, street tree planting, green roofs, improved access to green space and enhanced community links to overcome rail viaduct structures.

24 Project Identification – Clusters

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26 Project Identification – Projects Map – Central Activity Zone

Identified projects Project Mapping

Open space projects The Central London Framework is composed of a number of projects of various types including: greenway access, open space improvements, open Key projects space creation, new access points to open spaces, Linking projects habitat improvements, riverine habitats, urban tree Key links lined streets, promotional projects and heritage projects. 12.4.1 Project code Related open space Central Activities Zone

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28 Key Projects The results of the area’s project review and assessment, identifying a suite of feasible and deliverable projects which deliver the strategic objectives.

This section identifies key projects that can deliver area objectives and opportunities. 29 Key Projects – Project Details

Kenwood House

Kenwood House Kenwood House Kenwood House

12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood Project owner - English Heritage Area - 45 ha The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor attraction and local resource through extensive conservation, representation and interpretation, complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. Next steps - Outline designs

30 Key Projects – Project Details

Abney Park Cemetery

Nunhead Cemetery Lodge Cemetery Magnificent Seven

12.1.6 Cemetery 12.12.23 Lodge Project Owner - English Heritage, Cemetery owners Project Owner - Southwark Council and managers. Area - 750sqm Area - 15 ha Bring the lodge back into use to increase access & Of London’s ‘Magnificent Seven’ 19th century interest, possible visitor centre with café. cemeteries, all are significantly vulnerable. Varying Next Steps - Notional types of conservation and management plans are currently in place. The aim of future plans must 12.2.4 Abney Park habitat enhancement secure the heritage value of these sites for the long- Project Owner - LB Hackney term while improving access, safety and the potential Area - 13 ha for their educational as well as amenity , biodiversity Works to enhance the woodland habitat at this and leisure users. Metropolitan SINC. Habitat enhancement and Next Steps - Feasibility study improving access to the natural environment Next Steps - Feasibility study

31 Key Projects – Project Details

East Heath Road Entrance, Hampstead Heath

The Ponds, Hampstead Heath Entrance, Hampstead Heath Hampstead Heath Projects

12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, Hampstead Heath inadequate spillways and to attenuate water on site. Project Owner -City of London Next Steps - Feasibility study Area - 36 ha Improved access, structural improvements to the 12.1.10 Hampstead Heath landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of Project Owner - City of London/TfL built environment and functional elements on the Area - 275 ha landscape character. Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Next Steps - Notional Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a sports field, traffic calming and the realignment of 12.1.5 Flood prevention works, Hampstead Heath junctions. Widening and traffic calming at approach to Project Owner -City of London causeway. Area - 160 ha Next Steps - Scoping /briefing Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of

32 Key Projects – Project Details

Regent Canal , Camden Lock

Britannia Junction Britannia Junction Camden Town Public Realm

12.1.18 Camden Town East 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Town West Project Owner - TfL and LB Camden Project Owner - TfL and LB Camden Area - 0.3 ha Area - 0.3 ha An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a Transformation of junction to the south of Camden number of components. Public realm improvements to Town Tube station. Creation of a new public space, Camden Rd Station, increase permeability east-west simplified crossing and traffic arrangements and for cyclists, improve public realm and the pedestrian wider footways. New tree planting on Parkway. Traffic environment, increase street tree planting. improvements and tree planting in streets between Next Steps - Implementation Camden High St and the railway corridor, bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. NB: could be added as a second phase to complete green route Regents Park and from . Next Steps - Implementation

33 Key Projects – Project Details

Holford House, Regent’s Park

Holford House, Regent’s Park Holford House, Regent’s Park Creating Additional Green Space in The Royal Parks

12.1.23 Holford House Parkland Project, The Regent’s Park Project Owner - The Royal Parks Area - 500 sqm Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. The site will be managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the brownfield site and some areas will be allowed to colonise naturally. Provides access to open space & nature and promotes healthy communities by encouraging outdoor activity. Next Steps - Outline designs

34 Key Projects – Project Details

Hyde Park

The Hub, Regent’s Park The Hub, Regent’s Park Healthy Living in The Royal Parks

The Royal Parks strategic aims include conserving 12.6.14 Hyde Park and Cycle and enhancing the Park’s heritage value and essential Route and varied character whilst continuing to provide Project Owner - The Royal Parks and improve facilities and activities for the local Area - 1.1km community and wider visiting public. Improving the crossing points and congested areas of the route at Hyde Park Corner, Rotten Row, West 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well-being initiative Carriage Drive, Mount Gate, Palace Walk and Palace Project Owner - The Royal Parks Gate. Promotes access to open space. Area - 176.9 hectares (whole site of Regent’s Park) Next Steps - Feasibility study Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill. Next Steps - Implementation

35 Key Projects – Project Details

New River Path, East Reservoir

New River Path, East Reservoir , East Reservoir New River Path and Woodberry Down Wetlands

The New River Path and the East Reservoir are 12.2.2 Woodberry Down Wetlands beautiful natural oases in a deprived urban area Project Owner - London Wildlife Trust, LB Hackney, connected to the , linking Highgate to Berkeley Homes and Thames Water Angel. Area - 10 ha Maximise the green infrastructure of the 12.2.1 New River Path and East/West Reservoir neighbourhood and secure biodiversity and social Acessibility Improvements benefits to the estate. Project Owner - LB Hackney Next Steps - Feasibility study Length - 2.5km To improve access to the New River Path and Capital 12.2.12 New River Ring as part of the Strategic Walks Network (SWN) Project Owner - LB Islington and opening up access to East and West Reservoirs, Length - 2.5km particularly for disabled users. A linear park to create a linking green corridor. Next Steps - Notional Next Steps - Notional

36 Key Projects – Project Details

Highbury Corner Finsbury Park, Finsbury Park Interchange Finsbury Park to Highbury Corner

12.2.7 Connect2 enhancements Sustrans’ Connect2 is funded by a £50 million Big Project Owner - LB Islington Lottery Fund grant after the UK public voted the Area - 3km scheme the winner of the People’s Millions Lottery The Islington Connect2 Walking and Cycling Route is Islington Council has received a £600,00 grant one of the 79 UK wide projects that form the Sustrans for walking and cycling improvements connecting Connect2 project. The Connect2 projects encourage Finsbury Park to Highbury Corner. The new route will people to travel in ways that benefit their health give local people , students and many thousands of and the environment, as well as creating a sense of visitors to the Emirates’ Stadium an improved walking community pride. The project aims to develop a safer and cycling environment. route for pedestrians and cyclists and to enhance Next steps - Outline designs connectivity between the green spaces of Finsbury Park and Highbury Corner.

37 Key Projects – Project Details

Eastern Curve Garden

Eastern Curve Garden Ashwin Street

12.2.13 Dalston Masterplan Making Space in Dalston is a £1m initiative to improve Project Owner - LB Hackney, TfL and DfL Dalston. Making Space in Dalston is an ‘umbrella’ for Area - Dalston Ward 20 ha a number of proposed, planned and completed public The Dalston Area Action Plan is situated on the realm interventions helping to ‘join up’ the existing western edge of the LB of Hackney. The Dalston fabric of Dalston with the new housing, public square masterplan presents a series of strategies relating and station at Dalston Junction. 76 micro-projects to public realm, land use and neighbourhood-based were drawn up by local residents, businesses and energy systems, together with more localised organisations in a collaboration between community, guidance that demonstrates site potential. the creative industries and the neighbourhood where Next steps - Outline designs they are based, and between the LB Hackney and the third sector. 12.2.16 Making Space in Dalston Next steps - Outline designs Project Owner - LB Hackney, TfL Area - Dalston Ward 20 ha

38 Key Projects – Project Details

Gillespie Park Nature Reserve

Highbury Fields, Church Path Highbury Place to Finsbury Park Connection

12.2.14 Highbury Fields 12.2.17 Highbury Corner Project Owner - LB Islington Project Owner - TfL and LB Islington Area - 11 ha Area - 1 ha The borough’s largest and most significant open Closure of the western arm of the roundabout to space. To implement the developed vision for general traffic to create improved public space, Highbury Fields, to replace collapsed and deteriorated providing access to the central island green space, infrastructure, improve facilities, enhance the site’s creation of station square in front of Highbury & horticultural and biodiversity value and develop a long Islington Station by relocating the post office. term management approach to the site’s trees. Next Steps - Outline designs Next steps - Outline designs

39 Key Projects – Project Details

Regent’s Canal, Whitmore Road

Grand Union Canal, Regent’s Canal, Baring Street Regent’s Canal and Grand Union Canal

12.3.2 Grand Union Canal (West London) 12.3.15 Regent’s Canal Parallel Route Project Owner - British Waterways and TfL Project Owner - British Waterways and TfL Length - Approx 1km Length - Approx 3km Resurfacing improvements to widen the canal This scheme will upgrade current LCN+ link 67 towpath between Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury’s and to relieve the congestion and conflict between Great Western Road, improving safety along one of pedestrians and cyclists on the Regent’s Canal the borough’s key commuting routes for cyclists. towpath. Proposals include traffic calming and Next steps - Feasibility study increased provision of cycle facilities, tree planting and greening Next steps - Scoping /briefing

40 Key Projects – Project Details

Grand Union Canal Paddington Green Church Street

12.3.4 The Futures Plan (Church Street Masterplan) Next steps - Various projects are at different stages Project Owner - including; feasibility, design development and Area - 43.2 ha construction Improvements to the Church Street and Paddington Green area. A housing driven project but also incorporating a strategic view of public realm and green infrastructure in the area. Examples of projects within the area include: open space improvements in St Mary’s Churchyard, and creation of larger public open spaces at Broadley Street Gardens/Lisson Street Gardens and Orange Park, together with better use of space at Luton Street development site.

41 Key Projects – Project Details

Kings Cross Development Camley Street Natural Park Kings Cross

A development with over 40% being public open space and canal edge work. including; 10 new parks and squares, 20 new streets, Next steps - Implementation urban ‘home zones’, 3 new bridges and tree planting. It will promote pedestrian movement, establish new 12.3.11 Camley Street Natural Park connections and integrate with the surrounding city. Project Owner - London Wildlife Trust Access to the Regent’s Canal will be improved. Area - 0.2 ha Food-growing project aiming to provide education and 12.3.10 Kings Cross Canal Masterplan training to 20 local community groups and develop a Project Owner - Argent floating orchard in the Grand Union Canal. Length - 1.8km Next Steps - Detailed designs The concept is based upon creating destinations and celebrating gateways to the water. Central to the project will be water-space, improved towpath access and connectivity with an integrated cycle strategy

42 Key Projects – Project Details

Cambridge Heath Road Marion Place Gasworks Cambridge Heath Road and Marion Place Gasworks

12.3.16 Marion Place Gasworks development sites and improve quality of streetscape Project Owner - British Gas along high-profile section of route; creation of new Area - 3.75 ha arrival/interchange spaces at Regent’s Canal and An important site which would deliver new public open ; extend and link these spaces via space as well as connecting to the Regents canal and green infrastructure, incorporating and enhancing to the Cambridge Heath Road as part of the Connect existing green spaces: ‘greening the Street’ - 2 scheme linking Bethnal Green Gardens to Victoria introduces green elements along street to improve Park. visual connections to green spaces to south, to Next steps - Scoping /briefing enhance character, to improve air quality and to absorb noise pollution; Improve pedestrian links and 12.3.17 Cambridge Heath Road accessibility, and provide more opportunities for Project owner - LB Tower Hamlets seating. Length - Approx 800m Next steps - Feasibility study New public realm opportunities to connect proposed

43 Key Projects – Project Details

Kings Square, Islington

Kings Square, Islington Peabody Trust, Islington Neighbourhoods Green

12.4.4 King’s Square kerbs and edgings, new pedestrian entrances, bin Project Owner - LB Islington stores, cycle storage, new soft landscape planting Area - 1.2 ha and turfing, installation of new planters and street In a significant area of natural deficiency. furniture, food growing area, community meeting Opportunities to improve layout and landscaping spaces, communal play areas and new car parking of park. Has been some investment in horticultural provision. improvements and a new park building. 12.12.32 Rosendale Road Estate, SE24, Next steps - Feasibility study 12.2.20 Islington estate, Islington, N1, 12.4.7 Whitecross Street Estate, EC1, Peabody Estates 12.5.25 Horseferry Road Estate, SW1, Area - All sites combined 10 ha 12.5.24 Old Pye Street, SW1, Environmental and infrastructure improvements 12.11.52 Shadwell Estate, E1. to the following Peabody estates. Works include but aren’t limited to; new courtyard surfaces, new

44 Key Projects – Project Details

Mount Pleasant from Farringdon Road

Mount Pleasant from Rosebery Avenue Mount Pleasant from Farringdon Road Mount Pleasant

12.4.10 Mount Pleasant Bunhill and Area Action Plan Direction of Project Owner - LB Islington, LB Camden, Royal Mail Travel identifies Mount Pleasant sorting office and Area - 4.8 ha neighbouring sites for comprehensive redevelopment Creation of new publicly accessible green space and/or refurbishment to provide , amongst other uses, within an Area of Deficiency in access to nature as a new, publicly accessible open space. part of the redevelopment at Mount Pleasant Post Next steps - Scoping /briefing Office site. This will incorporate amenity space, biodiversity-rich space, sustainable drainage and cycle parking facilities. Opportunities for introducing large trees will also be assessed. It seeks to directly provide a variety of green infrastructure functions including improved access to nature and greenspace, enhanced adaptation to climate change and encouraging sustainable travel. The

45 Key Projects – Project Details

Moor Lane, Barbican Silk Street, Barbican Barbican

12.4.12 Silk Street 12.4.14 Moor Lane Project Owner -City of London Project Owner -City of London Length - Approx 200m Length - Approx 300m

Widening footways and planting new street trees. Reducing the width of the carriageway incorporating The eastern end of Silk Street provides opportunities sustainable urban drainage and planting street to plant the blank façade of the car park. A trees in a wider footway to create a linear park, comprehensive lighting scheme will be developed to incorporating trees, shrubs, lawns and areas of add night time interest and create a more comfortable seating. The blank façade of the Barbican car park and secure environment. at the southern end of Moor Lane could be improved Next Steps - Outline designs through the use of planting including climbing plants. Next Steps - Outline designs

46 Key Projects – Project Details

Finsbury Circus

Finsbury Circus Finsbury Circus Crossrail Projects

Crossrail will deliver a high frequency, high capacity 12.4.17 Finsbury Circus service to 37 stations linking Maidenhead and Project Owner -City of London Heathrow in the west, to Shenfield and Abbey Wood Area - 2.2 ha in the east via 21 km of new twin-bore tunnels under A section of Finsbury Circus has been temporarily central London. It will bring an additional 1.5 million acquired during the construction of Crossrail’s people within 45 minutes commuting distance of ; to enable construction of London’s key business districts. Around 200 million the platform tunnels via a temporary construction passengers will travel on Crossrail each year and shaft and to accommodate construction facilities the route will provide a 10% increase to rail capacity. including site offices. Following completion of the Existing infrastructure and stations on the surface works, Finsbury Circus will be restored to its original sections of the route will be upgraded, in works condition, taking advantage of the opportunity to delivered by create improvements. Next steps - Implementation expected 2017

47 Key Projects – Project Details

Lincoln’s Inn Fields Lincoln’s Inn Fields Lincoln’s Inn Fields and Covent Garden Connections

12.4.20 Lincoln’s Inn Fields 12.5.10 Key Walking Route: Covent Garden to Kings Project Owner - LB Camden and English Heritage Cross: Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Area - 2.7 ha Length - Approx 2.5km Refurbishment, first phase to begin 2011 including Project Owner - LB Camden and . removing railings and selected planting to open up the Strategic scheme to improve and enhance walking space. Second phase will be a full refurbishment. route between Covent Garden and Kings Cross Next steps - Implementation comprising Monmouth St, Earlham St, Princes Circus (see also 12.5.18), Museum St and Coptic St, Marchmont St and Bernard St. Scheme includes widening footways, new crossings, public realm improvements, lighting, enhancing cycle safety and the creation of new small public open spaces. Next steps - Feasibility study of Earlham Street

48 Key Projects – Project Details

Euston Circus

Euston Circus Euston Circus Euston

12.5.6 Euston Circus Next Steps - Detailed designs Project Owner - TfL & LB Camden Area - 1.6 ha public realm Improvements include 30-40 new trees east and west of the junction. Euston Circus is the name given to the junction of Court Road, Hampstead Road and Euston Road, in the . The proposals are to turn this disjointed, traffic-dominated junction into a more unified, rationalised and improved public space which achieves a more equitable balance between the modes. Another key objective of the scheme is to improve the quality and sense of place by providing significant urban realm improvements.

49 Key Projects – Project Details

Leicester Square

Leicester Square, Irving Street Leicester Square, Cranbourne Street Leicester Square

12.5.22 Leicester Square booth; contemporary planting and new bronze Project Owner - Westminster City Council & TfL railings and gates to create a stunning new look for Area - 1.55 ha the gardens; and a complete refurbishment of the This scheme has been developed by Westminster City Square’s below ground toilets. Also incorporating Council to transform the central gardens and terraces. Legible London way finding scheme Design work started in 2008/09 and continued in Next steps - Implementation 2009/10. Implementation should be completed by 2012.

Works to include: new contemporary granite paving for the Square, gardens and side streets; new state of the art functional and decorative lighting; a unique and original white granite ribbon seating design; an iconic new building to replace the existing ticket

50 Key Projects – Project Details

Lower Grosvenor Road

Grosvenor Gardens Road Roof Terrace Business Improvement Districts

12.5.26 Victoria BID Green Infrastructure Plan Next steps GLA to roll out Green Infrastructure plans Project Owner - Victoria BID to other central London BIDs/employer partnerships Area - 1.5 ha of green infrastructure potential with support from Cross River Partnership Plan produced by the Victoria BID to identify green opportunities in the area, working with partners to deliver quick win opportunities and plan larger schemes, and lever funding for greening opportunities where possible. Feasibility study already taking place to identify opportunities for green roofs in the area. Victoria BID area encompasses the Land Securities Estate improvements and Victoria Station upgrade proposals, both large scale redevelopment projects incorporating new public realm and tree planting/ greening opportunities.

51 Key Projects – Project Details

St James’ Park

St James’ Park St James’ Park Tree Strategies

12.6.4 Tree Strategies Hyde Park Project Owner - The Royal Parks Area - 378 ha The Royal Parks in depth tree strategies for all the Royal Parks based on the Kensington Gardens Tree Strategy that includes ecological information. This includes planting programme, avenue planning, succession planning and providing access to nature. Tie the strategies in with neighbouring landowners/ land managers. Include Grosvesnor Square in the strategy. Next steps - Feasibility study

52 Key Projects – Project Details

Regent’s Park

Kensington Garden Allotments Capel Manor Horticultural College, Regent’s Park Capital Growth

12.6.9 Royal Parks: Demonstration allotments people into Park Management and Horticultural project (across 4 sites) careers by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Project Owner - The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices Area - Combined land area of circa 1 hectare. through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with A food growing project aimed at demonstrating the Landscape Contractors. A strategy is also being sustainable food production and providing both developed to get younger people onto the career educational and volunteering opportunities to local path. Royal Parks staff would be trained to deliver communities. Funding required to provide staff horticultural training. coordination for an active 3 year programme. Next steps - Feasibility study Next steps - Implementation

12.1.30 Access to Park Management Profession Project Owner - The Royal Parks The Royal Parks strategy to signpost and aid young

53 Key Projects – Project Details

Park Lane Park Lane Urban Meadows

12.6.12 Park Lane Meadow These new plantings of wildflowers and nectar rich Project Owner - London in Bloom/ODA plants would again improve communities and help to Length - Approx 1km create wildlife corridors for foraging birds, bees and In order to raise the profile of the ‘Year of the Meadow butterflies. 2012’ campaign it is proposed that urban meadows Next steps - Outline designs are created at high profile locations around Greater London. This would help gain public interest and bring greater awareness of the benefits to both local communities and the need for this kind of habitat, along with traditional meadows, in supporting London’s wildlife. Other than high profile locations, there is also the ambition to transform a variety of derelict or underused sites such as roadside verges or roundabouts.

54 Key Projects – Project Details

St James’ Park

The Serpentine, Hyde Park Regent’s Park Waterbodies in The Royal Parks

12.6.13, 12.1.28 Waterbodies in The Royal Parks Project Owner - The Royal Parks Area - 0.35 ha Reedbeds have proved to be very successful to help improve water quality and ecological value of the waterbodies in the Parks. Reed beds have been installed in the Long Water, Kensington Gardens, Serpentine Hyde Park and St James’s Park Lake. Provides access to nature. Implement reed beds in the main boating lake, The Regent’s Park, additional water body in Hyde Park valley and additional reed beds in St James’s Park in association with a recirculation scheme. Next steps - Feasibility study

55 Key Projects – Project Details

Wormwood Scrubs Prison

Wormwood Scrubs Wormwood Scrubs

12.7.2 Wormwood Scrubs Next steps - Feasibility study Project Owner - LB Hammersmith and Fulham Area - 0.5 ha Development of an environmental education centre on Wormwood Scrubs focusing on the development of a wetland, ornithology centre and educational resource. Enhance access to and enjoyment of the Local Nature Reserve, in the context of the recent improvement works to Little Wormwood Scrubs in 2009, as part of The ’s Priority Parks Scheme, which included resurfacing of the footpaths, boundary treatment, new park furniture, play, tree planting, an ornamental dog free garden, an outdoor gym and improvements to the scrub and meadows.

56 Key Projects – Project Details

Warwick Road Empress Place Earls Court

12.7.5 Earls Court redevelopment and Seagrave Road Project owner - EC Properties Ltd / TfL Area - 28 ha including 16.75ha of open space Proposals include the 2ha ‘Lost River Park’ along the original alignment of Counter’s Creek, a lost tributary of the Thames.

The complete redevelopment of a large swathe of west London – set to be one of the biggest construction projects in the capital, includes around 7,500 homes and commercial and retail space on the 31ha overall development site. Next steps - Design development

57 Key Projects – Project Details

Malton Road, Maxilla Gardens, Westway Plant Nursery Westway

12.8.2.a-c Westway The Westway Trust has developed an east-west Project Owner - RBKC and Westway Development cycle and pedestrian link along the Westway which Trust currently stops at the LBHF boundary. The aspiration Area - 9.3 ha is to extend the connection westwards, to provide The Core Strategy for the Westway sets out the access to the leisure and sport facilities across the following vision: “ The Westway flyover will no longer area, linking the Imperial College London site with be an oppressive negative influence but one which RBKC. This crossing would link the Westway Trust’s celebrates public art and creativity, using this and cycle and pedestrian route with other cycle and the land assets beneath the flyover. Areas being put recreation facilities to the West. It will require two new forward run from Westbourne Park to , areas of public space. around what will become Portobello Square, along Next steps - Consultation Thorpe Close (12.8.2.a) and includes the area around Maxilla Walk and Malton Road (12.8.2.b) close to the Stable Way and Westway Leisure Centre (12.8.2.c).

58 Key Projects – Project Details

Bishopsgate Goodsyard

Allens Gardens Bishopsgate Goodsyard , Station Bishopsgate Goodsyard City Garden

12.9.6 Bishopsgate Goodsyard 12.9.7 Allens Gardens Project Owner - LB Tower Hamlets / LB Hackney Project Owner - LB Hackney Area - 4.7 ha Area - 1.8 ha Creation of new ‘City Garden’ for community use, Works to enhance infrastructure and biodiversity in incorporating existing green spaces; improved this important neighbourhood park. Infrastructure pedestrian access to existing and new green spaces; and physical improvement works would make the new sustainable resource management and play site accessible to a greater number of people by facilities incorporated within new green space; enhancing facilities at the site and making it a more integrate new permitted and proposed development useable space. sites within new green fabric; greening of connection Next steps - Notional between Allens Gardens and Weavers Fields. Next steps - Outline designs

59 Key Projects – Project Details

Altab Ali Park

Mile End Waste Bridge High Street 2012

12.9.16 Aldgate and historic buildings. High quality shared surface Project Owner - Tfl, LB Tower Hamlets between the Waste and the buildings. Green area Area - Approx 0.5 ha extended. Area decluttered with unnecessary A new park at Braham Street (on former site of bollards and railings removed. Aldgate Gyratory; An improved more accessible, well Next steps - Implementation lit Altab Ali Park. Restored historic builidngs opposite the newly refurbished Whitechapel Gallery. Better 12.9.11 Mile End Intersection pedestrian links to Brick Lane. Project Owner - Tfl, LB Tower Hamlets Next steps - Complete Area - Approx 0.3 ha Improved access via special paved areas. Integrate 12.9.14 Mile End Waste new Queen Mary, University of London developments. Project Owner - Tfl, LB Tower Hamlets Long term redevelopment of station quarter Area - Approx 0.2 ha destination. Refurbished Wickhams department store and other Next steps - Implementation

60 Key Projects – Project Details

St John’s Churchyard St James’ Churchyard Churchyards

12.9.24 St James Churchyard 12.11.42 St John’s Churchyard Project Owner - LB Southwark Project Owner - LB Southwark Area - Approx 1 ha Area - 0.8 ha Remove railing to front of churchyard to open up Improvement of play facilities and circulation through space to surrounding residences and creating plaza park and widening entrances linking better with style area. surrounding parks. Next steps - Outline designs Next steps - Tender

61 Key Projects – Project Details

Clapham Common

South Station, Rotherhithe New Road Cycle Routes

12.9.26 C2 12.13.5 Battersea Park to Clapham Common Project Owner - Sustrans and LB Southwark Project Owner - Sustrans and LB Wandsworth Length - 8km Length - 2km Conversion of a disused railway bridge over Signed cycle link proposed between two popular Rotherhithe New Road for use by pedestrians and green spaces, using quite residential roads. One cyclists, link to South Bermondsey Station. Wider core major barrier - crossing of the railway line at Culvert route connects Burgess Park to Durand’s Wharf. Land Place - currently pedestrian only. negotiations underway with Network Rail and private Next steps - Feasibility study land owners re bridge and adjoining land. Overview designs complete for the rest of the route. Next steps - Outline designs

62 Key Projects – Project Details

York Gardens, Newcomen Road

York Gardens York Gardens, Lavender Road York Gardens

12.11.8 York Gardens - Phase 1 12.11.8 York Gardens - Phase 2 Project Owner - LB Wandsworth Project Owner - LB Wandsworth Area - 3 ha Area - 3 ha Parks enhancements in conjunction with Improvements to the entrance to York Gardens neighbouring private development of a disused opposite Lavender Road to rationalise vehicle and church; redesign and install appropriate boundary pedestrain access; reinstate paved surfaces and treatment along the Plough Road / Fowler Close make the entrance more welcoming. Ideally this work boundary. should also include partnership working with Thames Next steps - Outline designs Water to visually screen the pumping station located in this area. Investigate potential uses of disused toilet block Next steps - Feasibility study

63 Key Projects – Project Details

Chelsea Barracks site, Chelsea Bridge Road Chelsea Barracks site Chelsea Barracks

12.11.15 Chelsea Barracks site landscaping and open space; reconfigured and new Project owner - Project Blue (Guernsey) Ltd vehicular and pedestrian accesses and works to Area - 5 ha overall, 2 ha publicly accessible the public highway; ancillary management/support Concept masterplan established with new public offices; together with all associated works including open space incorporated, including opportunities for the construction of basements to provide ancillary community food growing. vehicular and cycle parking, circulation, servicing and plant areas The development comprises: demolition of existing Next steps - Outline designs former barracks buildings and warehouse; retention of chapel and reconfiguration of boundary railings; and redevelopment for mixed use purposes comprising residential, hotel, sports centre, retail, restaurants and cafes, health centre, non-residential institutions and assembly and leisure uses; hard and soft

64 Key Projects – Project Details

New Covent Garden Market

Battersea Power Station New Covent Garden Market Nine Elms

12.11.17 Nine Elms Linear Park Next steps - Scoping /briefing Project Owner - VNEB Public Realm Working Group Length - Approx 1km 12.11.18 Nine Elms Lane ‘Urban Boulevard’ Proposed new linear park as part of Nine Elms Project Owner - VNEB Public Realm Working Group redevelopment. The Park will stretch from Vauxhall Length - Approx 1km to and is required to be an Enhancements to Nine Elms Lane to provide a more average of at least 40m through each site, with a pleasant environment for pedestrians and cyclists. minimum width of 30m. It will incorporate public To include more active street frontages, tree planting, space at the riverside in front of Battersea Power bus/cycle lane, improved crossings and points of Station. The exact details of the size and route of intrest along the road, the park will develop through negotations between Next steps - Outline designs the Council, the GLA and various landowners. The park will be built out in phases as developments are constructed

65 Key Projects – Project Details

Thames Path, Tideway Pocket Park East Thames Path, Tideway Pocket Park West Thames Riverside

12.11.19 Thames Riverside Walk and Wharves 12.11.21 Tideway Pocket Parks Project Owner - VNEB Public Realm Working Group Project Owner - St James Area - 1.5km Area - Approx 0.2 ha A continuous riverside walk is a key aim for the Pocket park to be provided at eastern end of the redevelopment of Nine Elms. Providing of a walking/ development site along with riverside walk and cycle route of at least 6m alongside the river. The landscaping improvements to Nine Elms Lane. creation of and improvements to riverside parks Next steps - Detailed designs and squares will also be expected as part of redevelopment. Next steps - Outline designs

66 Key Projects – Project Details

Hallam Street

Grosvenor Road Trees in the Public Realm

12.11.22 Trees in the Public Realm Action Plan Covering 12.5.8.a Whitfield St, 12.5.8.b Goodge St Project Owner - Various and 12.5.8.c Charlotte St highways improvements Area - 89.3 ha and tree planting. To include Cleveland Street and Various delivery mechanisms for tree planting in its tributaries and other areas as identified in the the City including the City Council’s tree planting Action Plan programme, the W1 Tree Trust Initiative (a Next steps - Scoping /briefing community-led project to encourage opportunities for street tree planting where possible in the W1 area) 12.5.12 Tottenham Court Road and the Royal Parks’ tree planting plans. Project Owner - LB Camden Next steps - Feasibility study Length - Approx 1km Tree planting on the eastern side to balance existing 12.5.8.a-c Fitzrovia Mid Town tree planting on the western side. Project Owner - W1 Trees, LB Camden Next steps - Feasibility study Length - Approx 2.5km

67 Key Projects – Project Details

Thames Path at St Thomas’ Hospital Archbishop’s Park Thames Path Improvements and Extensions

12.11.24.a-e Thames Path Improvements and Extensions Project Owner - LB Lambeth Area - 5km To improve ‘connectivity’ of current Thames Path through Lambeth, to remove blockages or unnecessary diversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. 12.11.24.a Archbishop’s Park, 12.11.24.b Lambeth High Street Park,12.11.24.c Spring Gardens, 12.11.24.d Vauxhall Park, 12.11.24.e Park. Next steps - Scoping /briefing

68 Key Projects – Project Details

Jubilee Gardens The London Eye, Jubilee Gardens

12.11.27 Jubilee Gardens overall mission is to create a park which is as soft Project Owner - TfL / Southbank Employers Group green and sustainable. The intention is to open (SBEG) / LB Lambeth / the new park in 2012 to mark the celebrations Area - Approx 2.8 ha surrounding the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the Currently a flat and featureless patch of grass, London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games the gardens will be transformed into a new green Next steps - Implementation landmark for London, reflecting their location opposite the Houses of Parliament and next to the iconic London Eye, and Southbank Centre.

Local businesses, community groups, Lambeth Council and the Mayor of London have joined forces to oversee the redevelopment of the gardens. The

69 Key Projects – Project Details

Old Walk Paul’s Walk Riverside Walk

12.11.31 Riverside Walk Enhancements Embankment, the completed walkway will make the Project Owner -City of London journey from the Embankment to the Tower of London Area - 1 ha a more straightforward and enjoyable experience. The existing breaks in the Riverside Walk create The increased usability of a completed and enhanced confusion for visitors attempting to use the Riverside Riverside Walk, with a continuous relationship with Walk as a means of exploring and enjoying the City. the Thames, is expected to increase the numbers of This is undoubtedly a major factor in the relatively low people using the Riverside Walk for pleasure and as use that is made of the Riverside Walk. route to and from workplaces, homes and stations. Additional public space maybe provided if plans for a The completion of the Riverside Walk along the temporary riverside park are realised. riverfront is a key element in its enhancement as Next steps - Feasibility study a pedestrian route and as an open space for public amenity. Combined with the completion of the ramp connecting the Riverside Walk at Blackfriars with the

70 Key Projects – Project Details

St Paul’s Coach Park Millennium Bridge Bankside to

12.11.33 St Paul’s Churchyard Improvements to Millenium Bridge approach including Project Owner - City of London Planning seating, lighting and planting Area - 700sqm New public open space in place of the coach park to Festival Gardens improvements include making the extend Carter Lane Gardens including; new seating, lawn fully accessible to the public and improved planting and trees, enhanced footways paved in seating provision. natural materials, public art and play facilities, proposed wide pedestrian crossing in high quality The Cheapside link includes enhanced planting materials, giving improved accessibility with neutral areas; new paved areas to provide more space for impact on traffic to enhance the connection between pedestrians; tree planting; relocation of public toilets Bankside, the Millennium Bridge, St Paul’s, Festival and improved crossing facilities on New Change. Gardens and Cheapside. Next steps - Implementation

71 Key Projects – Project Details

Union Street pop up Orchard

Stoney Street Union Street pop up Orchard Bankside Urban Forest

Bankside Urban Forest (BUF) is an imaginative set of 12.10.7 Marlborough Playground projects and actions bringing new life and uses to the Project Owner - BUF, LB Southwark, Bankside Open outdoor spaces of the Bankside area. Spaces Trust. Area - 0.25 ha 12.11.38 The Broad Walk A tarmac play area with the potential to accommodate Project Owner - GLA, LB Southwark, Better Bankside, green infrastructure. BUF and others Next steps - Notional Area - tbc Accessibility improvements to key stretches of the 12.10.13 Pop up tree nursery Thames Path between and London Project Owner - Wayward Plant Registry, BUF Bridge, including parallell streets such as Park St, Area - 1 ha Clink St, Stoney St, Montague Cl. Temporary (3-4 year) urban tree nursery on an Next steps - Outline designs accessible meanwhile site. Next steps - Notional

72 Key Projects – Project Details

Great Suffolk Street

Redcross Way Great Suffolk Street Bankside Urban Forest

12.11.39 Redcross Way 12.10.2 Great Suffolk Street Project Owner - LB Southwark, BUF Project Owner - LB Southwark, BUF Area - 900sqm Area - 0.3 ha Improvements to street to reinforce link between Improvements to this key route which links Redcross Gardens and the two primary schools, Southwark Tube to Tate Modern. Key north/south also improves links between Redcross Gardens and route through the forest that link key attractions and Little Dorrit Court and Park to Borough High Street. local amenities. Improvements to accessibility and Installation of raised table between schools and pedestrian environment throughout, incorporating open spaces, carriage realignment to give greater tree planting and other urban greening where possible pedestrian space, street tree planting and further as an example of a Key Walking Route (KWR). planting on housing estate land as a Key Walking Next steps - Feasibility study Route (KWR). Next steps - Tender and implementation

73 Key Projects – Project Details

Foreshore at St Katherine’s Dock

Flood Defence at Chelsea Bridge Foreshore at St Katherine’s Dock River Thames

The opportunity to enhance the riverside ecology and and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while biodiversity to provide inter-tidal habitat improvement not damaging the integrity of the walls in any way. increasing access to nature; improving resilience to 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour’s Dock, climate change, enhancing distinctive destinations, 12.11.23 Vauxhall, 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 whether part of infrastructure works related to Swan Draw dock. Thames Tunnel or a localised modular intervention. Next steps -permissions

Living Flood Defence Walls (5 sites)

Project Owner - Thames 21 and Crown Estates Area - n/a The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done by encouraging plants to grow on the walls

74 Key Projects – Project Details

Blackfriars Bridge foreshore site Thames Tideway Tunnel

The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a proposed major new proposed for the Blackfriars Bridge foreshore. piece of sewer infrastructure designed to rectify the current problem of combined sewer overflows, 12.11.30 Thames Tideway Tunnel Blackfriars Bridge whereby during periods of heavy rainfall the existing foreshore surface water drainage system overflows into Area - Approx 1.2 ha the foul sewers and discharge into the Thames This is to the south of Hungerford Bridge, avoiding the throughout central London, causing significant need for a work site in Victoria Embankment Gardens. pollution incidents. A cleaner, healthier Thames is The project might include extending the existing essential component of central London’s green river wall out into the River Thames to create a new infrastructure. The construction of the Thames area of hard-standing. It is likely that some above- Tideway Tunnel, although inevitably disruptive, ground structures are required on this site after the provides an opportunity for enhanced riverside construction work has finished. planting and open space during the remediation of the Next steps - Consultation tunnel construction and access sites, such as the one

75 Key Projects – Project Details

Cherry Gardens Thames Path at Cherry Gardens Southwark Riverside

12.11.48.a-c Riverside Parks Project Owner - LB Southwark Area - Combined area approx 19 ha On all riverside Parks, open up views into site by reducing vegetation barrier and create similar character of materials and seating to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. These Parks include 12.11.48.a Cherry Gardens, 12.11.48.b King Stairs Gardens and 12.11.48.c Cumberland Wharf. Next steps - Notional

76 Key Projects – Project Details

Shadwell Basin Canal Square Wapping

12.11.51 Shadwell Basin 12.11.44 Canal Square Project owner - LB Tower Hamlets Project owner - LB Tower Hamlets Area - 3 ha Area - 0.3 ha Shadwell Basin and its surroundings is an attractive The space links the canal to the River Thames and a piece of public realm, adding valuable amenity for local park via a basin and Hermitage Wall. It is located local residents. It links well to the nearby heritage at an important local node and links with other buildings and other pedestrian and cycle links pedestrian and cycle routes. This sequence of spaces including National Cycle Network (NCN) Route 13. and features provides an opportunity to create a There is potential here to increase the offer of the large, cohesive open space and establish water based space and create greater appeal to a wider audience activities and other opportunities for recreation and through ‘greening’ initiatives, water based activities relaxation. and events programmes. This space could become a Next steps - Outline designs significant destination and an important node. Next steps - Outline designs

77 Key Projects – Project Details

Burgess Park Pond Burgess Park Burgess Park and Aylesbury Estate Transformation

Burgess Park has a significant role to play in the 12.12.10 Burgess Park Transformation regeneration of a large area of south central London, Project Owner - LB Southwark the increased desirability of the park acting as a Area - 56ha catalyst for the regeneration. Improvements to the The design focuses on the following key elements: park will benefit the Aylesbury Estate and all other Improvements to entrances, removing redundant bordering areas. Burgess Park represents a large roads, improving key paths, a new play area, valuable ecological resource for London and is also in improvements to the lake, introduction of the St or near some of London’s most deprived communities. Georges’s Gardens, landscaping works, increasing the The park comprises a large part of the aspirational wildlife area. green link that is proposed to extend from the River Thames to and the Green Chain as part Although not part of the overall project plan, an of the Strategic Walks Network (SWN). outdoor gym, BMX track and food growing areas will be developed at the same time. Next steps - Implementation

78 Key Projects – Project Details

Brandon Street Dale Street Burgess Park and Aylesbury Estate

12.12.4 Aylesbury Area Action Plan Green and ecological values of the cluster of small parks Project Owner - LB Southwark lying. Sites already identified are: 12.12.5.a Faraday Area - 27 ha Gardens, 12.12.5b St Peter’s Churchyard and The Aylesbury Area Action Plan sets out framework for 12.12.5.c Pelier Park. the development of a network of green fingers linking Next steps - Scoping /briefing Burgess park to the proposed new development in the area. 12.12.11 Green Walk from Peckham Rye to Elephant Next steps - Feasibility study and Castle Project Owner - LB Southwark 12.12.5.a-c East Cluster Parks Length - Approx 5km Project Owner - LB Southwark Create signed walking route through Southwark parks Area - Combined area approx 2.4 ha and open spaces from Peckham Rye to Elephant and To liaise with the East Walworth Green Links group Castle, through Burgess Park. to deliver improvements that enhance the access Next steps - Notional

79 Key Projects – Project Details

Clapham Common Rush Common Ribbon Lambeth Greenways

12.12.17.a-c, 12.13.2 Lambeth Greenways Next steps - Scoping /briefing Project Owner - LB Lambeth Area - 40 ha To connect existing greenspaces across the borough to improve access to and use of open spaces, to create and improve existing walking and cycling routes, and to create ‘wildlife corridors’ for the improved movement of wild habitats and species. 12.12.17.a ‘Eastern Corridor’ (Brockwell Park, , Myatt’s Fields Park), 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor (Larkhall Park, Clapham Common, Vauxhall Park), 12.12.17.b Central Lambeth and Estate, 12.12.17.c ‘Rush Common Ribbon’ (estates, open spaces, highways).

80 Key Projects – Project Details

Peckham Rye Common Peckham Rye Common Central Area Peckham Rye

Peckham Rye Common creates a strategic connection in the vicinity of the café area of the park and increase between Peckham Town Centre Opportunity Area and green space by relocation changing room facilities and the Green Chain which is part of the Strategic waks car parks. The Homestall Road project will provide new Network (SWN) via Nunhead Cemetery. It also forms sports pitches and changing rooms. part of London Cycle Network Route 22, London Next steps - Implementation Bridge to Brockley, with plans for improvements under TfL Living Streets initiative including proposals for an off road cycle path alongside the common.

12.12.25 Peckham Rye Common Project Owner - LB Southwark Area - 2.3 ha Central Area and Homestall Road Sports Facilities; The project will create a new play area and one o’clock club

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82 Forward Strategy

This section concludes the Area Framework with a series of recommendations for further action, including funding and governance arrangements. 83 Forward Strategy – Gap Analysis Gap Analysis emergence of many community and neighbourhood- The projects identified in this Area Framework and based initiatives. Furthermore Business Improvement accompanying pro-forma have been identified as Districts have locally specific ‘cleaner, greener, safer’ capable of contributing to the delivery of the area agendas which spawn greening projects that can and objectives and opportunities set out in earlier in this should plug into the wider framework. document. It is not possible to capture all of these projects The authors recognise that due to the complex and initiatives within the Central London Green Grid nature of the Central London Green Grid area there Area Framework but their presence, their capacity are inevitable gaps in the current framework and it to deliver, their cumulative impact and their value in should not be viewed as a comprehensive schedule of that they are ‘owned’ at the local level should not be all initiatives presently underway or in development. underestimated. Central London is continually evolving and changing and the framework can only represent the broadest The purpose of the Central London Green Grid Area possible snapshot of the current situation. Framework is also to: – Highlighting the gaps in the geography of the Gaps in project identification mostly relate to currently mapped All London Green Grid and geography, administration and participation. There prompting additional project identification, are proportionally fewer projects identified in the – Advocating and promoting the concept of green west of the Central London Green Grid area. This is infrastructure and encouraging project owners and not to suggest that there is an absence of projects stakeholders to broaden their understanding of in these areas but that many projects have yet to be potential project outcomes and modify or augment developed or described in sufficient detail in terms of projects accordingly, their objectives, partners and delivery mechanism to – Enabling local partnerships and initiatives to be included in the Area Framework in its current form. understand the broader context of the All London Green Grid and marry their delivery with strategic Many finer-grain projects throughout the Central policy objectives, London Green Grid Area are not identified within the – Facilitating the integration of finer-grain projects framework. Those that are either have a relatively by illustrating their potential contribution to meeting higher profile, for example, W1W Tree Planting strategic policy objectives. Initiative, or are linked to more strategic projects, for example, the Bankside Urban Forest programme.

Gaps in the capacity to develop and deliver green infrastructure projects have also been identified. Projects developed with a single primary driver, for example green space enhancement or improved connectivity of the public realm could be reviewed in the light of their ability to deliver a number of All London Green Grid objectives. This will require support to enable a more holistic and integrated approach to project scoping, development and delivery.

Inevitably, the majority of green infrastructure projects are delivered by the main strategic players, Key notably the boroughs, and Identified projects developers working in partnership to optimise mutually beneficial outcomes. These are often Strategic gaps in area projects influenced by information and views gathered through Strategic gaps in links community consultation. However, the changing Areas with a deficiency of access to nature relationships brought about by the localism agenda and the concept of the Big Society has led to the Areas of project recommendations

84 Forward Strategy – Gap Analysis

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 85 Forward Strategy – Recommendations Forward Strategy Stakeholder and Community Engagement Project Implementation and Programme Management The Central London Green Grid Area Framework has Key stakeholders have been engaged extensively The green infrastructure concept sets out a rationale been developed in response to Policy 2.18 Green in the preparation of this Framework through direct for a more coherent and strategic approach to project Infrastructure of the London Plan which advocates involvement in interviews, walkabouts, workshops, identification and delivery in order to ensure that the establishment of a green grid across London. presentations and consultation on drafts of the the strategic benefits of creating a multi-functional While the Green Grid Area Frameworks capture the emerging framework document. network are realised. However, the Central London key objectives, projects and exemplars, it is not a Green Grid Area Framework does not set out to delivery plan in itself. Delivery will be through a variety Projects have been identified through examination provide an implementation framework for a single- of routes and mechanisms that include advocacy of existing borough and stakeholder plans and funded programme or even a suite of programmes, and strengthening strategic and local partnerships, strategies, follow-up discussions and data supplied although if such opportunities arise the framework project assembly and programme management in by stakeholders to ensure the projects listed are a provides an excellent basis for bidding for programme ways which help leverage additional funding and good representation of the key green infrastructure funds. Instead, it sets out the projects that, resources. interventions currently underway or in varying stages cumulatively, and if delivered with an understanding of development. In the same way that the authors of wider objectives and interactions, can add value to Promoting green infrastructure have acknowledged that the project list cannot be individual investments and leverage a wider range of Green infrastructure, the underlying concept fully comprehensive, we must also acknowledge that funding and resources than was hitherto available for behind the All London Green Grid, is still not widely stakeholder engagement cannot be exhaustive and green space and public realm projects. understood. The value of green spaces, public realm this process will need to continue. and the green features of the urban environment for The most important features of the strategic example, street trees, are still perceived primarily in The CLGG Area Group has established itself very programme management of the Central London Green terms of recreation and aesthetics. However, green effectively. It will need to continue to lead, co-ordinate Grid will be to identify the synergies between projects, infrastructure demands an increasingly sophisticated and act as a catalyst for the delivery of the Area to promote best practice and exemplar projects understanding of these spaces and their potential Framework. The primary role of the Area Group will be -particularly with respect to demonstrating projects to deliver the All London Green Grid objectives. to develop and implement an advocacy programme, that deliver multiple benefits and have consequently Their management as an essential infrastructure of to help identify the synergies and collaborations that secured a variety of resources for project delivery - to equal importance to the city’s transport and utility are necessary to ensure that projects deliver against measure and promote strategic outcomes and, by infrastructures will require continuing advocacy and a wide range of green infrastructure objectives and so doing, demonstrate the value of investing in and promotion. The primary audiences must be those to support the development of strategic programmes maintaining a green infrastructure. who have a significant stake in central London’s and funding bids that can help implement the green infrastructure. These include property portfolio framework through providing additional support and managers, local business groups, local community resources for projects. groups and housing estate managers, as well as those responsible for the management of traditional Due to the large and complex nature of the Central parks and open spaces. London Green Grid Area it will also be necessary for a number of specific forums, working groups or This area framework document provides a valuable thematic/objective based partnerships, for example, advocacy tool in itself, but additional ways of an ‘urban greening’ partnership for the Business promoting the projects and their potential benefits Improvement Districts, to help underpin and bring to stakeholders not yet engaged with the green forward project delivery. grid process will need to be devised. Of particular importance will be the development of evidence- Local communities, constituted voluntary groups and based information tailored to specific audiences partnerships will have an increasingly important role to make the case for green infrastructure and the both in terms of the advocacy of green infrastructure implementation of the green grid. Research projects, and the delivery of the finer-grain projects that, for example Drain London which has identified the cumulatively, have a significant beneficial impact. It surface water management issues and needs of will be important to identify ways in which to support London, can provide the necessary contextual and local initiatives without reducing the sense of local supporting information. ownership. Models of support based on the Capital Growth initiative, or through the work of civic society partners such as Sustrans, London Wildlife Trust and Trees for Cities will need to be explored.

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87 Regent’s Canal at London Zoo

88 Appendices

89 Appendices – Baseline Description Accessible Open Space Managing Climate Change Regional, Metropolitan, District and local composite open space deficiency plan This map illustrates the distribution of public open This map illustrates the indicative tidal flooding within This map illustrates the deficiency in access to open space within the central London framework area. The the central London framework area. The influence of space. The map highlights that apart from the areas open space typologies are set out in accordance with the River Thames and the potential for tidal flooding surrounding the Royal Parks, Hampstead Heath, the London Plan. These are determined by the type is of significance, there is less potential for fluvial Clapham Common, Burgess Park and Lee Valley there of park, approximate size and indicative catchment flooding. is a high level of deficiency. areas.

Regional Parks Metropolitan Parks District Parks Strategic Housing Land Availability Local Parks And Open Spaces Brownfield Land Database Small Open Spaces Indicative Fluvial Flooding + Overlaid Deficiency in Access to Public Open Space Pocket Parks Indicative Tidal Flooding Other / Private Open Spaces Open space –

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 90 Appendices – Baseline Description Access to Nature Ecological and Landscape zones Making Connections

This map illustrates the deficiency in access to This map illustrates the underlying geological This map illustrates the strategic networks of cycling nature within central London. There is a large area conditions of this part of London. and walking routes that connect the open space of deficiency in the Central Activities Zone (CAZ) and network. Green Grid projects seek to complete routes significant pockets in Islington, Hackney, Southwark, and provide attractive, well signed, sheltered, safe Hammersmith and Fulham and north Westminster/ and well maintained connections. Camden.

Transport Nodes SSSI SE England Rail Network SINC Metropolitan Chalk Solid Underground Network SINC Borough 1 Gravel and Sandy hiltops National Cycle Route SINC Borough 2 Clays Sustrans greenways SINC Local Loams Strategic Walking Routes Deficiency in Access to Nature Low level Gravel Other Walking Routes Sites to Reduce Areas of Deficiency Flood PLain soils Thematic Local Walks

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 91 Appendices – All London Green Grid SPG Chapter 5 GGA12 Links This Appendix is an unabridged copy of the relevant links for GGA 12, the ALGG SPG was published on 16 March 2012.

Strategic Corridors Strategic Links Metropolitan Park Opportunities Regional Park Opportunities Regional Parks Metropolitan Parks District Parks Local Parks and Open Spaces Small Open Spaces - Pocket Parks Other / Private Open Spaces Strategic Walking Routes Strategic Cycling Routes

Map derived from GiGL data 2011 - © Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey 100032216. 92 Appendices – All London Green Grid SPG Chapter 12 GGA12 Links The Regent’s Canal Link The Battersea Park Link passes through the urban area from Paddington in the goes through the urban areas of Clapham and west along the canal, connecting with Kensal Green and connects Battersea Park with Clapham Common Cemetery and Regent’s Park. From here, the canal and Bec Common, the only significant green is not always visible and the route passes through spaces in the area. densely developed areas before joining with Victoria Park in the east and onwards to the Thames through The Lambeth Link Mile End Park. heads southwards from the park at on the Thames through urban development to The Fulham Link . It passes through the urban area extends southwards from Kensal Green and again, connecting with Myatts Fields and Ruskin Park. Wormwood Scrubs through the urban area to the From here it again passes through the urban area Thames connecting pockets of green space south of before joining with Brockwell Park. Wormwood Scrubs, including new open space planned at Earl’s Court and .

The Chelsea Link extends from Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park joining with small spaces through the streets of central London to the Thames in the south and Regent’s Canal to the north.

The Nash Ramblas Link runs north from and the Thames, through the Royal Parks and the grand avenues of the Central Activities Zone to Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill. It continues through residential streets to Parliament Hill and Hampstead Heath.

The New River Link runs from Reservoirs to Angel.

The south of the Thames the Central London Link passes through urban areas to connect the South Bank with Burgess Park and Peckham Rye Common and Park and onwards to . North of the Thames it heads westwards through the Royal Parks, , Shepherd’s Bush Common and meeting the Thames again at in Hammersmith.

The Brockwell Park Link runs from Clapham Common eastwards through the urban area to Brockwell Park and the complex of green spaces around Park.

93 Appendices – Rolling Project Lists Complete Key Project

SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.1 1 HHampstead t d RidRidge NNorth th and d SSouth th

12.1.1 Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit.

12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: within Hackney: 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t

All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management

ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses.

All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their respective cemeteries. 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k external sources for funding. 12.1.8 The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i

1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) Camden's LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N

12.1.1212 1 12 - Thameslink TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper)

12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager)

12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL.

12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager)

12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward

12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 2012/13 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t

12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station

12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 94 andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP maintenancei budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. Y PkParks

12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.1 1 HHampstead t d RidRidge NNorth th and d SSouth th

12.1.1 Elthorne Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit.

12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t

All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management

ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses.

All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their respective cemeteries. 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k external sources for funding. 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i

1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) Camden's LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N

12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper)

12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager)

12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL.

12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager)

12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward

12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 2012/13 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t

12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to Appendices – Rollingcomplete Project green route Regents Lists Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities SiSize (h(ha, EEstimatedstrategy ti t d FFundingstrategy di in i FFundingstrategy di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Totalprojects jtcost projectsplacejt Requiredprojectsjt S Sta 1212.112.1.23 1 23 HHampsteadHolford t d RidRidge House NNorth Parkland th and d SSouth th Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 12.1.1 Elthorne Park andTod improve promotes and healthy h enhance lh communities the landscape ii by b encouraging and layout i ofoutdoor the d park, activity. ithe i park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d ThetheTh site creation along tig of with f urban b the meadowsbiodiversity d aty t valuetwo t high hi ofh the profile site. fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherStrategyF thgy scoping and iaudit. of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Communitycomplemented engagement by a programme in sport of and events, wellbeing training, activities volunteering, focused education on the Hub and sports audience facility development. in Regent's Park Agreepressures target project groups (compaction, and scope erosion of work and dog 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementwaste).waste)p in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary (whole( site runningg runningg cost yyears or 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowingperiodp of f meadows d 330of Regent's m2g 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R costs/overhea£3£3,000 000 all ll VlValueof the iniHub Kind Kid is £325,000, for£0 5 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total(Park) all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City ds c. £65,000 projects c.£300,000 pa years the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) pa for 3 or 5 benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N 121412.1.4 AhallotmentsArchway project (across 4 PandPublic bli volunteering space iimprovements opportunities t tto AArchwayto local h communities. communities ClClose and d FlFlowers Funding MMews required (i(is lland to d provide iin ththe centre staff t coordination of f AArchway h gyratory),for an t ) PthePublic bli roles consultation would lt tibe advertised on design d i optionswith ti the forfaim Archway A of h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t of c.£125,000 c £125£8£8m 000 funding£2£2m of 3 years £6£6m total 2 N sites)sites). activepotentially 3 year including programme. programme SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and makingClose and appointments Flowers Mews, by April and 2011. 2011further traffic cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian ffrom TRP access or wider gyratory proposals. maintenancei budgetgp pa 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y 1212.1.27 1 27 WqyqualityWaterbodies t b works di iinHampstead ththep RRoyal l SinadequateSee description dq i spillways ti py 1212.1.28, 1 28and1212.6.13 to 6attenuate 13. water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Y HeathPkParks options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto applicationWeW have h just j (2012). (2012) t received i The d notification works tifi tithemselves that th t the th lasting SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. upbid tofor two the years. yearsQMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern£7,145, match Cemetery funding. areg in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMappingKensal i Green Green G and Roofs R Brompton f in ip the th BoroughBCemetery) h y)of f areCamden C on d the using Register ig GIS. GIS of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two CContactingThe tprincipalpp ti developers d monuments l to t confirmin the fi Western if green roofs f in i TbTo be LBCemetery Camden C dyg & English Heritage. g £5£5,000 000 Officer time£0 to £5£5,000 000 2 N (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e placeCemeteryCe ete as ypart have a of e been beeplanning repaired epa permission. ed and a d conserved co Using se ed with t calculated developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register volunteersEnglish Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers Tograntsgrants. continue A landscape to run the management Apprenticeshippp plan p scheme is in place and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession byVarying offering types skills of and Conservation training. The and Royal Management Parks Apprenticeship Plans are currently scheme in takes place up there to 30is nowapprentices an urgent (10 need each to workto help in conserve partnership the on historic the development character of of the the 0 to year)considerid through and d balance ba 3 l year architectural apprenticeship hit t l and din landscape l partnership d design d with i theheritage h Landscape it with ith ecological Contractors. Contractors l i l and d A biodiversity bi strategy di it is value.also l being 19cemetery access t and to dhorticulture the th monuments. strategy. strategyt developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.Allh cemeteries Royal R land Parks P kburial staff t ffgroundsgpy would ld be bpotentially trained t i d to tface deliver d lithe problem phorticulturalh ti lt of safety l training. t iy i and stabilityy of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Projectbalance descriptionthe cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management Sta 12.2.1 New River Path (and To improve access to the New River Path and opening up access to East and West Reservoirs in Hackney Design and implementation. 2.5 km LB Hackney (Ben Kennedy) £60,000 £0 £60,000 0 Y East/West Reservoir particularlypyThThe aim i of f future ffor t disabled plans l mustusers. t secure The New the th Riverheritage h it Path value and l ofthe f these th reservoirs sites it for f are the th beautiful long-term l t natural while hil oases improving i in ia Accessibilityyp Improvements)) deprivedaccess,p safety innerf urbanand dh the area potential connected ilf for their hi to theeducational d Parkland i l as Walk well lllinking as amenity,g Highgate gg i biodiversity bidi to Angel. g i and dli leisure uses. 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 122212.2.2 Woodberry Down Wetlands ToAll theembed 'Magnificent gthe Woodberry Seven' Down cemeteries regeneration have 'Friends into the of' green groupsgp infrastructure who provide p of extensive the neighbourhood supportpp to and their secure Vision brief prepared; options appraisal to be 10 ha London Wildlife Trust (in partnership not known £35£35,000 000 for not known 2 Y long-termlrespective t and cemeteries. d cohesive h i biodiversity bi di it and d social i l benefits b fit to t the th estate, t t reservoirs i and d New N River. Ri carriedi d out t over early l 2011 withith LB HHackney, k BBerkeley k l HHomes optionsti Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, andd Thames Th Water) W ) appraisalil Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s 122312.2.3 C//Parkland Walk Metropolitan open space and Local Nature Reserve, planning permission secured forf the relocation off Fullrequires plans reconsideration. reconsideration in place but insufficient Older ff section funding f that to runs tbc LB Islington £30£30m £28£28m £2£2m 5 N Ashmount school to the site to create an improved open space with better links to the Parkland Walk. from deliver the all rotunda rot aspects nda to of the the lookout looko open tspace is a more improvementssignificantip ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 12.2.4 Abneyy Park habitat Works to enhance the woodland habitat at this Metropolitanp SINC. The works would contribute to the BAP Theexternal next sources stepsp would for funding. be to work with the Abneyy 13 ha LB Hackneyy( (Kate Mitchell)) £100,000, £0 £100,000, 0 N 12.1.8 Whittingtonenhancement Park Thehabitat park enhancement has seen some targets significant outlined investment in the London into it'sitPlan s facilities and London recently BAP. with Habitat new Astroturf enhancement pitch, changingwould also ImplementingPart Trust to agree next phase a woodland of planting management ecology area plan 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N roomsopen up and the an site, site ecology improving area. area access The site to isthe in natural an AOND. AOND environment Investment for is Hackney Hackney's required s to residents. residents complete the landscaping of the andfor the rationalising next 5-10 buildings years.years in the central area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested 122512.2.5 Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all GreenspaceThe landscape, landscape Strategy many and tombs audit. audit and monuments are cc.13 13 ha Varies: Cemetery owners and not known in ecology Known not known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. thereof Three (Highgate, (Highgate in poor condition; the chapel is a building at risk in management,management Friends of Abney Park funding:area) EH ) KKensal lG Green and dB Brompton t Cemetery) C t ) are on the th Register R i t of fP Parks k and dG Gardens d at tG Grade d 1 and dt two very badb d condition. diti Stakeholder St k h ld meetings ti are CCemetery t & English E li h Heritage. H it OffiOfficer titime 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y (Nunhead and ) are at Grade 2*. Many individual buildings, tombs and monuments within the planned throughout 2011 to discuss and agree a Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage cemeteries are also listed and separatelypy identified on the Heritageg At Risk Register.g future strategygy for repairs p and improvements. p landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportsAll cemeteriest field, fi t ldi traffic t and ffi d calming burial b l i i l grounds and d the thd potentially realignment t li ti ll face f t of f junctions.the thj problem ti bl Widening Wid of f safety if t and and dd traffic tstability t ffi bilit calming lof f iheadstones, h at d t approach t h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway.monuments and other masonry, and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) balance the cost of repairsp and maintenance with the wide-ranginggg needs of visitors. The issues are common Camden's LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsizeto manyy Woods of our historicLNR improvements. cemeteries whatever their ownershippg and management. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long-term while improving 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfLaccessaccess, Major safety Scheme. Scheme and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper) All the th 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' cemeteries t i have h 'Friends 'F i d of' f' groups who h provide id extensive t i support t to t their th i 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin respectiveTheTh following f ll i cemeteries. Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N 12.2.6 Parks:Local Authority Talacre Gardens Meadow GardensDevelopment (1000sqm) of new, meadows12.1.13 Talacre in two Gardensparks, one (1000sqm) at Waterlow Park Camden 12.1.3 and a City of London Sowing of meadows 330 m2 ConservationLondon In Bloom/ODA Manager) (Hugo Ross- £3,000 all Value in Kind £0 6 N Improvements:p Stoke managedgp park in Newham. Alongg with two locations within Hackney:yy Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and Stoke ((total all Tatam))g working with Sue Banks (y(City projectspj 12.1.14 NewingtonCamdeng High Common Street NewingtonThe schemeg Common will widen 12.2.6 the footways. The projectp jand willimprove engage gg the with streetscene the local forcommunity the sectiony and of local road schools from Camden to assist Town with Completed projects)pj ) ofTfL London), & LB Camden), Karen Hall (LB( Camden)) N thestation sowing to the of Regent'sthe g seed Canal.mix and In raise the longer awareness g term LBas to Camden the benefits are keen of urban to implement pmeadows similar and nectar publicp richrealm and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). Hackney) plantingsplantings.improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL. 122712.2.7 Connect2 enhancements The Connect2 project aims to encourage people to travel in ways that benefit their health and the A Trial on the removal of one lane of traffic at Rock 3 km LB Islington cc.£1m £1m £600£600,000 000 £400£400,000 000 3 Y 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland environment,Restorationi tof as Acid well llGrassland as creating ti on a Primrose sense off Hill,Hillcommunity partnership it pride. id LBC Islington I li and t Royal Council C Parks il was earmarkedk d £600,000 £600 000 of f StStreetPlanned t in i for JanuaryJ 2011 2012, 2012pending followed f llgrant d applicationby b a decision d i ifor 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000(f(from 000 ((some£15£15,000 may 000 2 N on Primrose Hill lottery funding to spend on walking and cycling improvements on a new route connecting Finsbury Park to aboutpos.pos April trial's 2012. 2012 success. Then work up detailed Conservation Manager) Sustrans) come from TfL Highburygy Corner. The Islingtong Connect2 Route, developedp with Sustrans and Transportp for London, aims to designsg for rest of route and developpp portrait and Arsenal 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improvingdevelop a safer the interpretation, route for pedestrians presentation and and cyclists drainage and enhance at the summit connectivity at Primrose between Hill. green Promotes spaces. access In June to Gainbench Planning (public art) Permission idea. Construction to take the through project 2012. 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 FC£55,000 S106) 5 N Primrose Hill open2009 spaceIslington and Council a more opened distinctive the Gillespie destination.destination Park extension route, route allowing access to the nature reserve from forward Seven Sisters Road opposite . Station This was the first opening event for the Islington 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public AnConnect2 area wide Route scheme and pedestrians that will be comprisedand cyclists of can a number now travel of components. components the entire length Camden of the Town nature East reserve. reserve (area Furtherbetween Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camdenfundingf di is i High now Strequired and i St d to tPancras improve i Way the th toexisting the i ti east) path thhas in i thea th number Nature N t of Reserve R issues inc.incto t improve i poor public accessibility realm, realmibilit road to t a safety Simon Piper) issues,ibroader anti range ti social of i lusers bbehaviour h and i to and make d crime, i it fit ddeprivation,for purpose i ti poorfor the east increasedt west t permeability footfall bilit expected. ffor cyclists liAdditional t and d iis generally ll trafficimprovementsp dominated. to theThere streetscape are opportunitiesp on the remainder including ofpublic the routerealm down improvements to Highburygy to Corner,Camden potentially p Rd Station, y including g increasestreet greening, pypermeability are also east-west needed. for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, 12.2.9 Retrofittinggg of green roofs in increaseAs the Mayor street yg has tree recognised planting and in London'spossible introduction Climate Change of gp a 20 Adaptation mph zone. Strategy, Implementation gy, urban greening g projected g is critical for to This pjproject is at an earlyyg stage - a key yp step will be To be LB Islingtong £50,000, tbc £0 £50,000, 0 N the Central Activities Zone 2012/13combat the rising summer temperatures expected with climate change, especially in the Central Activities to identify existing roofs that will be suitable for the calculated 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, AsZone the (CAZ) final partwhere of thethe Broadurban Walk heat islandshared effect use cycleis most route intense. intense St Mark Mark's However, However s Bridge opportunities was identified for to street connect greening the in Secureretrofit offunding green for roofs the (e(e.g. assessment g flat roofs work.work able to 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broadsouthern Walk Islington and Outer (areas Circle south to of routes Angel to fall the within north the of the CAZ) Park. Park will Theoften project be constrained would assess due to the ground route using The support sufficient loading). loading) RRoyalconditions/underground l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success Sinfrastructure,infrastructure and d along limited l with ithspace consultation and/or lt ti unfavourable to t see if the th microclimates, microclimatesroute t is i suitable it bl therefore as a shared h the d use cyclegreeningl route.i tIof f roofsImproves f iis especially access i ll tot iimportant open t space t hhere. byb ThiThis making kiproject j connections t wi illll explore ti l improving i opportunities i t visitor iti i it ffor experience retrofitting t i fitti and green d safety. froofs t f and increasing the amount of vegetated surfaces in the Central Activities Zone in order to help to mitigate the 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformationrisk of summer overheating,of junctionj g to whilst the south also ofenhancing Camdengy biodiversityTown Tube valuestation. and Creation reducing gof runoff. a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 1212.2.10 2 10 ButterfieldTown West Green Workssimplifiedp to enhancecrossingg infrastructureand traffic arrangements and g biodiversity and wider(through footways. habitat y New improvement tree plantingpg and onsustainable Parkway. y plantingTraffic The next steps would be to undertake a full 24ha2.4 ha LBPiperp) Hackney ) (Eleanor Johnson) £30£30,000 000 £0 £30£30,000 000 0 N infrastructure and habitat enhancements)improvements and in thistree important planting in neighbourhood streets between park. park Camden Infrastructure High St andand physicalthe railway improvement corridor, corridor bounded works (e.g. (e by g feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment drawing enhancementsht playParkwayl areas to and the d sportsnorth t and areas) Mornington ) would ld make Crescent k the th site itto accessiblethe south. south ibl NB:to t a couldgreater tbe number added b asof f a people second l by b phase enhancing h to i on prioritiesi iti already l d identified id tifi d through th h facilitiescomplete at green the site route and Regents making Park it a more and London useable Zoospace. from Habitat Camden enhancement Town Tube could Station. Station boost the value of this management plans. pocket space byyg improving access to nature for people in this veryyy densely populated area. 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N http://www.hackney.gov.uk/butterfield-green.htmp yg g playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play 1212.2.11 2 11 Gillett Square TrustImproved funding. funding pedestrian Outdoor connectivity play promotes and public healthy realm communities. communities to Dalston station on East London Line, Line with wider Gillett Square completedcompleted. Public realm TfL strategy strategy strategy N footwaysfootways, better lightinglighting, removal of clutter and improved crossingscrossings improvements due to be completed March 2011. 2011 projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 12.2.12 New River A linear park that runs along the route of the old New River water course. It takes in a number of parks and To develop feasibility study. 1 km LB Islington £1.5m £0 £1.5m 0 Y Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland* Project The stage: site will 0 =be notional, Reconfigure 1 = scoping some railings /briefing, and improve 2 = feasibility the areas study,500 m2 3 = outlineThe Royal designs, Parks 4 = detailed designs, 5 =£150£150,000 tender, 000 6 = implementation,£115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 7 = 000management3 Y plans 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland openpp spaces as the route progressespg to the New River Head. The projectpj would be to enhance and link each managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park of these spacesp to create a greeng corridor that will enhance biodiversity,y, improve p accessibilityy and enhance bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature facilities along the route. route andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 95 12.2.13 Dalston Masterplan The Dalston Area Action Plan comprises of approximately 20 hectares and is situated on the western edge of Funding being sourced. 20 ha LB Hackney (Andrew Sissons) TfL tbc tbc tbc 3 Y 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d theTheTh LB creation of tiHackney. of f urbany b The meadows Dalston d at Masterplan t two t high hipp h profile presents fil locations. l a ti series First, Fi of tstrategies is i to t gcreate relating t a new gp to meadow publicd realm, within ithi , land the th use FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d (Dalston(11h ha DfLLondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House andgardens neighbourhood neighbourhood-based of the U.S. Ambassadors based energy residence systems together in Regents with Park more 12.1.24 localised . Second, guidance is tothat create demonstrates a river of colourssite begin outlining the plans for the American Ward) Tatam) combined combined potentialpotential.alongg the See central also reservation 1212.2.16 2 16 of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.2.1412.1.25 HighburyThe Hub: Sports Fields and Well- TheCommunity borough borough's engagement s largest and in most sport significant and wellbeing open activities space. To focused implement on the the Hub developed sports facility vision infor Regent's Highbury Park TheAgree plan target is to groups implement and scopein a phased of work approach and as 11176.9 ha ha LBThe Islington Royal Parks 2.0FTE £9mplus TRP£220,000 current £195,000£8.8m for 3 36 Y beingg initiative Fields,Fieldsand Primrose to replace Hill. collapsed and deteriorated infrastructure, infrastructure improve facilities, facilities enhance the sites horticultural fundingimplementp becomes in 2011 available, available for a minimum detailed of plans a 3 yeary have ((whole site runningg running(beingg cost yyears or and biodiversity value and develop a long term management approach to the sites trees. trees beenperiodp developed for southern section. section This site is of Regent'sg costs/overhea of investedthe Hub in is £325,000, for 5 rated as a high priority in the PPG17 Greenspace Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,0002011/12 pa on years StStrategy t and d audit. dit pa for 3 or 5 refurbishingf bi hi years sports pitch) 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N 1212.2.15 2 15 allotmentsFood Growing project (across 4 andIslington'sIslington volunteering s Food Strategy opportunities established to local the communities. communities overall aim Fundingof improving required individual, individual to provide community staff coordination and environmental for an theSupport roles further would food be advertised growing in with Islington the aim of Multiple LB Islington of c.£125,000 c £125approx 000 £1mfunding funded of 3 yearsapprox total 0 N sites)sites). activewell-being 3 year by programme. programmemaking healthy and sustainable food available and accessible to all. all In response to increasing making appointments by April 2011. 2011 small sites £150£150,000 000 thecc.£50,000 project £50 000 in £165£165,000£150£150,000 000 interest in food growing and to address the lack of opportunities in this densely populated borough, borough the Edible 2009/2010ffrom TRP IlitIslington project jthldt helped set up over 100 100fd food growing i sites it across Islington. IlitTh These were successfulfltli not only in maintenancei growing food for people's consumption but also in increasing biodiversity, restoring derelict spaces, supporting budgetgp pa disabled and vulnerable communities and developinggy community cohesion. Manyy of these projectsj would now 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l likeSSee to description d expand/ensurep i ti 1212.1.28, 128 that1212.6.13 they 6y 13 maintain. themselves and are seekingg further year yy on year funding g for Y PkParks maintenance, buying seasonal seeds etc. Some would also like the work replicated on other sites. 12.2.1612.1.2812 1 28 MakingQueenQ MMary'sSpace ' GGardenin Dalston d LkLake, MakingInstallI t ll reedbeds Space db d in in iDalston the th ornamental is a £1m t l lake linitiative k in i Queen Q to improve Mary's M 'Dalston. Garden, G d Making The Th Regent's R Space t' inPark. P Dalston k ProvidesP is id an access‘umbrella’ tto for a FundingWeW have h being just j t received sourced. i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha201 35hha LBTheTh Hackney Royal R l Parks P (Andrew k Sissons) TfL £81,000£81 000tbc £61,000£61 000tbc £20,000£20 000tbc 34 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park numbernature. of proposed, planned and completed public realm interventions helpinggj to ‘join up’ the existingg fabric bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was (Dalston( DfL of Dalston with the new housing,g, public p square q and station at Dalston Junction. 76 micro-projectspj were drawn successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least Ward)) up by local residents, businesses and organisations in a collaboration between community, the creative £7,145, match funding.g industries and the neighbourhood where they are based, based and between the LB Hackney and the third sector. sector 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N See also 1212.2.13 2 13 place as part of planning permission. Using calculated 12.2.17 Highbury Corner Closure of the western arm of the roundabout to general traffic to create improved public space, providing Resolvingvolunteers some design issues on the roundabout 1 ha TfL and LB Islington £6m £5.2m £800,000 3 Y 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg accessThe Royal yto the Parks central strategy island gy to green signpost g p space and (level aid youngy of access gp people p is subject into Park to Managementpublic g consultation; and Horticultural likely to take careers place projectTo continue with Transportto run the for Apprenticeshippp London and p preparingscheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession inby Summer offering skills2011), 2011) and creation training. of The station Royal square Parks in front Apprenticeship of Highbury scheme & Islington takes Station up to 30 by apprenticesrelocating the (10 post each designwork in optionspartnership for the on usethe of development the central of island the 0 to office.year)ffi through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being green19 access space, to horticulture followedf ll d by b strategy.strategypublic bli consultation. lt ti developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship 12.2.1812 2 18 SUDS on AAshby hb GGrove EEstate t t Islingtonscheme.I lih t is iRoyalR dense d l Parks P urban k b staff t borough b ff would ld h bewith b ith trained t few f i permeable d to t deliver d li bl surfaces.horticultural h f ti lt As A l training. ta result i i lt it is i deemed d d to t have h a high hi h risk i k of f ScopingS i opportunities t iti for f implementing i l ti SUDS tbctb LB IIslington, li t HHomes ffor IIslington li t tbctb tbctb tbctb 1 N and local parks in high surface water flooding, which is likely to be increased by further growth and intensification of the built schemes on housing estates and parks identified 12.2 Finsbury Park to Regent s Canal 12 2 Finsburysurface Park water to Regent's flood risk Canal areas environment as well as increasing risk of heavy rainfall due to climate change. The Environment Agency within high surface water flood risk areas. identifies Islingtong as a priority py area for action on surface water flooding.g These projects pj would seek to mitigate surface water flood risk by implementing SUDS measures in housing estates and parks in the highest risk areas (as identified through detailed mapping currently being completed by Drain London) . This work would follow on from SUDS pilot schemes within Islington including installation of a rain gardens 12.2.19513_ALGG AREAStonebridge 12 DRAFTg Gardens PROJECT PROFORMAThe park has been masterplanned and is now undergoinggg detailed design.g The designsg focus on improvingg ConfirmPage available1 of 12 fundinggj , project is currentlyy part 1.3 ha LB Hackneyy ((Bruce Irving) g) £450,000 £250,000 £200,000 4 N 03/01/2012 infrastructure throughg and around the spacepg linking into the new Haggerstongg Station,,p which is part of East funded throughg S106 awaitingg to hear whether a London Line and the regeneration of the adjacent estates. Other proposed works include improved planting / bid to the Marathon Trust for £150k has been habitat creation and the development play / sport facilities for teenagers in the area. area Designs can viewed approved.approved online at www.hackney.gov.uk/stonebridge-gardens.htm www hackney gov uk/stonebridge gardens htm

1212.2.20 2 20 Islington EstateEstate, Islington N1 Environmental and infrastructure improvements including new roads and footpath surfaces, surfaces new kerbs and Work up design details and tender for works. works Start 05ha0.5 ha Peabody £2£2.2m 2m £0 £2£2.2m 2m 3 N 8RU edgings,edgings new pedestrian entrances, entrances bin stores, stores cycle storage, storage new soft landscape planting and turfing, turfing some on site estimated latter 2011/2012. 2011/2012 new tree planting, planting installation of new planters and street furniture and a communal play area. area New car parking provisionii 1212.2.21 2 21 Barnard Park Major overhaul and re-working re working of the park to create a cohesive, cohesive accessible and useable space with improved Master plan created and adopted, adopted seeking funding 4 ha LB Islington £3m £900£900,000 000 tbc £2m 3 N facilitiesf iliti and d layout. l t Opportunities O t iti to t create t significant i ifi t SUDS enhancements. h t sources. ThiThis site it iis rated t d as a hihigh h priority i it iin ththe plusl £100,000 £100 000 PPG17 Greenspace G Strategy St t and d audit. dit

12.2.22 Angel Town Centre Improvements to traffic management outside , Station including alterations to traffic signals and Due for completion 2011 TfL n/a secure N road layouts. layouts Improvements to public space through decluttering, decluttering and upgrades to bus stops, stops footways, footways kerbs and tree pits. pits

1212.2.23 2 23 Kingsland High Street LB Hackney- Hackney Improved pedestrian links to the new Dalston Kingsland ELL station. station Includes wider footways TfL Officer: Julie Dye n/a secure N through the removal of a bus lane. lane See also 1212.2.16 2 16

12.2.2412 2 24 StrategicStt i WlkNtWalk Network: k ComprisedC i d of f seven routes, t the th goal l of f the th Strategic St t i Walk W lk Network N t k is i to t provide id an exemplaryl and d high hi h quality lit TheTh seven routest of f the th network t k will ill be b delivered d li d PanP London Ld TfL (S(Spencer ClClark) k) and d WWalk lk £800,000£800 000 for f £800,000£800 000 £0 6 N Capital Ring walking experience for all across the Capital. The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, but is by mid 2012 as a legacy walking resource for London (Jim Walker) all increasinglygy used for utilityyg walking as welll.The seven strateggic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkwayy 12.3.18 London. JubJubilee ee Greenway G ee ay 12.11.626 Thamesa es Path at 12.2.24 CapCapital ta Ring g 12.11.343 GGreen ee Chain C a Walk a (+ ( London o do LOOP OO + )Walk).

12.2.2512 2 25 Parks Wayfinding A project is underway to use signage to encourage walking and cycling between parks in Hackney. Hackney Using the To design a wayfinding system for the rest of N/A - LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £4m £150,000£150 000 £3.5m£3 5m 1 N Legible London system, system Hackney has started designing signage for and Shoreditch Park. Park Hackney multiple sitesit 1212.2.26 2 26 GfGreen roof PProvision i i of f training/apprenticeships t i i / ti hi in i green rooff installation/maintenance i t ll ti / i t to t help h l local l l small ll businesses b i CCurrently tl iin didiscussions i with ith ttraining i i providers id tto LB Islington I li t tbtbc 1 N training/apprenticeships benefit from green roof works being undertaken in the borough. Since Islington leads London in terms of the establish some pilot projects. number of greeng roofs installed, this sector is identified as a keyy growth g opportunity pp y for green g jobs. j

12.3 Regent'sg Canal and Paddingtong Arm

513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 2 of 12 03/01/2012 SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.2.1 New River Path (and To improve access to the New River Path and opening up access to East and West Reservoirs in Hackney Design and implementation. 2.5 km LB Hackney (Ben Kennedy) £60,000 £0 £60,000 0 Y East/West Reservoir particularlypy for disabled users. The New River Path and the reservoirs are beautiful natural oases in a Accessibilityyp Improvements)) deprivedp inner urban area connected to the Parkland Walk linkingg Highgate gg to Angel. g

122212.2.2 Woodberry Down Wetlands To embed the Woodberry Down regeneration into the green infrastructure of the neighbourhood and secure Vision brief prepared; options appraisal to be 10 ha London Wildlife Trust (in partnership not known £35£35,000 000 for not known 2 Y long-terml t and d cohesive h i biodiversity bi di it and d social i l benefits b fit to t the th estate, t t reservoirs i and d New N River. Ri carriedi d out t over early l 2011 withith LB HHackney, k BBerkeley k l HHomes optionsti andd Thames Th Water) W ) appraisalil

122312.2.3 C/Crouch Hill/Parkland Walk Metropolitan open space and Local Nature Reserve, planning permission secured forf the relocation off Full plans in place but insufficientff funding f to tbc LB Islington £30£30m £28£28m £2£2m 5 N Ashmount school to the site to create an improved open space with better links to the Parkland Walk. deliver all aspects of the open space improvementsp 12.2.4 Abneyy Park habitat Works to enhance the woodland habitat at this Metropolitanp SINC. The works would contribute to the BAP The next stepsp would be to work with the Abneyy 13 ha LB Hackneyy( (Kate Mitchell)) £100,000, £0 £100,000, 0 N enhancement habitat enhancement targets outlined in the London Plan and London BAP. Habitat enhancement would also Part Trust to agree a woodland management plan open up the site, site improving access to the natural environment for Hackney Hackney's s residents. residents for the next 5-10 years. years

122512.2.5 Abney Park Cemetery Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all The landscape, landscape many tombs and monuments are cc.13 13 ha Varies: Cemetery owners and not known Known not known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. thereof Three (Highgate, (Highgate in poor condition; the chapel is a building at risk in management,management Friends of Abney Park funding: EH KKensal lG Green and dB Brompton t Cemetery) C t ) are on the th Register R i t of fP Parks k and dG Gardens d at tG Grade d 1 and dt two very badb d condition. diti Stakeholder St k h ld meetings ti are CCemetery t & English E li h Heritage. H it OffiOfficer titime (Nunhead and West Norwood) are at Grade 2*. Many individual buildings, tombs and monuments within the planned throughout 2011 to discuss and agree a cemeteries are also listed and separatelypy identified on the Heritageg At Risk Register.g future strategygy for repairs p and improvements. p

Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value

All cemeteries t i and d burial b i l grounds d potentially t ti ll face f the th problem bl of f safety f t and d stability t bilit of f headstones, h d t monuments and other masonry, and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must balance the cost of repairsp and maintenance with the wide-ranginggg needs of visitors. The issues are common to manyy of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownershippg and management.

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long-term while improving accessaccess, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses

All the th 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' cemeteries t i have h 'Friends 'F i d of' f' groups who h provide id extensive t i support t to t their th i respective cemeteries. 12.2.6 Local Authority Meadow Development of new meadows in two parks, one at Waterlow Park Camden 12.1.3 and a City of London Sowing of meadows 330 m2 London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo Ross- £3,000 all Value in Kind £0 6 N Improvements:p Stoke managedgp park in Newham. Alongg with two locations within Hackney:yy Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and Stoke (total( all Tatam))g working with Sue Banks (y(City projectspj Newingtong Common Newingtong Common 12.2.6. The projectp j will engage gg with the local communityy and local schools to assist with projects)pj ) of London),), Karen Hall (LB( Camden)) the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). Hackney) plantingsplantings. 122712.2.7 Connect2 enhancements The Connect2 project aims to encourage people to travel in ways that benefit their health and the A Trial on the removal of one lane of traffic at Rock 3 km LB Islington cc.£1m £1m £600£600,000 000 £400£400,000 000 3 Y environment,i t as well ll as creating ti a sense off community it pride. id Islington I li t Council C il was earmarkedk d £600,000 £600 000 of f StStreet t in i January J 2012, 2012 followed f ll d by b a decision d i i (f(from ((some may lottery funding to spend on walking and cycling improvements on a new route connecting Finsbury Park to about trial's success. Then work up detailed Sustrans) come from TfL Highburygy Corner. The Islingtong Connect2 Route, developedp with Sustrans and Transportp for London, aims to designsg for rest of route and developpp portrait and Arsenal develop a safer route for pedestrians and cyclists and enhance connectivity between green spaces. In June bench (public art) idea. Construction through 2012. FC S106) 2009 Islington Council opened the Gillespie Park extension route, route allowing access to the nature reserve from Seven Sisters Road opposite Finsbury Park Station. Station This was the first opening event for the Islington Connect2 Route and pedestrians and cyclists can now travel the entire length of the nature reserve. reserve Further fundingf di is i now required i d to t improve i the th existing i ti path th in i the th Nature N t Reserve R to t improve i accessibilityibilit to t a broader range of users and to make it fit for purpose for the increased footfall expected. Additional improvementsp to the streetscapep on the remainder of the route down to Highburygy Corner, potentially p y including g street greening, are also needed. 12.2.9 Retrofittinggg of green roofs in As the Mayoryg has recognised in London's Climate Changegp Adaptation Strategy,gy, urban greening g g is critical to This pjproject is at an earlyyg stage - a key yp step will be To be LB Islingtong £50,000, tbc £0 £50,000, 0 N the Central Activities Zone combat the rising summer temperatures expected with climate change, especially in the Central Activities to identify existing roofs that will be suitable for the calculated Zone (CAZ) where the urban heat island effect is most intense. intense However, However opportunities for street greening in retrofit of green roofs (e(e.g. g flat roofs able to southern Islington (areas south of Angel fall within the CAZ) will often be constrained due to ground support sufficient loading). loading) conditions/underground infrastructure, infrastructure limited space and/or unfavourable microclimates, microclimates therefore the greeningi of f roofs f iis especially i ll iimportant t t hhere. ThiThis project j t wi illll explore l opportunities t iti ffor retrofitting t fitti green roofsf and increasing the amount of vegetated surfaces in the Central Activities Zone in order to help to mitigate the risk of summer overheating,g whilst also enhancinggy biodiversity value and reducingg runoff. 1212.2.10 2 10 Butterfield Green Works to enhance infrastructure and biodiversity (through habitat improvement and sustainable planting The next steps would be to undertake a full 24ha2.4 ha LB Hackney (Eleanor Johnson) £30£30,000 000 £0 £30£30,000 000 0 N infrastructure and habitat enhancements) in this important neighbourhood park. park Infrastructure and physical improvement works (e.g. (e g feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment drawing enhancementsht playl areas andd sports t areas) ) would ld make k the th site it accessible ibl to t a greater t number b of f people l by b enhancing h i on prioritiesi iti alreadyComplete l d identified id tifi d through th h Key Project Appendices – Rollingfacilities Project at the site and making Lists it a more useable space. Habitat enhancement could boost the value of this management plans. pocket space byyg improving access to nature for people in this veryyy densely populated area. http://www.hackney.gov.uk/butterfield-green.htmp yg g 1212.2.11 2 11 Gillett Square Improved pedestrian connectivity and public realm to Dalston station on East London Line, Line with wider Gillett Square completedcompleted. Public realm SiSize (h(ha, TfL EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e* N

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S footwaysfootways, better lightinglighting, removal of clutter and improved crossingscrossings improvements due to be completed March 2011. 2011 Sta 1212.112.2.12 1 HHampsteadNew t River d RidRidge NNorth th and d SSouth th A linear park that runs along the route of the old New River water course. It takes in a number of parks and To develop feasibility study. 1 km LB Islington £1.5m £0 £1.5m 0 Y openpp spaces as the route progressespg to the New River Head. The projectpj would be to enhance and link each of these spacesp to create a greeng corridor that will enhance biodiversity,y, improve p accessibilityy and enhance 12.1.1 Elthorne Park facilitiesTo improve along and the enhance route. route the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 12.2.13 Dalston Masterplan theThe site Dalston along gArea with Actionthe biodiversity Plan comprisesy value of of the approximately site. 20 hectares and is situated on the western edge of Strategy Fundinggy beingand audit. sourced. 20 ha LB Hackney (Andrew Sissons) TfL tbc tbc tbc 3 Y the LB of Hackney.y The Dalston Masterplanpp presents a series of strategiesg relating gp to public realm, , land use (Dalston( DfL 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood andThe neighbourhood neighbourhood-basedproject aims to realise based energythe full potential systems togetherof Kenwood with and more the localised wider landscape guidance as that an demonstrates international visitorsite HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape Ward)45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y potentialpotential.attraction See and localalso 1212.2.16resource 2 16 throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 12.2.14 Highbury Fields The borough borough's s largest and most significant open space. To implement the developed vision for Highbury waste).waste)The plan is to implement in a phased approach as 11 ha LB Islington £9m £220,000 £8.8m 3 Y Fields,Fields to replace collapsed and deteriorated infrastructure, infrastructure improve facilities, facilities enhance the sites horticultural funding becomes available, available detailed plans have (being 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N and biodiversity value and develop a long term management approach to the sites trees. trees been developed for southern section. section This site is invested in Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects rated as a high priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 2011/12 on the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) StStrategy t and d audit. dit refurbishingf bi hi benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) sports pitch) 1212.2.15121412.1.4 2 15 FoodAhArchway Growing Islington'sIslingtonPPublic bli space s Food iimprovements Strategy established t tto AArchway h the ClClose overall and aim d FlFlowers of improving MMews individual, individual (i(is lland d iin ththecommunity centre t of fand AArchway henvironmental gyratory), t ) SupportPPublic bli consultation further lt tifood on growing design d i inoptions Islington ti for f Archway A h Multiple1h1 ha LB Islington I li t approx£8£8m £1m funded £2£2m approx£6£6m 02 N well-beingpotentially includingby making SUDS healthy and and greening sustainable measures, food available improved and pedestrian accessible crossings to all. all In between response the to station increasing and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic small sites £150£150,000 000 the project in £150£150,000 000 interestthe Archway in food y, island, growing and and future to address removal the of the lack Archway of opportunities y gyratory gy y one-wayin this densely y system. y populated borough, borough the Edible assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian 2009/2010 IlitIslington project jthldt helped set up over 100 100fd food growing i sites it across Islington. IlitTh These were successfulfltli not only in access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Majorgrowing works food to for the people's dams andconsumption ponds on butHampstead also in increasing Heath to preventbiodiversity, potential restoring flooding derelict as a spaces, result of supporting Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequatedisabledq and spillways pyvulnerable and communities to attenuate and water developing on site.gy community cohesion. Manyy of these projectsj would now gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath like to expand/ensurep that theyy maintain themselves and are seekingg further year yy on year funding g for options in summer 2011 before public consultation maintenance, buying seasonal seeds etc. Some would also like the work replicated on other sites. and detailed design exercise and planning 12.2.16 Making Space in Dalston Making Space in Dalston is a £1m initiative to improve Dalston. Making Space in Dalston is an ‘umbrella’ for a Fundingapplication being (2012). (2012) sourced. The works themselves lasting 20 ha LB Hackney (Andrew Sissons) TfL tbc tbc tbc 3 Y number of proposed, planned and completed public realm interventions helpinggj to ‘join up’ the existingg fabric up to two years. years (Dalston( DfL 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t ofOf DalstonLondon's L d 'with 'Magnificent 'M the ifinew housing, t Seven' Sg, ' 19thpublic p century square q t metropolitan and t station lit atcemeteries, Dalston t i Junction. all ll are significantly i76 ifimicro-projects tlpj vulnerable l were bl and drawn d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th Ward)c.14.5145h) ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y upon byEnglish local Heritage'sresidents, businesses Heritage at Riskand organisationsRegister (2011) in a in collaboration their entirety between or elements community, thereof. Threethe creative (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH industriesKensal Green and andthe neighbourhood Bromptonp Cemetery) where y) arethey on are the based, based Registerg and of between Parks and the Gardens LB Hackney at Grade and the1 and third two sector. sector The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to See(Nunhead( u also ead 1212.2.13 and a 2 d 13West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund 12.2.17 Highbury Corner Closure of the western arm of the roundabout to general traffic to create improved public space, providing grantsgrants.Resolving A landscape some design management issues on theplan roundabout is in place 1 ha TfL and LB Islington £6m £5.2m £800,000 3 Y Varyingaccess totypes the central of Conservation island green and space Management (level of Plansaccess are is subject currently to inpublic place consultation; there is now likely an urgent to take need place to toproject help with conserve Transport the historic for London character and preparingof the considerin Summer id and 2011), 2011) d balance b l creation architectural hit of station t l and square d landscape l d in front design d of iHighbury heritage h it & Islingtonwith ith ecological lStation i l and by d relocatingbiodiversity bi di it the value. post l cemeterydesignt options and d the thfor monuments.the use of t the central island office.ffi green space, followedf ll d by b public bli consultation. lt ti All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, 12 2 18 SUDS A hb G E t t IslingtonI li t is i dense d urban b borough b h with ith few f permeable bl surfaces. f As A a result lt it is i deemed d d to t have h a high hi h risk i k of f ScopingS i opportunities t iti for f implementing i l ti SUDS tbctb LB IIslington, li t HHomes ffor IIslington li t tbctb tbctb tbctb 1 N 12.2.18 SUDS on Ashby Grove Estate monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must and local parks in high surface water flooding, which is likely to be increased by further growth and intensification of the built schemes on housing estates and parks identified balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common surface water flood risk areas environment as well as increasing risk of heavy rainfall due to climate change. The Environment Agency within high surface water flood risk areas. to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management identifies Islingtong as a priority py area for action on surface water flooding.g These projects pj would seek to mitigate surface water flood risk by implementing SUDS measures in housing estates and parks in the highest ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i risk areas (as identified through detailed mapping currently being completed by Drain London) . This work access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. would follow on from SUDS pilot schemes within Islington including installation of a rain gardens 12.2.19 Stonebridgeg Gardens AllThe the park 'Magnificent hasg been masterplannedSeven' cemeteries and have is now 'Friends undergoing ggof' groupsgp detailed who design. provide pg Theextensive designsg support focuspp toon their improving g Confirm available fundinggj , project is currentlyy part 1.3 ha LB Hackneyy ((Bruce Irving) g) £450,000 £250,000 £200,000 4 N respectiveinfrastructure cemeteries. throughg and around the spacepg linking into the new Haggerstongg Station,,p which is part of East funded throughg S106 awaitingg to hear whether a 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, HeritageLondon Line restoration and the of regeneration a historic designed of the adjacent landscape estates. feature Other connecting proposed whitestone works include pond to improved the west planting heath. / Draftbid to Conservation the Marathon Management Trust for £150k Plan has in beenplace. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath habitat creation and the development play / sport facilities for teenagers in the area. area Designs can viewed Newerapproved.approved section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s online at www.hackney.gov.uk/stonebridge-gardens.htm www hackney gov uk/stonebridge gardens htm requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more 1212.2.20 2 20 Islington EstateEstate, Islington N1 Environmental and infrastructure improvements including new roads and footpath surfaces, surfaces new kerbs and Work up design details and tender for works. works Start 05ha0.5 ha Peabody £2£2.2m 2m £0 £2£2.2m 2m 3 N significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 8RU edgings,edgings new pedestrian entrances, entrances bin stores, stores cycle storage, storage new soft landscape planting and turfing, turfing some on site estimated latter 2011/2012. 2011/2012 external sources for funding. new tree planting, planting installation of new planters and street furniture and a communal play area. area New car parking 12.1.8 Whittington Park provisionThe ii park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N 1212.2.21 2 21 Barnard Park Majorrooms overhaul and an ecology and re-working re workingarea.area The of sitethe is park in anto create AOND.AOND a Investment cohesive, cohesive accessible is required and to complete useable spacethe landscaping with improved of the Masterand rationalising plan created buildings and adopted, adopted in the central seeking area. area funding This 4 ha LB Islington £3m £900£900,000(currently 000 tbc £2m 3 N facilitiesfremainder iliti and of d layout. lthe park t Opportunities O and enhance t iti to t it it's create s overall t significant i biodiversity ifi t SUDS value enhancements. hand opportunities t for SUDS scheme. scheme sources.site is rated ThiThis as site a it high iis rated priority t d as ain hihighthe h PPG17priority i it iin ththe beingplusl £100,000 £100 invested 000 PPG17Greenspace Greenspace G Strategy Strategy St and t audit. audit and d audit. dit in ecology area)) 12.1.912.2.22 ParliamentAngel Town Hill Centre Triangle, ThisImprovements is the largest to traffic and busiest management gateway outside to Hampstead Angel Tube Heath. Heath Station, Station Improved including access, access alterations structural to traffic improvements signals and to FollowingDue for completion unsuccessful 2011 HLF bid for landscape 36 ha CityTfL of London £8-10m£8 10m n/a secure £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 YN Hampstead Heath theroad landscape layouts. layouts Improvementsand facilities and to publicreducing space the through impact of decluttering, decluttering the built environment and upgrades and tofunctional bus stops, stops elements footways, footways on kerbs the improvements and redesign of the Heritage landscapeand tree pits. pits character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 12.2.23 Kingsland High Street LB Hackney- Improved pedestrian links to the new Dalston Kingsland ELL station. Includes wider footways TfL Officer: Julie Dye n/a secure N 12 2 23 Kingsland High Street LB Hackney Improved pedestrian links to the new Dalston Kingsland ELL station Includes wider footways relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i TfL Officer: Julie Dye n/a secure N through the removal of a bus lane. lane See also 1212.2.16 2 16 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y 12.2.2412 2 24 StrategicStt i WlkNtWalk Network: k sportsComprisedCt field, ifi ld d oftraffic t f seven ffi calming routes, l i t and the th d the thgoal realignment l of fli the th Strategic St t of t f junctions. j i Walk W ti lk Network N Widening Wid t k iis to t and provide d traffic t id ffi an calming exemplary l i atl t approach and d high hi h hto t quality lit NextNTheTh tseven steps t routesaret to t considerof f the th id network additional t dditi k will ill lbe bworks delivered d k li to t d PanP London Ld TfL (S(Spencer ClClark) k) and d WWalk lk £800,000£800£150,000£150 000 000 for f £150,000£150£800,000£800 000 £0 6 N Capital Ring causeway.walking experience for all across the Capital. The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, but is sharedby mid 2012routes as that a legacy may be walking funded resource through forLB London (Jim Walker) (Greenways)all (Greenways) increasinglygy used for utilityyg walking as welll.The seven strateggic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkwayy 12.3.18 Camden'sLondon. LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods BelsizeJubJubilee ee Greenway GWoods ee LNR ay 12.11.62 improvements. 6 Thamesa es Path at 12.2.24 CapCapital ta Ring g 12.11.343 GGreen ee Chain C a Walk a (+ ( London o do LOOP OO Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N + Lea Valley Walk)Walk).

12.1.121212.2.25 12 1225 WestParks Hampstead Wayfinding - Thameslink TfLA project Major isScheme. Scheme underway to use signage to encourage walking and cycling between parks in Hackney. Hackney Using the CompletedTo design a wayfinding system for the rest of 350N/A m2 - LB Camden Hackney (John (Sam Futcher Parry) / Simon £750,000£750£4m 000 £750,000£750£150,000£150 000 £3.5m£3 5m£0 61 N Station Legible London system, system Hackney has started designing signage for Clissold Park and Shoreditch Park. Park Hackney multiple Piper) sitesit 12.1.131212.2.26 12 1326 PlantingPlGfGreen ti roof ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheThPProvision following fi ill of i f training/apprenticeships t Wildflowers Wildfl i i / Meadows M ti d hi arein i green planned l roof d ;f installation/maintenance i12.5.31253 t llSt ti JJames / i t GGardens d to t (420 help h l sqm), local l ) l small12.5.41254 ll businesses bEustonEt i Sq S CompletedCCurrently ltd tl iin didiscussions i with ith ttraining i i providers id tto 0.101h ha LB Islington CICamden li d t (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000tbtbc £18,000£18 000 £0 71 N Parks:training/apprenticeships Talacre Gardens Gardensbenefit from (1000sqm) green roof, 12.1.13 works Talacrebeing undertaken Gardens (1000sqm) in the borough. Since Islington leads London in terms of the establish some pilot projects. Conservation Manager) number of greeng roofs installed, this sector is identified as a keyy growth g opportunity pp y for green g jobs. j 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N 12.3 Regent'sg Canal and Paddingtong Armstation to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

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12.1.1512.3.1 RestorationKensal Gasworks of Acid Grassland RestorationThere are eight of Acid sites Grassland including on the Primrose canal towpath Hill, Hill partnership which make LBC up andthe KensalRoyal ParksGasworks Site. Seven sites lie to PlannedPlanning forFramework 2011 pending development grant application and adoption for 11.6ha16.65 6ha ha LBRB CamdenKensington (Richard & Chelsea Harris (incl. - Nature GLA, unknown£17£17,000 000 at unknown£2£2,000 000 at unknown£15£15,000 000 at 1,22 N on Primrose Hill the north of the railwayy and one to the south. These sites have been combined togetherg to form a singleg pos.pos April 2012. 2012 ConservationBallymore,y Sainsbury's, Manager) y National ppresentp presentp present Strategicg Site due to their regenerationgp potential. Allocation of land use is for upwardsp, of 2,500 new dwellings,g, Grid,, British Rail Board,,, TfL, British 1010,000sq.m 000sq m of new offices and 2,000sq.m 2 000sq m of social, social community and shopping facilities. facilities The principles for the Waterways and others) 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 2 of 12 03/01/2012 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, siteImproving include the high-density interpretation, development, development presentation improved and drainage infrastructure, infrastructure at the summit a useable at Primrose vibrant and Hill. responsive Promotes access public realm, realmto Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill improvementsopen space and to aLittle more Wormwood distinctive Scrubs, Scrubsdestination.destination Kensal Green Cemetery and landscape improvements to the forward RRegent's t' Canal C l 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y 12.3.2 RealmGrand UnionScheme Canal (West CamdenResurfacing High improvements St and St Pancras to widen Way the to canal the east) towpath has a between number Ladbroke of issues Grove inc.inc poor Sainsbury Sainsbury's public realm, realm s and roadGreat safety Design and construction subject to borough and 1 km SimonBritish WaterwaysPiper) and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 2 Y London) issues,iWestern anti Road, Road ti social iimproving l bbehaviour h i safety and d alongcrime, i one ddeprivation, of i the ti borough borough's poor east s key t west commuting t permeability bilitroutes ffor for cyclists cyclists. cyclists li t and d iis generally ll TfL funds during 2012/13 and 2013/14 £100£100,000 000 £100£100,000 000 traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, (Greenways) (Greenways) 123312.3.3 Strategic walking and cycling increaseForming part pypermeability of the Greenways east-west network,networkfor cyclists,y this ,p improve scheme ppublicwould realm provide gygenerally a shared and use the pedestrian ppedestrian / cycleenvironment, path on , Consultation exercise required. required Funding needs to subject to Westminster City Council £10£10,000 000 £0 £10£10,000 000 1 N connections:connections Delamere increasethe northern street footway foot tree a planting of Delamere and possible Terrace. Terrace introduction Delamere of Terrace a 20 mph is a zone. one way Implementation a street (westbound) ( estbo projected nd) so so the thefor cycle c cle be secured. sec red scoping TTerrace 2012/13pathth would ld allow ll cyclists li t to t legitimately l iti t l travel t l eastbound, tb d connecting ti them th to t the th path th alongside l id the th canal. l 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N 123412.3.4 The Regent FuturesRegent's s Plan Park (Church ImprovementsBroad Walk and to Outer the Church Circle Street to routes and to Paddington the north of Green the Park. Park area. area The A housing project would driven assess project the but route also using The The final plan to be completed. completed Works in St 4343.2 2 ha Westminster City Council tbc For St Mary'sMary s tbc 2 Y Street Masterplan) RRoyalincorporating l Parks P k CriteriaC a itstrategic i for f Success Sview of public and d along lrealm with and ith consultation green lt infrastructure ti to t see if thethin in the the route area. area t is i suitable Examples Examples it bl as aof of shared projects projects h d use within within MaryMary's s Churchyard to be tendered and start on site Churchyard cyclethe larea route. include: tI Improves open access space improvements tot open space in byb St making Mary's ki connections Churchyard, Churchyard ti improving i and creation i visitor i it of experiencelarger i public and open d safety. f t early in 2011. 2011 Other examples cited are at works onlyonly. spaces att Broadley B dl Street St t Gardens/Lisson G d /Li Street St t Gardens G d and d Orange O Park, P k together t th with ith better b tt use of f space ffeasibility ibilit stage t only. l 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden atTransformation Luton Street developmentof junctionj to site.the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 12.3.5 PaddingtonTown West Opportunity Area Majorsimplifiedp development crossingg and opportunities traffic arrangements in g the Paddington and wider Basin footways. and y surrounding New tree plantingpgarea including on Parkway. creation y Traffic of new Planning applications are being considered for 38 ha WestminsterPiperp) ) City CouncilCouncil, tbc partial tbc 343,4 N publicimprovements realm and and green tree infrastructure.infrastructureplanting in streets Particularly between incorporating Camden High the St Merchantand the railway Square corridor, corridor developments bounded and by Merchant Square and the Community School site. site landowners,landowners and Paddington BID, BID NorthParkway Westminster to the north Community and Mornington School Crescent site, site both to of the which south. south include NB: couldproposals be added for large as a areas second of new phase public to open Discussions with the Paddington BID are ongoing depending on project space,complete ini partgreen t adjacent djroute Regents t to t the th canal. Park l andThe Th London Paddington P ddi Zoo t fromBID operates Camden t in iTown this thi area.Tube Station.StationAlso Al included i l d d is i a proposallt to tto improve i the th public bli realm l in i the th area. 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) Theimprove Royal the Parks SussexSG Play Gardens Strategy boulevard. has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 123612.3.6 Baynes St canal side Baynesplaygrounds St, St Canal have sidebeen improvements audited and work including has been floating implemented habitat. habitat using Playbuilder and London Marathon Feasibilitytendering asstudy funding and project becomes plan available. available 60 l/m LB Camden £13£13,000RP play 000 all £13£13,000 RP play 000 all RP play£0 2 N improvementsimpro ements Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt Adjacent to Baynes St Planned for 2011 20m LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £8,000 £8,000 £0 3 N 1212.1.23123712.3.7 1 23 HolfordFlFloating ti House HHabitats bit Parklandt PProject j t RemovingAdj the B infrastructure S for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be ReconfigurePl d f 2011some railings and improve the areas 50020 m2 TheLB C Royal d Parks (Ri h d H i N £150£150,000£8 000 £115£115,000£8 000 £35£35,000 000£0 3 YN lengths Conservation Manager) Project,ProjectRegents TheCanal Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 12.3.8 Kingsg Cross Central A 30 ha developmentp with over 40% beinggp public open p space p including;g; 10 new parks p and squares, q , 20 new Under construction. 14 ha of Argent,g, London & Continental £Multi-million Developerp throughg s.106 6 N andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 96 streets, urban home zones, 3 new bridges and tree planting. It will promote pedestrian movement, establish public open Railways, DHL Supply Chain & lead 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheThnew creationconnections ti of f urban and b integrate meadows d with at t two t the highhisurrounding h profile fil locations. l city. city ti Access First, Fi tto is i the to t createRegent Regent's t a snew Canal meadow will d be withinimproved. improved ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11hspace ha LondonLothers d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined 123912.3.9 Floating Habitats Project Adjacent to Camley St Nature Park and adjacent to Baynes St planned for 2011 20m LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £8£8,000 000 £8£8,000 000 £0 5 N alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence Regent'sRegent s Canal lengths Conservation Manager) 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y 1212.3.10 3 10 beingKingsg initiativeCross Canal Masterplan andThe Primroseinitial concept Hill. is based upon creating destinations and celebrating gateways to the water. water Central to the implementUnderp construction. construction in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole18km1.8 km site Developer: Argent see1238seerunning 12.3.8g runningsee1238see 12.3.8g cost see1238seeyyears 12.3.8 or 6 Y success off the th project j t will ill be b an animated i t d water-space, t improved i d towpath t th access points i t and d connectivity ti it with ith periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 an integrated cycle strategy and refurbishing canal edges. Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years 1212.3.11 3 11 Camley Street Natural Park FoodFood-growing growing project, project based at Camley Street Natural Park, Park aiming to provide education and training to 20 2 year project, project currently in development stage and 02ha0.2 ha London Wildlife Trust pa £150£150,000for 3 or 000 5 £150£150,000 000 £0 4 Y years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration Allocal food l community growing it project groups aimed andd develop d at demonstrating l a floating fl ti orchardsustainable h d in i the th food Grand G production d Union U i Canal.Cand providing l both educational Thepre-recruitment project it is running. running t ffor AApril ilIf 2011funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total 12.3.12 Regent's Canal and Grand Improvements to the continuity of the route, though Islington, Camden and Westminster where either there is Lots of boroughs are investing money in the canal 9 km British Waterways, Sustrans and all c.£1m tbc tbc 1 N sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 no towpathp or where access is limited for cyclistsy or residents onlyy for certain times of day.y Improving p gp pinch and it is a pypriority for TfL Central boroughsg north of the river Union Canal ffrom TRP popoints ts to limit t coconflicts. cts maintenancei 12.3.13 Shepherdessp Walk playpy This underused spacepq requires investment to encourageg young y gp people p and families to see it as a safe The next stepsp include an updatedp feasibilityyy study c.3.5 ha LB Hackneyy ((Sam Parry) y) £250,000, budget£80,000gp, pa £170,000, 0 N 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodiesenhancements t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSeedestination description d i for ti sport 1212.1.28, 1 and 28 play. 1212.6.13 6 13. and options appraisal Y PkParks

12.1.281212.3.14 1 28 QueenQShoreditch MMary's Park ' GGarden Café d LkLake, InstallIA project t ll reedbeds to db create d in i thea th new ornamental café in t Shoreditch l lake l k in i Queen Q Park Mary's Mfeaturing ' Garden, G a dgreen The Th roof Regent's R is currently t' Park. P kunderway. underwayProvidesP id £500k access has tto WeWTo secure have h just j funding t received ito dbuild notification tifi the ticafé thatth and t theth ensure SITA the c.1.35ha41ha4.11 35hha TheThLB Hackney Royal R l Parks P (Trent k Burke) £81,000£81£1m 000 £500£500,000£61,000£61 000 £500£500,000£20,000£20 000 46 YN Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature.been provisionally allocated, allocated but yet to be confirmed. confirmed Architects have been appointed and provisional designs bidgreen for roofthe QMGis accessible lake reedbed work was (provisional) drawn up. up http://www.hackney.gov.uk/cp-shoreditch-park.htm http://www hackney gov uk/cp shoreditch park htm successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.3.15 3 15 Regent'sRegent s Canal Parallel Route This scheme will upgrade current LCN+ link 67 to relieve the congestion and conflict between pedestrians and Confirm partnership discussed in principle with 3 km British Waterways and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs cyclistsMMapping i on Green G the Regent Regent's Roofs R f sini Canal the th Borough B towpath. towpath h of f ProposalsCamden C d using include i GIS. GIS traffic calming and increased provision of cycle affectedCContacting t ti boroughs developers d l and toTfL. TfLt confirm Confirm fi if green lead body roofs f for ini TbTo be LB Camden C d £100,000£100£5£5,000 000 £100,000£100 000£0 £5£5,000 000 2 N ffacilities, iliti tree t planting l ti and d greening. i TfLplace Greenways G as part of funding fplanning di towards t permission. d scoping iUsing and d calculated (G(Greenways) ) (G(Greenways) ) iimplementationvolunteers l t ti over 3yrs 3 2012/13 to t 2014/15 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y An important site which would deliver new public open space as well as connect to the Regent's Canal and to The site is likely to come forward for development 3.753 75 ha British Gas tbc tbc tbc 1 Y 12.3.1612 3 16 ProfessionMarion Place Gasworks by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year)ththe Cambridge C through b id a Heath H3 year th Road Rapprenticeship d as part t of f inthe th partnership Connect C t 2 with scheme h the Landscapelinking li ki Bethnal B th Contractors. Contractors l Green G Gardens G A dstrategy to t Victoria Viis also t i being Park. P k 19iin 2015-16 2015access 16 toto t horticulturedeliver d li housing, h strategy. strategy i public bli open space developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship and facilities for district heating. scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 12.3.17 Cambridge Heath Road (from New public realm opportunities to connect proposed development sites and improve quality of streetscape Conceptual plan has yet to be drawn up for the 5.18 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 2 Y 1212.2 2 Finsburythe Regent’s Parkg to Regent'sRegentCanal to s CanalBethnal alongg high-profile gp section of route;; Creation of new arrival/interchangegp spaces at Regent’s g Canal and Bethnal area Green Road / Roman Road) Green; Extend and link these spaces via green infrastructure along Cambridge Heath Road, incorporating and enhancing existing green spaces; ‘Greening Greening the Street Street’ - introduce green elements along street to improve visual connections to green spaces to south, south to enhance character, character to improve air quality and to absorb noise pollution; Improve pedestrian links and accessibility, accessibility and provide more opportunities for seating. seating

12.3.18513_ALGG AREAStrategic 12 DRAFT Walk Network: PROJECT PROFORMAComprised of seven routes, the goal of the Strategic Walk Network is to provide an exemplary and high quality ThePage seven 1 routesof 12 of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (Spencer Clark) and Walk £800,000 for £800,000 £0 6 N 03/01/2012 Jubilee Greenwayy walkinggp experience for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byy mid 2012 as a legacygy walking g resource for London (Jim() Walker) all increasingly used for utility walking as well. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkway 12.3.18 London. Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). 12.3.19 Westbourne Green Master Masterplan will present a financially viable package of improvements combining existing projects with new Consultants appointed and work beginning. 24 ha Westminster City Council tbc partial funding tbc 3 N Plan opportunities.pp With the supportpp of the local communityy and stakeholders the processp will enable overall Consultation events duringgy July, 2011. in placep benefits for the area rather than piecemeal improvements. The process can be summarised by the following 5 outcomes: 11. Develop a vision for Westbourne Green 22. Incorporate recent regeneration efforts and existing plans for redevelopment 3.3 Communication, C i ti Consultation C lt ti and d Engagement E t 4. Development of specific options 5. Financial considerations and deliveryy strategy gy 1212.3.20 3 20 Hackney'sHackney s waterways habitat Works to the Regents Canal and Lea Navigation to increase marginal vegetation. vegetation The waterways are The next steps would be to work with British c8kmc.8 km LB Hackney (Kate Mitchell) £500£500,000 000 £0 £500£500,000 000 0 N enhancements constructed with concrete walls and could be improved significantly for biodiversity and amenity. amenity The creation Waterways and the Environment Agency to off reedbed db d or marginal i l planting l ti areas along l the th artificial tifi i l banks b k would ld provide id large l areas off habitat h bit t and d act t as ddetermine t i an action ti plan l for f implementation i l t ti green corridorsid to t connect t otherwise th i isolated i l t d sites. it The Th works k would ld also l increase i the th aesthetic th ti and d amenity it value of the waterways. 12.3.21 RegentRegent's s Canal Biodiversity Rehabilitation and enhancement of the Regent Regent's s Canal Canal's s biodiversity through delivery of a range of Proposals are being developed in support of tbc LB Islington £150,000£150 000 tbc £20,000£20 000 tbc £130,000£130 000 1 N Enhancement interventions including raft planting, planting embankment planting, planting installation of bird/bat boxes or green walls and IslingtonIslington's s Biodiversity Action Plan as well other enhancing the green spaces adjacent to the canal, canal as well as minimising the impact of developments along local and regional strategic plansplans, specifically ththe canal l on its it nature t conservationti value. l Regent's R t' Canal C l is i one of f Islington's I li t ' key k wildlife ildlif corridors, id relatedl t d to t the th Blue Bl Ribbon Ribb Network. N t k Currently C tl designated a SiteSf of Metropolitan Importance forfC Nature Conservation, which is well used by walkers and some S106S monies have been allocated as part off cyclists. Projects have already been implemented to create a living wall beside the canal and over 120sqm of the Packington Estate development for a very floatinggg vegetation rafts have been installed to improvep the quality qy of the waterwayy itself as well as the visual small scale biodiversityy enhancement nearbyy this aesthetics. The aim is to expand this work in liaison with neighbouring boroughs and to work with local development and there are plans to install some residents and community groups, groups including the Friends of Regents Canal, Canal and British Waterways. Waterways Benefits will vegetation rafts in the water way nearby. nearby include improved biodiversity value and increased opportunities for contact with nature, nature as well as encoencouraging raging walking alking and cycling c cling along the canal (in line with ith the London Plan and Islington's Core Strategy). Strateg )

1212.4 4 North Thames Terraces: City

12.4.1 Hackney Road Recreation Redesign of the space to encourage lunchtime use by local workers, workers and recreational use in evenings and The next steps would be to undertake a full 0.202ha ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £100,000£100 000 £0 £100,000£100 000 0 N Ground weekendsweekends. http://www.hackney.gov.uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground.htm http://www hackney gov uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground htm feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment

124212.4.2 Charles Square Redesign of the space to encourage food growing by local residents, residents and recreational use by local people. people The next steps would be to undertake a full 01ha0.1 ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 0 N ffeasibility ibilit study t d and d needs d assessment,t

12.4.3 Goswell Triangle Creation of a new public space and improved crossing facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. Raised shared Completed TfL & LBI N spacep to encourageg a reduction in vehicle speedsp and to increase pedestrianp priority. py Bus stop p access improvements.p Complementarypy refurbishment of clock tower and a new clock tower pyplinth by LB Islington. g

124412.4.4 KiKing's ' SSquare IIn a significant i ifi t area of f natural t l deficiency. d fi i Opportunities O t iti to t improve i layout l t and d landscaping l d i of f park. k Has H been b TTo complete l t new park k building b ildi 12h1.2 ha LB Islington I li t £1£1m £480£480,000 000 £520£520,000 000 2 Y some investmenti t t in i horticultural h ti lt l improvements i t and d a new park k building. b ildi ((currently tl being invested) 124512.4.5 FFood dG Growing i IIslington's li t ' Food F d Strategy St t established t bli h d the th overall ll aim i of f improving i i individual, i di id l community it and d environmental i t l SSupport t further f th food f d growing i in i Islington. I li t MMultiple lti l LB Islington I li t tbtbc tbtbc tbtbc 6 N well-beingll b i by b making ki healthy h l h and d sustainable i bl food f d available il bl and d accessible ibl to all. ll In I response to increasingii InformationIf i support is i ongoing i to existing i i groups, smallll sites i interest in food growing and to address the lack of opportunities in this densely populated borough, the Edible including Master Gardener technical support/ Islingtong project pj helped p set up p over 100 food growinggg sites across Islington.g These were successful not onlyy in networking.g New groups gp are being g assisted to growing food for people people's s consumption but also in increasing biodiversity, restoring derelict spaces, supporting establish, including through providing advice on disabled and vulnerable communities and developing community cohesion. cohesion Many of these projects would now funding opportunities and Capital Growth. Growth The like to expand/ensure that they maintain themselves and are seeking further year on year funding for CouncilCouncil, working with partners, partners is also developing maintenance,maintenance buying seasonal seeds etc. etc Some would also like the work replicated on other sites. sites opportunities to deliver food growing on underused sites on various housing estates. 12.4.6 SUDS in high surface water Islington is dense urban borough with few permeable surfaces. As a result it is deemed to have a high risk of Scoping opportunities for implementing SUDS tbc LB Islington, Homes for Islington tbc tbc tbc 0 N flood risk areas surface water flooding,g which is likelyy to be increased byyg further growth and intensification of the built schemes on housingg estates and parks identified environment as well as increasingg risk of heavyy rainfall due to climate change.g The Environment Agencygy within highg surface water flood risk areas. identifies Islington as a priority area for action on surface water flooding. These projects would seek to mitigate surface water flood risk by implementing SUDS measures, measures including in housing estates and parks, parks in the highest risk areas (as identified through detailed mapping currently being completed by Drain London) . ThiThis work k would ld follow f ll on from f SUDS pilot il t schemes h within ithi Islington I li t including i l di installation i t ll ti (and ( d ongoing i monitoring)it i ) of f a rain i garden d at t Ashby A hb Grove G estate t t and d a detailed d t il d design d i for f a scheme h at t Skinner Ski Street/Spa St t/S Fields. 12.4.7 Whitecross Street Estate,, Environmental and infrastructure improvementsp includingg new roads and footpathp surfaces,, new kerbs and Commence communityy engagement, gg , establish 5.4 ha Peabodyy £4.3m £0 £4.3m 3 N EC1Y 8PA edgings, new pedestrian entrances, bin stores, cycle storage, new soft landscape planting, turfing and tree project team and work up feasibility options, during planting,planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture food growing area, area community meeting spaces, spaces 2011.2011 possibly a communal play area. area New car parking provision. provision

12.4.81248 Burial Grounds Restoration and improved access and facilities in line with a Conservation and Management Plan. Plan Possible Lottery bid 4 ha City of London £1.9m£1 9m £0 £1.9m£1 9m 1 N

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.3.1 Kensal Gasworks There are eight sites including the canal towpath which make up the Kensal Gasworks Site. Seven sites lie to Planning Framework development and adoption 16.65 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea (incl. GLA, unknown at unknown at unknown at 1,2 N the north of the railwayy and one to the south. These sites have been combined togetherg to form a singleg Ballymore,y Sainsbury's,y National presentp presentp presentp Strategicg Site due to their regenerationgp potential. Allocation of land use is for upwardsp, of 2,500 new dwellings,g, Grid,, British Rail Board,,, TfL, British 1010,000sq.m 000sq m of new offices and 2,000sq.m 2 000sq m of social, social community and shopping facilities. facilities The principles for the Waterways and others) site include high-density development, development improved infrastructure, infrastructure a useable vibrant and responsive public realm, realm improvements to Little Wormwood Scrubs, Scrubs Kensal Green Cemetery and landscape improvements to the RRegent's t' Canal C l 12.3.2 Grand Union Canal (West Resurfacing improvements to widen the canal towpath between Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury Sainsbury's s and Great Design and construction subject to borough and 1 km British Waterways and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 2 Y London) Western Road, Road improving safety along one of the borough borough's s key commuting routes for cyclists. cyclists TfL funds during 2012/13 and 2013/14 £100£100,000 000 £100£100,000 000 (Greenways) (Greenways) 123312.3.3 Strategic walking and cycling Forming part of the Greenways network, network this scheme would provide a shared use pedestrian / cycle path on Consultation exercise required. required Funding needs to subject to Westminster City Council £10£10,000 000 £0 £10£10,000 000 1 N connections:connections Delamere the northern footway foot a of Delamere Terrace. Terrace Delamere Terrace is a one way a street (westbound) ( estbo nd) so so the the cycle c cle be secured. sec red scoping TTerrace pathth would ld allow ll cyclists li t to t legitimately l iti t l travel t l eastbound, tb d connecting ti them th to t the th path th alongside l id the th canal. l

123412.3.4 The Futures Plan (Church Improvements to the Church Street and Paddington Green area. area A housing driven project but also The final plan to be completed. completed Works in St 4343.2 2 ha Westminster City Council tbc For St Mary'sMary s tbc 2 Y Street Masterplan) incorporating a strategic view of public realm and green infrastructure in in the the area. area Examples Examples of of projects projects within within MaryMary's s Churchyard to be tendered and start on site Churchyard the area include: open space improvements in St Mary's Churchyard, Churchyard and creation of larger public open early in 2011. 2011 Other examples cited are at works onlyonly. spaces att Broadley B dl Street St t Gardens/Lisson G d /Li Street St t Gardens G d and d Orange O Park, P k together t th with ith better b tt use of f space ffeasibility ibilit stage t only. l at Luton Street development site. 12.3.5 Paddington Opportunity Area Major development opportunities in the Paddington Basin and surrounding area including creation of new Planning applications are being considered for 38 ha Westminster City CouncilCouncil, tbc partial tbc 343,4 N public realm and green infrastructure. infrastructure Particularly incorporating the Merchant Square developments and Merchant Square and the Community School site. site landowners,landowners and Paddington BID, BID North Westminster Community School site, site both of which include proposals for large areas of new public open Discussions with the Paddington BID are ongoing depending on project Appendices – Rollingspace, Project ini part t adjacent dj t to tLists the th canal. l The Th Paddington P ddi t BID operates t in i this thi area. Also Al included i l d d is i a proposallt to tto improve i the th public bli realm l in i the th area. improve the SussexSG Gardens boulevard.

123612.3.6 Baynes St canal side Baynes St, St Canal side improvements including floating habitat. habitat Feasibility study and project plan SiSize60 l/m (h(ha, LB Camden EEstimated£13£13,000 ti 000 t d FFunding£13£13,000 di 000 in i FFunding di£0 2e* N

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12.3.812.1.1 KingsElthorneg Cross Park Central ATo 30 improve ha development andp enhance with the over landscape 40% being andgp public layout open pof the space p park, including; the parkg; 10has new had parks pinvestment and squares, qinto the , 20sports new UnderCurrently construction. investing in the play area. This site is 142.45 ha ha of Argent,LBg, Islington London & Continental £Multi-million£2m Developer£200,000p throughg £1.8m s.106 62 N streets,facilities urbanand currently home yyzones, the play 3 new area bridges but has and significantg tree planting. potential It willto enhance promote thepedestrian landscape movement, and accessibility establish y of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace public open Railways, DHL Supply Chain & lead newthe site connections alongg with and the integratebiodiversity with y value the surrounding of the site. city. city Access to the Regent Regent's s Canal will be improved. improved Strategygy and audit. space others

123912.3.912.1.2 FloatingCaring for Habitats Kenwood Project AdjacentThe project to aimsCamley to realiseSt Nature the Parkfull potential and adjacent of Kenwood to Baynes and Stthe wider landscape as an international visitor plannedHLF Heritage for 2011 Grants application. Landscape 20m45 ha LBEnglish Camden Heritage (Richard Harris - Nature £8£8,000£5.3m 000 £8£8,000£1m 000 £4.3m£0 53 NY Regent'sRegent s Canal attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor lengths Conservation Manager) complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 1212.3.10 3 10 Kings Cross Canal Masterplan The initial concept is based upon creating destinations and celebrating gateways to the water. water Central to the Underwaste).waste) construction. construction 18km1.8 km Developer: Argent see1238see 12.3.8 see1238see 12.3.8 see1238see 12.3.8 6 Y 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopmentsuccess l off the th t of project f new j meadows t will ill dbe b an in i animated two t i parks, t d k water-space, one t at tW Waterlow timproved i l Park P d kCtowpath t Camdend th access 121312.1.3 points. AlongAl i t and with d ith connectivity two t locations l ti it ti with ith SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park withinan integrated Hackney: cycle Hackney strategy Downs and refurbishing 12.9.3 and StokeScanal edges.Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) 1212.3.11 3 11 Camley Street Natural Park FoodFood-growing growing project, project based at Camley Street Natural Park, Park aiming to provide education and training to 20 2 year project, project currently in development stage and 02ha0.2 ha London Wildlife Trust £150£150,000 000 £150£150,000 000 £0 4 Y benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) llocal l community it groups andd develop d l a floating fl ti orchard h d in i the th Grand G d Union U i Canal. C l pre-recruitmentit t ffor AApril il 2011 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N 12.3.12 Regent's Canal and Grand potentiallyImprovements including to the SUDS continuity and ofgreening the route, measures, though Islington,improved Camden pedestrian and crossings Westminster between where the either station there and is CloseLots of and boroughs Flowers are Mews, investing and moneyfurther trafficin the canal 9 km British Waterways, Sustrans and all c.£1m tbc tbc 1 N Union Canal theno towpathArchwayp y,or island, where and access future is removallimited for of cyclists they Archway or residentsy gyratory gy only y one-wayy for certain y system. y times of day.y Improving p gp pinch assessmentand it is a pypriority to investigate for TfLgpp improved pedestrian Central boroughsg north of the river popoints ts to limit t coconflicts. cts access or wider gyratory proposals.

12.3.1312.1.5 ShepherdessFloodp prevention Walk and playpy water ThisMajor underused works to the spacepq dams requires and ponds investment on Hampstead to encourage Heathg young y to prevent gp people p potential and families flooding to seeas a it result as a safeof TheConsultation next stepsp with include stakeholders. an updatedp Talks feasibility with useryy study c.3.5160 ha ha LBCity Hackney of Londony ((Sam Parry) y) £250,000£15m, £80,000£15m, £170,000, £0 02 NY enhancementsqyquality works Hampsteadp destinationinadequateq for spillways py sport and and play. to attenuate water on site. andgpgroups options have appraisal started with a final decision on the Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning 12.3.14 Shoreditch Park Café A project to create a new café in Shoreditch Park featuring a green roof is currently underway. underway £500k has applicationTo secure funding (2012). (2012) toThe build works the themselves café and ensure lasting the 41ha4.1 ha LB Hackney (Trent Burke) £1m £500£500,000 000 £500£500,000 000 6 N been provisionally allocated, allocated but yet to be confirmed. confirmed Architects have been appointed and provisional designs upgreen to two roof years. years is accessible (provisional) 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Ofdrawn London's L up. upd http://www.hackney.gov.uk/cp-shoreditch-park.htm http://www' 'Magnificent 'M ifi hackney t Seven' S gov ' 19th uk/cp century shoreditcht metropolitan t park lit htm cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH 1212.3.15 3 15 Regent'sRegent s Canal Parallel Route This scheme will upgrade current LCN+ link 67 to relieve the congestion and conflict between pedestrians and Confirm partnership discussed in principle with 3 km British Waterways and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y cyclistsKensal Greenon the andRegent Regent's Brompton s pCanal Cemetery) towpath. towpathy) Proposalsare on the includeRegisterg traffic of Parks calming and andGardens increased at Grade provision 1 and of two cycle affectedThe principalpp boroughs monuments and TfL. TfL in Confirm the Western lead body for Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g £100,000£100 000 Officer£100,000£100 time 000 to ffacilities,(Nunhead( u iliti ead tree t and a dplanting West l est ti Norwood) and o d ood)greening. are a i e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e TfLCemeteryCe Greenways G ete y have a e fundingbeen beef di repaired epa towards t ed d and a scoping d conserved co i se and ed d with t (G(Greenways) ) developde(G(Greenways) e op scope ) cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register iimplementationEnglish l Heritage t ti over and 3yrs 3Heritage 2012/13 Lottery to t 2014/15 Fund grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place 12.3.1612 3 16 Marion Place Gasworks AnVarying important types site of Conservation which would deliver and Management new public Plans open space are currently as well as in placeconnect there to the is now Regent's an urgent Canal need and to to Theto help site conserve is likely tothe come historic forward character for development of the 3.753 75 ha British Gas tbc tbc tbc 1 Y ththeconsider Cambridge Cid band id d balance b Heath H l th architecturalRoad R hit d as t part l tand of f dthe th landscape l Connect C d tdesign d2 scheme i h heritage h itlinking li ki with ithBethnal B ecological th l l Green G i l and Gardens G d biodiversity bi d di to t itVictoria Vi value. t l i Park. P k iincemetery 2015-16 2015t 16 and to t d deliver dthe th li monuments. housing, h it public bli open space and facilities for district heating. All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, 12.3.17 Cambridge Heath Road (from monumentsNew public realm and other opportunities masonry,y, to and connect the long proposedg term management developmentg of sites trees and and improve other plantp quality material of streetscape and must Conceptual plan has yet to be drawn up for the 5.18 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 2 Y the Regent’sg Canal to Bethnal balancealongg high-profile gpthe cost of section repairs of and route; maintenance ; Creation of with new the arrival/interchange wide wide-ranging ranginggp needs spaces of visitors.at Regent’s g The Canalissues and are Bethnalcommon area Green Road / Roman Road) toGreen; many Extendof our historic and link cemeteries these spaces whatever via green their infrastructure ownership and along management. management Cambridge Heath Road, incorporating and enhancing existing green spaces; ‘Greening Greening the Street Street’ - introduce green elements along street to ThTheimprove aim i visual of f future f t connections plans l must to t secure green spaces theth heritage h itto south, south value l to of enhance f these th sites itcharacter, character for f the th tolong-term l improve t while air hil quality improving i and i to access,absorb noise safetyf pollution; and dh the potentialImprove ilf pedestrian for their hi educational d links i and l accessibility,as accessibility well ll as amenity, and i provide biodiversity bidi more i opportunities and dli leisure uses. for seating. seating

12.3.18 Strategic Walk Network: AllComprised the 'Magnificentg of seven Seven' routes, cemeteries the goal of have the Strategic 'Friends Walkof' groupsgp Network who is provide p to provide extensive an exemplary supportpp andto their high quality The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (Spencer Clark) and Walk £800,000 for £800,000 £0 6 N Jubilee Greenwayy respectivewalkinggp experience cemeteries. for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byy mid 2012 as a legacygy walking g resource for London (Jim() Walker) all 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritageincreasingly restoration used for of utility a historic walking designed as well. landscape The seven feature strategicstrategic connecting routes are: whitestone 12.4.30 Jubileepond to Walkwaythe west 12.3.18heath. DraftLondon. Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs 12.3.19 Westbourne Green Master Masterplan will present a financially viable package of improvements combining existing projects with new Consultantsfrom the rotunda rot appointed nda to the andlookout looko work t is beginning. a more 24 ha Westminster City Council tbc partial funding tbc 3 N Plan opportunities.pp With the supportpp of the local communityy and stakeholders the processp will enable overall Consultationsignificanti ifi t restoration. events t ti during NNextgy t July,steps t 2011. are tto seek k in placep benefits for the area rather than piecemeal improvements. The process can be summarised by the following 5 external sources for funding. 12.1.8 Whittington Park outcomes:The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N 11.rooms Develop and an a vision ecology for area. areaWestbourne The site Green is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently 22.remainder Incorporate of the recent park regeneration and enhance efforts it it's s overall and existing biodiversity plans value for redevelopment and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested 3.3 Communication, C i ti Consultation C lt ti and d Engagement E t Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology 4. Development of specific options area)) 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This5. Financial is the largest considerations and busiest and gateway deliveryy tostrategy Hampstead gy Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y 1212.3.20 3 20 HampsteadHackney'sHackney s waterways Heath habitat theWorks landscape to the Regents and facilities Canal and and reducing Lea Navigation the impact to increase of the built marginal environment vegetation. vegetation and functional The waterways elements are on the improvementsThe next steps and would redesign be to work of the with Heritage British c8kmc.8 km LB Hackney (Kate Mitchell) £500£500,000 000 £0 £500£500,000 000 0 N enhancements landscapeconstructed character. character with concrete walls and could be improved significantly for biodiversity and amenity. amenity The creation CentreCentre,Waterways reconsider and the project Environment to take Agency on wider to scope off reedbed db d or marginal i l planting l ti areas along l the th artificial tifi i l banks b k would ld provide id large l areas off habitat h bit t and d act t as ofddeterminef works t k i that th an t mightaction i ti ht include iplan l l d for f the th implementation i athletics lthl ti t pavilion, ti ili green corridorsid to t connect t otherwise th i isolated i l t d sites. it The Th works k would ld also l increase i the th aesthetic th ti and d amenity it relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i value of the waterways. 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y 12.3.21 RegentRegent's s Canal Biodiversity Rehabilitation and enhancement of the Regent Regent's s Canal Canal's s biodiversity through delivery of a range of Proposals are being developed in support of tbc LB Islington £150,000£150 000 tbc £20,000£20 000 tbc £130,000£130 000 1 N sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 Enhancement interventions including raft planting, planting embankment planting, planting installation of bird/bat boxes or green walls and IslingtonIslington's s Biodiversity Action Plan as well other causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) enhancing the green spaces adjacent to the canal, canal as well as minimising the impact of developments along local and regional strategic plansplans, specifically Camden's LIP. ththe canal l on its it nature t conservationti value. l Regent's R t' Canal C l is i one of f Islington's I li t ' key k wildlife ildlif corridors, id relatedl t d to t the th Blue Bl Ribbon Ribb Network. N t k Currently C tl 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N designated a SiteSf of Metropolitan Importance forfC Nature Conservation, which is well used by walkers and some S106S monies have been allocated as part off cyclists. Projects have already been implemented to create a living wall beside the canal and over 120sqm of the Packington Estate development for a very floatinggg vegetation rafts have been installed to improvep the quality qy of the waterwayy itself as well as the visual small scale biodiversityy enhancement nearbyy this 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N aesthetics. The aim is to expand this work in liaison with neighbouring boroughs and to work with local development and there are plans to install some Station Piper) residents and community groups, groups including the Friends of Regents Canal, Canal and British Waterways. Waterways Benefits will vegetation rafts in the water way nearby. nearby 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheThinclude following f ll improved i Wildflowers Wildfl biodiversity Meadows M value d and are increased planned l d ; 12.5.31253opportunities St JJames for GGardenscontact d with (420 nature, nature sqm), ) as 12.5.41254 well EustonEtas Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardensencoencouraging raging (1000sqm) walking alking, and 12.1.13 cycling c cling Talacre along Gardens the canal (1000sqm) (in line with ith the London Plan and Islington's Core Strategy). Strateg ) Conservation Manager)

1212.412.1.14 4 NorthCamden Thames High Terraces: Street City The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL. 12.4.1 Hackney Road Recreation Redesign of the space to encourage lunchtime use by local workers, workers and recreational use in evenings and The next steps would be to undertake a full 0.202ha ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £100,000£100 000 £0 £100,000£100 000 0 N 12.1.15 GroundRestoration of Acid Grassland weekendsweekends.Restoration http://www.hackney.gov.uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground.htm http://wwwof Acid Grassland hackney on gov Primrose uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal htm Parks feasibilityPlanned for study 2011 and pending needs grantassessment, assessment application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) 124212.4.2 Charles Square Redesign of the space to encourage food growing by local residents, residents and recreational use by local people. people The next steps would be to undertake a full 01ha0.1 ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 0 N ffeasibility ibilit study t d and d needs d assessment,t 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward 12.4.3 GoswellPrimrose Triangle Hill Creation of a new public space and improved crossing facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. Raised shared Completed TfL & LBI N spacep to encourageg a reduction in vehicle speedsp and to increase pedestrianp priority. py Bus stop p access 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y improvements.p Complementarypy refurbishment of clock tower and a new clock tower pyplinth by LB Islington. g Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll 124412.4.4 KiKing's ' SSquare trafficIIn a significant idominated. ifi t area There of f natural are t opportunities l deficiency. d fi i Opportunities Oincluding t itipublic to t realmimprove i improvements layout l t and d landscaping l to dCamden i ofRd f park. Station, k Has H been b TTo complete l t new park k building b ildi 12h1.2 ha LB Islington I li t £1£1m £480£480,000 000 £520£520,000 000 2 Y increasesome investmenti pypermeability t t in i horticultural h east-west ti lt l forimprovements i cyclists,y ,p improvet and d a ppublicnew park realm k building. b gygenerally ildi and the ppedestrian environment,, ((currently tl increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for being invested) 124512.4.5 FFood dG Growing i IIslington's2012/13 li t ' Food F d Strategy St t established t bli h d the th overall ll aim i of f improving i i individual, i di id l community it and d environmental i t l SSupport t further f th food f d growing i in i Islington. I li t MMultiple lti l LB Islington I li t tbtbc tbtbc tbtbc 6 N 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, well-beingAs llthe b final i by b part making of ki the healthy hBroad l h Walkand d sustainable shared i use bl food fcycle d available route il bl St andMark Mark's d accessible s Bridge ibl was to all. identified ll In I response to connect to increasingii the InformationIfSecure funding i support for the is i ongoingassessment i to existing work. work i i groups, small300 llm2 sites i The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park interestBroad Walk in food and growing Outer Circle and to to address routes to the the lack north of opportunitiesof the Park. Park Thein this project densely would populated assess borough,the route theusing Edible The including Master Gardener technical support/ IslingtonRRoyalg l Parks P project pj k Criteria C it helped i p for f setSuccess S up p over and 100 d along l food with growinggg ith consultation sites lt ti across to t see Islington. if the thg route These t is i suitable were it bl successful as a shared h not d use only y in networking.g New groups gp are being g assisted to growingcyclel route. food tI Improves for people people's access s consumption tot open space but also byb makingin increasing ki connections biodiversity, ti improving i restoring i visitor i it derelict experience ispaces, and supporting d safety. f t establish, including through providing advice on disabled and vulnerable communities and developing community cohesion. cohesion Many of these projects would now funding opportunities and Capital Growth. Growth The 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden likeTransformation to expand/ensure of junctionj that they to the maintain south of themselves Camden Town and areTube seeking station. further Creation year of on a year new fundingpublic pp space, for CouncilCouncil,Works to working beging 2011 with forpartners, partners completionpp is also in developing April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) maintenance,maintenance buying seasonal seeds etc. etc Some would also like the work replicated on other sites. sites opportunities to deliver food growing on underused improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by sites on various housing estates. 12.4.6 SUDS in high surface water IslingtonParkway isto densethe north urban and borough Mornington with Crescentfew permeable to the surfaces.south. south NB: As could a result be addedit is deemed as a second to have phase a high to risk of Scoping opportunities for implementing SUDS tbc LB Islington, Homes for Islington tbc tbc tbc 0 N flood risk areas surfacecomplete water green flooding, route g Regents which is Park likely yand to beLondon increased Zoo from byyg further Camden growth Town and Tube intensification Station. Station of the built schemes on housingg estates and parks identified 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) Theenvironment Royal Parks as well Play as Strategy increasing has g risk identified of heavy the y rainfall areas dueof play to climate - playground change.g and The playful Environment spaces. ExistingAgencygy 14 Continuewithin highg the surface programme water floodof works risk detailingareas. and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgroundsidentifies Islington have beenas a priority audited area and for work action has on been surface implemented water flooding. using Playbuilder These projects and Londonwould seek Marathon to tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Trustmitigate funding. funding surface Outdoor water flood play riskpromotes by implementing healthy communities. communities SUDS measures, measures including in housing estates and parks, parks in strategy strategy strategy the highest risk areas (as identified through detailed mapping currently being completed by Drain London) . projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt ThiThis work k would ld follow f ll on from f SUDS pilot il t schemes h within ithi Islington I li t including i l di installation i t ll ti* Project (and ( d ongoing stage: i 0 = notional, 1 = scoping /briefing, 2 = feasibility study, 3 = outline designs, 4 = detailed designs, 5 = tender, 6 = implementation, 7 = management plans 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland monitoring)Removingit i )the of f ainfrastructure rain i garden d for at t Ashby Athe hb golf Grove G and tennisestate t t centre and d a and detailedd t returning il d design d i the for f area a scheme to h parkland. parkland at t Skinner Ski The Street/Spa Stsite will t/S be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park Fields.managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts 12.4.7 Whitecross Street Estate,, Environmentalbbrownfield fi ld site it and d someinfrastructure areas will improvementsill be bp allowed ll d to t including colonise l ig new naturally. t roads ll andProvides P footpath idp access surfaces, to t open, new space kerbs &&t andnature Commence communityy engagement, gg , establish 5.4 ha Peabodyy £4.3m £0 £4.3m 3 N EC1Y 8PA edgings,andd promotes new pedestrianhealthy h lh communities entrances, ii bybbin encouraging stores, cycle i outdoor storage, d activity. new i i soft landscape planting, turfing and tree project team and work up feasibility options, during 97 planting,planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture food growing area, area community meeting spaces, spaces 2011.2011 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N possibly a communal play area. area New car parking provision. provision Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence 12.4.81248 Bunhill Fields Burial Grounds Restoration and improved access and facilities in line with a Conservation and Management Plan. Plan Possible Lottery bid 4 ha City of London £1.9m£1 9m £0 £1.9m£1 9m 1 N 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.26513_ALGG AREARoyal 12 Parks: DRAFT Demonstration PROJECT PROFORMAA food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational ThePage project 3 of is running. running12 If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N 03/01/2012 allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP maintenancei budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. 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12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.3.1 Kensal Gasworks There are eight sites including the canal towpath which make up the Kensal Gasworks Site. Seven sites lie to Planning Framework development and adoption 16.65 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea (incl. GLA, unknown at unknown at unknown at 1,2 N the north of the railwayy and one to the south. These sites have been combined togetherg to form a singleg Ballymore,y Sainsbury's,y National presentp presentp presentp Strategicg Site due to their regenerationgp potential. Allocation of land use is for upwardsp, of 2,500 new dwellings,g, Grid,, British Rail Board,,, TfL, British 1010,000sq.m 000sq m of new offices and 2,000sq.m 2 000sq m of social, social community and shopping facilities. facilities The principles for the Waterways and others) site include high-density development, development improved infrastructure, infrastructure a useable vibrant and responsive public realm, realm improvements to Little Wormwood Scrubs, Scrubs Kensal Green Cemetery and landscape improvements to the RRegent's t' Canal C l 12.3.2 Grand Union Canal (West Resurfacing improvements to widen the canal towpath between Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury Sainsbury's s and Great Design and construction subject to borough and 1 km British Waterways and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 2 Y London) Western Road, Road improving safety along one of the borough borough's s key commuting routes for cyclists. cyclists TfL funds during 2012/13 and 2013/14 £100£100,000 000 £100£100,000 000 (Greenways) (Greenways) 123312.3.3 Strategic walking and cycling Forming part of the Greenways network, network this scheme would provide a shared use pedestrian / cycle path on Consultation exercise required. required Funding needs to subject to Westminster City Council £10£10,000 000 £0 £10£10,000 000 1 N connections:connections Delamere the northern footway foot a of Delamere Terrace. Terrace Delamere Terrace is a one way a street (westbound) ( estbo nd) so so the the cycle c cle be secured. sec red scoping TTerrace pathth would ld allow ll cyclists li t to t legitimately l iti t l travel t l eastbound, tb d connecting ti them th to t the th path th alongside l id the th canal. l

123412.3.4 The Futures Plan (Church Improvements to the Church Street and Paddington Green area. area A housing driven project but also The final plan to be completed. completed Works in St 4343.2 2 ha Westminster City Council tbc For St Mary'sMary s tbc 2 Y Street Masterplan) incorporating a strategic view of public realm and green infrastructure in in the the area. area Examples Examples of of projects projects within within MaryMary's s Churchyard to be tendered and start on site Churchyard the area include: open space improvements in St Mary's Churchyard, Churchyard and creation of larger public open early in 2011. 2011 Other examples cited are at works onlyonly. spaces att Broadley B dl Street St t Gardens/Lisson G d /Li Street St t Gardens G d and d Orange O Park, P k together t th with ith better b tt use of f space ffeasibility ibilit stage t only. l at Luton Street development site. 12.3.5 Paddington Opportunity Area Major development opportunities in the Paddington Basin and surrounding area including creation of new Planning applications are being considered for 38 ha Westminster City CouncilCouncil, tbc partial tbc 343,4 N public realm and green infrastructure. infrastructure Particularly incorporating the Merchant Square developments and Merchant Square and the Community School site. site landowners,landowners and Paddington BID, BID North Westminster Community School site, site both of which include proposals for large areas of new public open Discussions with the Paddington BID are ongoing depending on project space, ini part t adjacent dj t to t the th canal. l The Th Paddington P ddi t BID operates t in i this thi area. Also Al included i l d d is i a proposallt to tto improve i the th public bli realm l in i the th area. improve the SussexSG Gardens boulevard. 123612.3.6 Baynes St canal side Baynes St, St Canal side improvements including floating habitat. habitat Feasibility study and project plan 60 l/m LB Camden £13£13,000 000 £13£13,000 000 £0 2 N improvementsimpro ements

123712.3.7 FlFloating ti HHabitats bit t PProject j t AdjAdjacent to Baynes B St S PlPlanned d for f 2011 2020m LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature £8£8,000 000 £8£8,000 000 £0 3 N Regents Canal lengths Conservation Manager)

12.3.8 Kingsg Cross Central A 30 ha developmentp with over 40% beinggp public open p space p including;g; 10 new parks p and squares, q , 20 new Under construction. 14 ha of Argent,g, London & Continental £Multi-million Developerp throughg s.106 6 N streets, urban home zones, 3 new bridges and tree planting. It will promote pedestrian movement, establish public open Railways, DHL Supply Chain & lead new connections and integrate with the surrounding city. city Access to the Regent Regent's s Canal will be improved. improved space others

123912.3.9 Floating Habitats Project Adjacent to Camley St Nature Park and adjacent to Baynes St planned for 2011 20m LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £8£8,000 000 £8£8,000 000 £0 5 N Regent'sRegent s Canal lengths Conservation Manager)

1212.3.10 3 10 Kings Cross Canal Masterplan The initial concept is based upon creating destinations and celebrating gateways to the water. water Central to the Under construction. construction 18km1.8 km Developer: Argent see1238see 12.3.8 see1238see 12.3.8 see1238see 12.3.8 6 Y success off the th project j t will ill be b an animated i t d water-space, t improved i d towpath t th access points i t and d connectivity ti it with ith an integrated cycle strategy and refurbishing canal edges. 1212.3.11 3 11 Camley Street Natural Park FoodFood-growing growing project, project based at Camley Street Natural Park, Park aiming to provide education and training to 20 2 year project, project currently in development stage and 02ha0.2 ha London Wildlife Trust £150£150,000 000 £150£150,000 000 £0 4 Y llocal l community it groups andd develop d l a floating fl ti orchard h d in i the th Grand G d Union U i Canal. C l pre-recruitmentit t ffor AApril il 2011

12.3.12 Regent's Canal and Grand Improvements to the continuity of the route, though Islington, Camden and Westminster where either there is Lots of boroughs are investing money in the canal 9 km British Waterways, Sustrans and all c.£1m tbc tbc 1 N Union Canal no towpathp or where access is limited for cyclistsy or residents onlyy for certain times of day.y Improving p gp pinch and it is a pypriority for TfL Central boroughsg north of the river popoints ts to limit t coconflicts. cts

12.3.13 Shepherdessp Walk playpy This underused spacepq requires investment to encourageg young y gp people p and families to see it as a safe The next stepsp include an updatedp feasibilityyy study c.3.5 ha LB Hackneyy ((Sam Parry) y) £250,000, £80,000, £170,000, 0 N enhancements destination for sport and play. and options appraisal

12.3.14 Shoreditch Park Café A project to create a new café in Shoreditch Park featuring a green roof is currently underway. underway £500k has To secure funding to build the café and ensure the 41ha4.1 ha LB Hackney (Trent Burke) £1m £500£500,000 000 £500£500,000 000 6 N been provisionally allocated, allocated but yet to be confirmed. confirmed Architects have been appointed and provisional designs green roof is accessible (provisional) drawn up. up http://www.hackney.gov.uk/cp-shoreditch-park.htm http://www hackney gov uk/cp shoreditch park htm

1212.3.15 3 15 Regent'sRegent s Canal Parallel Route This scheme will upgrade current LCN+ link 67 to relieve the congestion and conflict between pedestrians and Confirm partnership discussed in principle with 3 km British Waterways and TfL TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y cyclists on the Regent Regent's s Canal towpath. towpath Proposals include traffic calming and increased provision of cycle affected boroughs and TfL. TfL Confirm lead body for £100,000£100 000 £100,000£100 000 ffacilities, iliti tree t planting l ti and d greening. i TfL Greenways G funding f di towards t d scoping i and d (G(Greenways) ) (G(Greenways) ) iimplementation l t ti over 3yrs 3 2012/13 to t 2014/15

12.3.1612 3 16 Marion Place Gasworks An important site which would deliver new public open space as well as connect to the Regent's Canal and to The site is likely to come forward for development 3.753 75 ha British Gas tbc tbc tbc 1 Y ththe Cambridge C b id Heath H th Road R d as part t of f the th Connect C t 2 scheme h linking li ki Bethnal B th l Green G Gardens G d to t Victoria Vi t i Park. P k iin 2015-16 2015 16 to t deliver d li housing, h i public bli open space and facilities for district heating.

12.3.17 Cambridge Heath Road (from New public realm opportunities to connect proposed development sites and improve quality of streetscape Conceptual plan has yet to be drawn up for the 5.18 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 2 Y the Regent’sg Canal to Bethnal alongg high-profile gp section of route;; Creation of new arrival/interchangegp spaces at Regent’s g Canal and Bethnal area Green Road / Roman Road) Green; Extend and link these spaces via green infrastructure along Cambridge Heath Road, incorporating and enhancing existing green spaces; ‘Greening Greening the Street Street’ - introduce green elements along street to improve visual connections to green spaces to south, south to enhance character, character to improve air quality and to absorb noise pollution; Improve pedestrian links and accessibility, accessibility and provide more opportunities for seating. seating

12.3.18 Strategic Walk Network: Comprised of seven routes, the goal of the Strategic Walk Network is to provide an exemplary and high quality The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (Spencer Clark) and Walk £800,000 for £800,000 £0 6 N Jubilee Greenwayy walkinggp experience for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byy mid 2012 as a legacygy walking g resource for London (Jim() Walker) all increasingly used for utility walking as well. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkway 12.3.18 London. Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). 12.3.19 Westbourne Green Master Masterplan will present a financially viable package of improvements combining existing projects with new Consultants appointed and work beginning. 24 ha Westminster City Council tbc partial funding tbc 3 N Plan opportunities.pp With the supportpp of the local communityy and stakeholders the processp will enable overall Consultation events duringgy July, 2011. in placep benefits for the area rather than piecemeal improvements. The process can be summarised by the following 5 outcomes: 11. Develop a vision for Westbourne Green 22. Incorporate recent regeneration efforts and existing plans for redevelopment 3.3 Communication, C i ti Consultation C lt ti and d Engagement E t 4. Development of specific options 5. Financial considerations and deliveryy strategy gy 1212.3.20 3 20 Hackney'sHackney s waterways habitat Works to the Regents Canal and Lea Navigation to increase marginal vegetation. vegetation The waterways are The next steps would be to work with British c8kmc.8 km LB Hackney (Kate Mitchell) £500£500,000 000 £0 £500£500,000 000 0 N enhancements constructed with concrete walls and could be improved significantly for biodiversity and amenity. amenity The creation Waterways and the Environment Agency to off reedbed db d or marginal i l planting l ti areas along l the th artificial tifi i l banks b k would ld provide id large l areas off habitat h bit t and d act t as ddetermine t i an action ti plan l for f implementation i l t ti green corridorsid to t connect t otherwise th i isolated i l t d sites. it The Th works k would ld also l increase i the th aesthetic th ti and d amenity it value of the waterways. 12.3.21 RegentRegent's s Canal Biodiversity Rehabilitation and enhancement of the Regent Regent's s Canal Canal's s biodiversity through delivery of a range of Proposals are being developed in support of tbc LB Islington £150,000£150 000 tbc £20,000£20 000 tbc £130,000£130 000 1 N Enhancement interventions including raft planting, planting embankment planting, planting installation of bird/bat boxes or green walls and IslingtonIslington's s Biodiversity Action Plan as well other enhancing the green spaces adjacent to the canal, canal as well as minimising the impact of developments along local and regional strategic plansplans, specifically ththe canal l on its it nature t conservationti value. l Regent's R t' Canal C l is i one of f Islington's I li t ' key k wildlife ildlif corridors, id relatedl t d to t the th Blue Bl Ribbon Ribb Network. N t k Currently C tl designated a SiteSf of Metropolitan Importance forfC Nature Conservation, which is well used by walkers and some S106S monies have been allocated as part off cyclists. Projects have already been implemented to create a living wall beside the canal and over 120sqm of the Packington Estate development for a very floatinggg vegetation rafts have been installed to improvep the quality qy of the waterwayy itself as well as the visual small scale biodiversityy enhancement nearbyy this aesthetics. The aim is to expand this work in liaison with neighbouring boroughs and to work with local development and there are plans to install some residents and community groups, groups including the Friends of Regents Canal, Canal and British Waterways. Waterways Benefits will vegetation rafts in the water way nearby. nearby include improved biodiversity value and increased opportunities for contact with nature, nature as well as encoencouraging raging walking alking and cycling c cling along the canal (in line with ith the London Plan and Islington's Core Strategy). Strateg )

1212.4 4 North Thames Terraces: City

12.4.1 Hackney Road Recreation Redesign of the space to encourage lunchtime use by local workers, workers and recreational use in evenings and The next steps would be to undertake a full 0.202ha ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £100,000£100 000 £0 £100,000£100 000 0 N Ground weekendsweekends. http://www.hackney.gov.uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground.htm http://www hackney gov uk/hackney-road-recreation-ground htm feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment

124212.4.2 Charles Square Redesign of the space to encourage food growing by local residents, residents and recreational use by local people. people The next steps would be to undertake a full 01ha0.1 ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 0 N ffeasibility ibilit study t d and d needs d assessment,t

12.4.3 Goswell Triangle Creation of a new public space and improved crossing facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. Raised shared Completed TfL & LBI N spacep to encourageg a reduction in vehicle speedsp and to increase pedestrianp priority. py Bus stop p access improvements.p Complementarypy refurbishment of clock tower and a new clock tower pyplinth by LB Islington. g

124412.4.4 KiKing's ' SSquare IIn a significant i ifi t area of f natural t l deficiency. d fi i Opportunities O t iti to t improve i layout l t and d landscaping l d i of f park. k Has H been b TTo complete l t new park k building b ildi 12h1.2 ha LB Islington I li t £1£1m £480£480,000 000 £520£520,000 000 2 Y some investmenti t t in i horticultural h ti lt l improvements i t and d a new park k building. b ildi ((currently tl being invested) 124512.4.5 FFood dG Growing i IIslington's li t ' Food F d Strategy St t established t bli h d the th overall ll aim i of f improving i i individual, i di id l community it and d environmental i t l SSupport t further f th food f d growing i in i Islington. I li t MMultiple lti l LB Islington I li t tbtbc tbtbc tbtbc 6 N well-beingll b i by b making ki healthy h l h and d sustainable i bl food f d available il bl and d accessible ibl to all. ll In I response to increasingii InformationIf i support is i ongoing i to existing i i groups, smallll sites i interest in food growing and to address the lack of opportunities in this densely populated borough, the Edible including MasterComplete Gardener technical support/ Key Project Appendices – RollingIslington gProject project pj helped p setLists up p over 100 food growinggg sites across Islington.g These were successful not onlyy in networking.g New groups gp are being g assisted to growing food for people people's s consumption but also in increasing biodiversity, restoring derelict spaces, supporting establish, including through providing advice on disabled and vulnerable communities and developing community cohesion. cohesion Many of these projects would now funding opportunities and Capital Growth. Growth The

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project maintenance,maintenance buying seasonal seeds etc. etc Some would also like the work replicated on other sites. sites opportunities to deliver food growing on underused km) Total cost place Required S sites on various housing estates. Sta 1212.112.4.6 1 HHampsteadSUDS t d in RidRidge high NNorthsurface th and water d SSouth th Islington is dense urban borough with few permeable surfaces. As a result it is deemed to have a high risk of Scoping opportunities for implementing SUDS tbc LB Islington, Homes for Islington tbc tbc tbc 0 N flood risk areas surface water flooding,g which is likelyy to be increased byyg further growth and intensification of the built schemes on housingg estates and parks identified environment as well as increasingg risk of heavyy rainfall due to climate change.g The Environment Agencygy within highg surface water flood risk areas. 12.1.1 Elthorne Park identifiesTo improve Islington and enhance as a priority the landscape area for action and layout on surface of the water park, flooding. the park hasThese had projects investment would into seek the to sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N mitigatefacilities surface and currently water yy theflood play risk area by implementingbut has significantg SUDS potential measures, measures to enhance including the in housinglandscape estates and accessibility and parks, parksy inof rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the highestsite along risk g with areas the (as biodiversity identified y value through of the detailed site. mapping currently being completed by Drain London) . Strategygy and audit. 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood TheThiThis projectwork k would aims ld followfto ll realise on from fthe fullSUDS potential pilot il t schemesof hKenwood within ithi and Islington I the li wider t including i landscape l di installation i tas ll an ti international (and ( d ongoing i visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y attractionmonitoring)it i and ) of f locala rain i resource garden d atthrough t Ashby A hbg extensiveGrove G estate tconservation, t and d a detailed d t,p representation il d design d i for f anda scheme hinterpretationp at t Skinner Ski Street/Spa St t/S managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complementedFields. by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 12.4.7 Whitecross Street Estate,, Environmental and infrastructure improvementsp includingg new roads and footpathp surfaces,, new kerbs and waste).waste)Commence communityy engagement, gg , establish 5.4 ha Peabodyy £4.3m £0 £4.3m 3 N EC1Y 8PA edgings, new pedestrian entrances, bin stores, cycle storage, new soft landscape planting, turfing and tree project team and work up feasibility options, during 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N planting,planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture food growing area, area community meeting spaces, spaces 2011.2011 Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects possibly a communal play area. area New car parking provision. provision the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden)

12.4.81248 Bunhill Fields Burial Grounds Restorationbenefits of urban and improved meadows access and nectar and facilitiesrich plantings.pg in line with a Conservation and Management Plan. Plan Possible Lottery bid SiSize4 ha (h(ha, Cityand Kateof London Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) EiEstimated£1.9m£1 9m d FFunding di£0 in i FFunding£1.9m£1 di 9m 1e* N

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1km) ha LB Islington I li t Total £8£8mcost place£2£2m Required£6£6m 2 N S Sta potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 12.4.9 Creating green walking and theIn accordance Archwayy, island, with research and future from removal Manchester of the ArchwayUniversityy gyratory gy indicating y one-way that yincreases system. y in green cover can help to assessmentThe Bunhill and to investigate Clerkenwellgpp improved Area Action pedestrian Plan 55 ha LB Islington tbc Developer tbc 1 N cyclingyg routes reduce temperaturep rises driven byy climate changeg and exacerbated byy the Urban Heat Island, this projectpj Directionaccess or of wider Travel gyratory identifies proposals. a ggreen infrastructure contributions would seek to greeng walkingg and cycling yg routes in Bunhill and Clerkenwell and on prioritypy routes elsewhere in network (including(g Green Chain extensions),), 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water theMajor borough works (e.g. (eto the g through dams and tree ponds planting, planting on Hampsteadgreen roofs Heathand/or towalls), walls) prevent thereby potential enhancing flooding adaptation as a result to of climate overlappingConsultation with with existing stakeholders. and proposed Talks with walking user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y 513_ALGG AREAqyquality 12 works DRAFT Hampstead PROJECTp PROFORMAchangeinadequateq (both spillwayspy overheating and toand attenuate surface waterwater onrunoff) site. as well as improving amenity, amenity air quality and biodiversity andgpgroupsPage cycling have 3 of routes, routes started 12 to with be the a final focus decision of these on the 03/01/2012 Heath and encouraging sustainable modes of transport (i.e. (i e walking and cycling). cycling) improvements,improvementsoptions in summer along 2011 with before a list ofpublic public consultation realm priorityandi detailed it projects j design t to t be b exercise part t funded f and d d through th planning h developerapplication contributions. (2012). (2012) The works Next stepsthemselves include lasting developmentup to two years. years of costed proposals. 12.4.10121612.1.6 MountHiHighgate h Pleasant t CCemetery t CreationOf London's L d of ' new 'Magnificent 'M publiclypy ifi taccessible Seven' S ' 19th greengp century tspace metropolitan within t lit an Areacemeteries, of t Deficiency i all ll arey in significantly iAccess ifi tlto Naturevulnerable l as bl partp and d of all ll TheTh AAPboundary b dProposedp walls, ll Submission railings ili and d version gates t to t is the thout for 4.8c.14.5145h ha ha LBViVaries: Islington, g,Cemetery C LB t Camden, owners,y andRoyald Mail nottk knowntbc DeveloperKKnownp nottk knowntbc 1 Y theon Englishredevelopment Heritage's at Mount Heritage Pleasant at Risk Post Register Office (2011) site, 45 in theirRoseberry entirety Avenue, or elements EC1R thereof. 4TN . This Three will (Highgate, consultationEastern Cemetery until 12 are December in need of 2011. major Draft repairs. SPD management, Friends of Highgate contributionsfunding: EH incorporateKensal Green amenity and Brompton space, spacep biodiversity-rich Cemetery)y) are space, spaceon the Registersustainable g of Parksdrainage drainage and and andGardens cycle cycle atparking parking Grade facilities. facilities 1 and two forThe Mountpleasant principalpp monuments out for consultation in the Western until 5 Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to Opportunities(Nunhead( u ead and a d for West estintroducing Norwood) o ood) large are a e treesat Grade G adewill also2*. Many be a assessed y individual d dua. It buildings, bu therefore d gs, tombs toseeks bs andto a directly d monuments o u provide e ts within a t variety the t e DecemberCemeteryCe ete y have 2011. 2011 a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope ofcemeteries green infrastructure infrastr are also ct relisted functions f nctions and separately including incl ding identified improved impro ed onaccess the Heritage to nature nat re At and Risk Greenspace, Greenspace Register. Register enhanced adaptation English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund tot climate li t change h and d encouraging i sustainable t i bl travel, t l in i accordance d with ith the th London L d Plan Pl and d Islington's I li t ' new grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place CoreVarying Strategy. types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t 1212.4.11 4 11 Finsbury Square Large scale re-modelling re modelling of square to upgrade tired facilities and infrastructure. infrastructure Opportunities for SUDS as in Some design options have been explored, explored 07ha0.7 ha LB Islington, Islington City of London £3m tbc £3m 2 N a very builtb ilt up area in i the th City Cit of f London. L d commerciali ld development l t was proposeddb but t not t All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, developed sufficiently to take forward. Now monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must seekingg alternative funding.g balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common 12.4.12 Silk Street Wideningto many of footways our historic where cemeteries possible whatever and planting their new ownership street trees. and management. management The eastern end of Silk Street provides Currently on hold until appropriate timing for 0.1 ha City of London est. £400,000 est. £400,000 £0 3 Y opportunitiespp to plantp the blank façadeç of the car park.p A comprehensivep lightinggg scheme will be developedp to evaluation & designg( (ie, completion p of Milton court addThThe nightaim ig of time f future f t interest plans l and must create t secure a morethe th heritage h comfortable it value l and of f these thsecure sites it environment. for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i redevelopment)p) access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. 12.4.13 201 Bishopsgatepg Enhancement of various streets and spacesp in vicinityy of new developmentp includes new plantersp and trees. Phase 1 and 2 and of 4 completed.p Phases 3 and 0.55 ha Cityy of London £2.6m £2.6m £0 N All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their 4 scheduled for 2010/11 respective cemeteries. 12.1.712.4.1412 4 14 HillMoor Garden Lane Pergola, HeritageReduce the restoration width of of the a carriagewayhistoric designed using landscape stone sett feature strips to connecting reduce traffic, traffic whitestone planting pond street to trees the west in a widerheath. DraftDetailed Conservation design and Management implementation. implementation Plan in place. 2.50.520 52 ha ha City of London £1.45m£1£1m 45m + £0 s.106 s 106£0 £1.45m£1£1m 45m + 13 NY Hampstead Heath footway to provide a linear park, park incorporating trees, trees shrubs, shrubs lawns and areas of seating. seating The blank façade of Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s funding the Barbican car park at the southern end of Moor Lane could be improved through the use of planting, planting requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs decision iincluding l di climbing li bi plants. l t from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more expectedt dJ Jan 12.4.15 Barbican Public Highwalkg Improvedp street environment with new trees plantersp and wildlife friendlyyp planting g and green g walls. Detailedsignificanti ifi design t restoration.gp t development. ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 0.2 ha Cityy of London £400,000, £400,000, £0 3 N external sources for funding. 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N 1212.4.16 4 16 West Smithfield Garden roomsRedesign and of an a ecology garden space,spacearea. area The introduction site is in of an play AOND. AOND facilities, facilities Investment biodiversity is required improvements to complete the landscaping of the andWorks rationalising expected finished buildings April in the 2011 central area. area This 00.13 13 ha City of London £60£60,000 000 (currently£60£60,000 000 £0 6 N remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology 1212.4.17 4 17 FiFinsbury b CiCircus RfRefurbishment bih t of f a historic hiti open space followingf ll i its it use as a Crossrail C il works k site. it WWorks k tto ffollow ll on ffrom ththe CCrossrail il project j t 22h2.2 ha CitCity of f London L d tbtbc yesarea) - tbtbc) tbtbc 1 Y expected 2017 onwards. 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y 12.4.19 StHampstead Andrew's Heath Improvedthep landscape open pp and space facilities with new and trees,reducing plantingpg the impact beds andof the lawns. built environment and functional elements on the Detailedimprovements designg and redesign of the Heritage c.0.1 ha Cityy of London £1.2m £385,000 £815,000 2 N landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 1212.4.20 4 20 Lincoln'sLincoln s Inn Fields RefurbishmentRefurbishment, first phase to be in 2011, 2011 including removing railings and selected planting to open up the Implementationrelocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i 27ha2.7 ha LB Camden (Peter Stewart) & £824£824,000 000 £824£824,000 000 £0 4 Y 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvementsspacespace, second to phase shared will use be full paths refurbishment. refurbishment on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfLEnglish / City Heritage of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 12.4.2112 4 21 area TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Various public realm enhancements and new public spaces which include new trees and implementation over two phases over next 2 c.0.2c02ha ha City of London est.est £1.9m £1 9m £1.4m£1 4m £500,000£500 000 6 N causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) planters.lt financialfi i l years Camden's LIP. Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N 12.4.2212.1.11 BasinghallBelsize Woods Street Area Tree planting and public realm improvements. Completed 0.1 ha City of London £400,000 £400,000 £0 6 N

TfL Major Scheme. Scheme 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N 12.4.2312.1.1212 1 12 EasternWest Hampstead City Cluster - Thameslink Public realm improvements including artworks, trees and planters introduced around high high-rise rise office spaces DetailedCompleted designs to be completed on a phased 0.25 ha City of London £7m £7m £0 3 N Station basis as buildings completed. completed Piper) TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) EustonEt Sq S 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N 1212.4.2412.1.13 41 2413 GreatPlantingPl ti Queen ffor bibiodiversity Street di it iin The scheme, scheme which is part-funded part funded by TfL, TfL entails removing 12.5.31253 the traffic signals and designing 12.5.41254 a new public CompletedC ltd TfL & LB Camden N Parks: Talacre Gardens space.spaceGardens This (1000sqm) is created , 12.1.13 an underused Talacre and Gardens over-engineered over engineered(1000sqm) traffic junction, junction the new space re-balances re balances priority Conservation Manager) andd demand d d and d enhances h the th quality lit of f the th street t t 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N 1212.4.25 4 25 FlFleet tSt Street tA Area NNumerousstation to the public Regent'sblig realm l Canal. enhancements h In the longer t in ig historic hi term t i LB area, Camden includes i l d are trees tkeen and to dimplement newp planters. l tsimilar publicp realm DiDesign development d l t 02h0.2 ha CitCity of f London L d £3£3m c. £500,000£500 000 £2£2.5m 5 2 N improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL.

Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N 12.4.2612.1.15 StRestoration Paul's Environs of Acid Grassland This projectj aims to enhance the environment at one of the busiest visitor attractions in London and to TfL Develop N on Primrose Hill improvep connections to the Barbican and the River Thames. pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager)

12.1.1612.4.27 PrimroseBow Churchyard Hill Summit, ImprovingRe landscaping the interpretation, of churchyard presentation with new trees and anddrainage planters. planters at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to GainCompleted Planning Permission to take the project 20000.11 11 m2ha TheCity of Royal London Parks £330£330,000£75,000 000 £330£330,000£20,000 000 £55,000£0 56 N Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward

12.1.181212.4.28 14 1828 CamdenLime Street/ Town Fen East Court and Public AnCreation area wideof several scheme pocket that will spaces be comprised and re landscaping of a number of formerof components. components churchyard. churchyard Camden Town East (area between FeasibilityLime Street study Area and involves implementation street scene 2012/13 0.303ha01ha0.1 ha TfLCity &of LB London Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440£1£1.5m 000 5m £440,000£440£1£1.5m 000 5m £0 6 YN Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety improvementsi t to t Lime Li Street, St t Fenchurch F h h Avenue, A Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll Fen Court and Billiter Street traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, 12.4.2912 4 29 St Pancras P Churchyard Ch h d NewN public bli open space withith trees t and d planting l ti beds. b d ImplementationI l t ti by b end d 2011 300 m2 2 CityCit of f London L d £200,000£200 000 £200,000£200 000 £0 6 N increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 2012/13 12.4.30 Strategicg Walk Network: Comprisedp of seven routes,,g the goal of the Strategicg Walk Network is to providep an exemplaryp y and high gq quality y The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (p(Spencer Clark)) and Walk £800,000, for £800,000, £0 6 N 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N Jubilee Walkway walking experience for all across the Capital. The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, but is by mid 2012 as a legacy walking resource for London (Jim Walker) all The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The increasingly used for utility walking as wellwell. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 1212.4.30 4 30 Jubilee Walkway 1212.3.18 3 18 LondonLondon. RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use Jubilee Greenway 12.11.6212 11 62 Thames Path 12.2.2412 2 24 Capital Ring 12.11.3412 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 12.4.31 Rolls Buildings New public space with trees. Evaluation and design. Implementation autumn 300 m2 City of London £350,000 £350,000 £0 6 N Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) 2010 and 2nd phasepy early 2012 improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to 12.4.32 Postman'sPostman s Park Biodiversity improvements Initial work completed, biodiversity management 0.25 ha City of London £2,000 £2,000 £0 7 N complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station plan in place. place Additional planting enhancements. enhancements 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 12.4.3312 4 33 Carter Lane Gardens playgroundsRe-landscapingRe landscaping have of been gardens audited and addition and work of has planting been andimplemented lawns. lawns using Playbuilder and London Marathon tenderingCompleted as funding becomes available. available 0.202ha ha City of London £1.252m£1RP 252m play all£1.252m£1 RP 252m play all RP play£0 7 N Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 12.4.3412 4 34 St Bride's B id ' Passage P PublicP bli realm l improvements i t including i l di new planters. l t CompletedC ltd 150 m2 2 CityCit of f London L d £100,000£100 000 £100,000£100 000 £0 6 N 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site 12.5 West End Hayesy Gravels bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 98 andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 12.5.112.1.2412 15 24 PedestrianHighHiedest h Profile P a fil Improvements UUrban p b o e MMeadows: e d ts ThisTheThspojeca creationproject ti aims of f urban s to b o improve meadows po d e the e atroute ouebet two t between high hi h eeprofile fil the elocations. l two osa ti stations oFirst, Fi sao along t is i to gt Brillcreate Place t acead a new and meadow Phoenix oed withinRd ithi d( (Avoiding the th od g DetailedFurtherFe tha ed scoping design des i g and aof f dtheth implementation project p e j e t on a Park Po 2011/12 k 0Lane L / and d 48011h 80ha m2 LBLondonL CamdenCa d In Ide Bloom/ODA Bl (John (Jo /ODA Futcher u c (Hugo (H e / Simon S Ross- R o £120,000££30,000£30 0,000 000 £120,000£ 0,000£0 £30,000£30 000£0 61 N betweenWinfield House Euston and St Eustongardens Road) of the incU.S. improved Ambassadors signagesignage, residence lightinglighting, in level Regents access Park at junctionsju12.1.24nctions. withSecond, traffic is tablestables.to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American PiperTatam) ) combined combined Pancras alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence 12.5.21252 Francis Crick Institute New public realm at the front facing Euston and a street park at the rear in conjunction with Highways works Feasibility study and design development 0.101ha ha LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £300,000£300 000 £300,000£300 000 £0 7 N 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y (formerly UKCRMI site) on Sulston St. St Piper ) beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or 125312.5.3 PlPlanting ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin ThThe following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 125312.5.3 St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 125412.5.4 EtEuston Sq S PlPlannedperiodp d for f completion l ti Spring S i 2011 420of Regent's m2g 2 LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t costs/overhea£3£3,635 635 each h of£3£3,635 the 635 Hub each is h £325,000, for£0 5 7 N Parks: St James Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Park) Conservation Manager) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 12.5.4 Plantingg for biodiversityy in The followingg Wildflowers Meadows are plannedp ; 12.5.3 St James Gardens ((420 sqm), q) 12.5.4 Euston Sqq Planned for completionp Spring pg 2011 0.1 ha LB Camden ((Richard Harris - Nature £3,635 yearseach £3,635 each £0 7 N 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N Parks: Euston Square Gardens (1000sqm) , 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager) allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total Gardens sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 125512.5.5 Southern KX area Area bounded by Euston Rd to the north, north Grays Inn Rd to the west, west Sidmouth St to the South and Judd St to LB Camden (Kevin Fisher) N ffrom TRP the east, east highways improvements and tree planting. planting maintenancei 125612.5.6 Euston Circus Public Realm Improvements inc 30-40 30 40 new trees east and west of the junction. junction Euston Circus is the name Detailed design with implementation late 2013 16ha1.6 ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £4m budgetgp£4m pa £0 4 Y 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSeegiveni description d to t the th i tijunction j 1212.1.28, ti 1 of 28 f Tottenham T1212.6.13 tt 6 h 13. Court C t Road R d (TCR), (TCR) Hampstead H t d Road R d and d Euston E t Road, R d in i the th London L d SiSimon Piper Pi ) Y PkParks Borough of Camden. The proposals are to turn this disjointed, traffic-dominated junction into a more unified, rationalised and improvedppp public space which achieves a more equitableq balance between the modes. 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, AnotherInstallIot t ll ereedbeds key eydb objective object d in i the th e ofoornamental the t e scheme sc t e l lake l e kis s toin i Queenimprove Q p o eMary's M the t e quality qua' Garden, G ty d and a d TheThsense se seRegent's R of o place p t' ace Park. P by k providing pProvidesP o d id g significant saccess g ca tto t WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park urbannature. realm improvements. improvements bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was 125712.5.7 Medway Court green roof Medway Court green roof. roof Funded by S106 payments from planning extension. extension £30ksuccessful received. received and Planning £62,100 awarded.permission Secure granted at least To be LB Camden £30£30,000 000 £30£30,000 000 £0 2 N £7,145, match funding.g calculatedl ltd 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N 12.5.8.a Fitzrovia Mid Town: Whitfield Covering 12.5.8.a Whitfield St, 12.5.8.b Goodge St and 12.5.8.c Charlotte St highways improvements and placeSurvey as and part Feasibility of planning - Fitzrovia permission. Action Using Plan - calculatedc.2.5 km W1 Trees (Rebecca Hossack) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y Street tree planting.pg To include Cleveland Street and its tributaries* and other areas as identified in the Fitzrovia volunteers2014-16 overall Camden (Rob( Farnsworth)) 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg TheAction Royal Plany Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y 12.5.8.b58 ProfessionFitzrovia Mid Town: GgGoodge byCoveringCg offering 12.5.8.a skills 58 and Whitfield training. S,St, The 12.5.8.b Royal 58 GGoodgeParks gS Apprenticeship St and 12.5.8.c58 scheme CCharlotte takes St Sgyp up highways to 30 apprentices improvements (10 andeach workSurveySy in andpartnership Feasibility on y -the Fitzrovia development Action of Plan the - 0 to c.2.55 km W1 Trees ((Rebecca Hossack)) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y Street year)tree planting. planting through a To 3 include year apprenticeship Cleveland Street in partnership and its tributaries tributaries* with the Landscapeand other areas Contractors. Contractors as identified A strategy in the is Fitzrovia also being 192014-162014 access 16 to horticulture strategy. strategy overall Camden (Rob Farnsworth) developedAction Plan to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship Covering Whitfield StSt, Goodge St and Charlotte St highways improvements and Survey and Feasibility - Fitzrovia Action Plan - c25kmc.2.5 km W1 Trees (Rebecca Hossack) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y 1258c12.5.8.c Fitzrovia Mid Town: Charlotte scheme.h Royal R1258a12.5.8.a l Parks P k staff t ff would ld1258b12.5.8.b be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h1258c12.5.8.c ti lt l training. t i i Street tree planting. planting To include Cleveland Street and its tributaries* and other areas as identified in the Fitzrovia 20142014-16 16 overall Camden (Rob Farnsworth) 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal ActionA ti Plan Pl 12.5.9 Marylebone and Fitzrovia Tree Westminster City Council, local stakeholders and community groups are working to identify opportunities and 500 new trees will have been planted in the area 89.5 ha W1W Street Tree Initiative (Mark £170,000 £170,000 £0 6 N planting agree schedule of tree planting across southern Marylebone from Edgware Road through West Marylebone to by Spring 2012. WCC and partners are working to Gazaleh) , Westminster City Council East Maryleboney and Western Fitzrovia (Cleveland( Street).) The project's pj objective j is to plant p 500 (tbc) ( ) new identifyy further opportunities pp and agreeg schedule of (Chris( Colwell)) trees in suitable locations across the zone of interest byy 2012. The primarypy motivations for the projectpj have tree planting.p g Phase 8 (Clipstone (p Mews,,p Clipstone been to: StSt, Gildea StSt, Langham StSt, Mortimer StSt, Berners 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA StSt,Page Hanson 1 ofSt, St 12 Cleveland St, St Carburton St) Due for 03/01/2012 • improve the quality of life for those living and working in Marylebone completion April 2012. 2012 Phase 12 (Rathbone Place, Place • provideid a visually i ll calming l i element l t to t a congested t d urban b environment i t NNewman Street, St t East E t Castel C t l Street, St t Riding Ridi House H • encourage walking through our neighbourhood by creating new green pedestrian corridors St,SS Nassau Street, Wells S)St) Due ffor • improve the attractiveness and uniqueness of the area to strengthens its local economy commencement October 2012 and completion • make the area one of the ‘greenest’g of Westminster Aprilp 2013 12.5.10 Key Walking Route Covent Strategic scheme to improve and enhance walking route between Covent Garden and Kings Cross comprising Following successful completion of several c.2.5 km LB Camden & TfL c. £1m overall c.£50,000 for c.£50,000 6 Y Garden - Kings Cross Monmouth StreetStreet, Earlham StreetStreet, Princes Circus (see also 12.5.1812 5 18),) Museum Street and Coptic StreetStreet, sections,sections ongoing feasibility study into the Earlham overall Earlham StSt. Earlham StSt. Marchmont Street and Bernard Street. Street Scheme details include widening footways, footways creating new crossings, crossings Street section. section estest. £100,000 £100 000 from ss.106 106 public realm improvements, improvements lighting enhancing cycle safety and the creation of new small public open spaces. spaces

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.4.9 Creating green walking and In accordance with research from Manchester University indicating that increases in green cover can help to The Bunhill and Clerkenwell Area Action Plan 55 ha LB Islington tbc Developer tbc 1 N cyclingyg routes reduce temperaturep rises driven byy climate changeg and exacerbated byy the Urban Heat Island, this projectpj Direction of Travel identifies a ggreen infrastructure contributions would seek to greeng walkingg and cycling yg routes in Bunhill and Clerkenwell and on prioritypy routes elsewhere in network (including(g Green Chain extensions),), the borough (e.g. (e g through tree planting, planting green roofs and/or walls), walls) thereby enhancing adaptation to climate overlapping with existing and proposed walking change (both overheating and surface water runoff) as well as improving amenity, amenity air quality and biodiversity and cycling routes, routes to be the focus of these and encouraging sustainable modes of transport (i.e. (i e walking and cycling). cycling) improvements,improvements along with a list of public realm priorityi it projects j t to t be b part t funded f d d through th h developer contributions. Next steps include development of costed proposals. 12.4.10 Mount Pleasant Creation of new publiclypy accessible greengp space within an Area of Deficiencyy in Access to Nature as partp of The AAP Proposedp Submission version is out for 4.8 ha LB Islington,g, LB Camden,,y Royal Mail tbc Developerp tbc 1 Y the redevelopment at Mount Pleasant Post Office site, 45 Roseberry Avenue, EC1R 4TN . This will consultation until 12 December 2011. Draft SPD contributions incorporate amenity space, space biodiversity-rich space, space sustainable drainage drainage and and cycle cycle parking parking facilities. facilities for Mountpleasant out for consultation until 5 Opportunities for introducing large trees will also be assessed. It therefore seeks to directly provide a variety December 2011. 2011 of green infrastructure infrastr ct re functions f nctions including incl ding improved impro ed access to nature nat re and Greenspace, Greenspace enhanced adaptation tot climate li t change h and d encouraging i sustainable t i bl travel, t l in i accordance d with ith the th London L d Plan Pl and d Islington's I li t ' new Core Strategy. 1212.4.11 4 11 Finsbury Square Large scale re-modelling re modelling of square to upgrade tired facilities and infrastructure. infrastructure Opportunities for SUDS as in Some design options have been explored, explored 07ha0.7 ha LB Islington, Islington City of London £3m tbc £3m 2 N a very builtb ilt up area in i the th City Cit of f London. L d commerciali ld development l t was proposeddb but t not t developed sufficiently to take forward. Now seekingg alternative funding.g

12.4.12 Silk Street Widening footways where possible and planting new street trees. The eastern end of Silk Street provides Currently on hold until appropriate timing for 0.1 ha City of London est. £400,000 est. £400,000 £0 3 Y opportunitiespp to plantp the blank façadeç of the car park.p A comprehensivep lightinggg scheme will be developedp to evaluation & designg( (ie, completion p of Milton court add nightg time interest and create a more comfortable and secure environment. redevelopment)p)

12.4.13 201 Bishopsgatepg Enhancement of various streets and spacesp in vicinityy of new developmentp includes new plantersp and trees. Phase 1 and 2 and of 4 completed.p Phases 3 and 0.55 ha Cityy of London £2.6m £2.6m £0 N 4 scheduled for 2010/11

12.4.1412 4 14 Moor Lane Reduce the width of the carriageway using stone sett strips to reduce traffic, traffic planting street trees in a wider Detailed design and implementation. implementation 0.520 52 ha City of London £1.45m£1 45m £0 s.106 s 106 £1.45m£1 45m 3 Y footway to provide a linear park, park incorporating trees, trees shrubs, shrubs lawns and areas of seating. seating The blank façade of funding the Barbican car park at the southern end of Moor Lane could be improved through the use of planting, planting decision iincluding l di climbing li bi plants. l t expectedt dJ Jan 12.4.15 Barbican Public Highwalkg Improvedp street environment with new trees plantersp and wildlife friendlyyp planting g and green g walls. Detailed designgp development. 0.2 ha Cityy of London £400,000, £400,000, £0 3 N

1212.4.16 4 16 West Smithfield Garden Redesign of a garden space, space introduction of play facilities, facilities biodiversity improvements Works expected finished April 2011 00.13 13 ha City of London £60£60,000 000 £60£60,000 000 £0 6 N

1212.4.17 4 17 FiFinsbury b CiCircus RfRefurbishment bih t of f a historic hiti open space followingf ll i its it use as a Crossrail C il works k site. it WWorks k tto ffollow ll on ffrom ththe CCrossrail il project j t 22h2.2 ha CitCity of f London L d tbtbc yes - tbtbc tbtbc 1 Y expected 2017 onwards.

12.4.19 St Andrew's Holborn Improvedp open pp space with new trees, plantingpg beds and lawns. Detailed designg c.0.1 ha Cityy of London £1.2m £385,000 £815,000 2 N

1212.4.20 4 20 Lincoln'sLincoln s Inn Fields RefurbishmentRefurbishment, first phase to be in 2011, 2011 including removing railings and selected planting to open up the Implementation 27ha2.7 ha LB Camden (Peter Stewart) & £824£824,000 000 £824£824,000 000 £0 4 Y spacespace, second phase will be full refurbishment. refurbishment English Heritage

12.4.2112 4 21 Chancery Lane area TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Various public realm enhancements and new public spaces which include new trees and implementation over two phases over next 2 c.0.2c02ha ha City of London est.est £1.9m £1 9m £1.4m£1 4m £500,000£500 000 6 N planters.lt financialfi i l years

12.4.22 Basinghall Street Area Tree planting and public realm improvements. Completed 0.1 ha City of London £400,000 £400,000 £0 6 N

12.4.23 Eastern City Cluster Public realm improvements including artworks, trees and planters introduced around high high-rise rise office spaces Detailed designs to be completed on a phased 0.25 ha City of London £7m £7m £0 3 N basis as buildings completed. completed

1212.4.24 4 24 Great Queen Street The scheme, scheme which is part-funded part funded by TfL, TfL entails removing the traffic signals and designing a new public Completed TfL & LB Camden N space.space This is created an underused and over-engineered over engineered traffic junction, junction the new space re-balances re balances priority andd demand d d and d enhances h the th quality lit of f the th street t t

1212.4.25 4 25 FlFleet tSt Street tA Area NNumerous publicbli realm l enhancements h t in i historic hi t i area, includes i l d trees t and d new planters. l t DiDesign development d l t 02h0.2 ha CitCity of f London L d £3£3m c. £500,000£500 000 £2£2.5m 5 2 N

12.4.26 St Paul's Environs This projectj aims to enhance the environment at one of the busiest visitor attractions in London and to TfL Develop N improvep connections to the Barbican and the River Thames.

12.4.27 Bow Churchyard Re landscaping of churchyard with new trees and planters. planters Completed 00.11 11 ha City of London £330£330,000 000 £330£330,000 000 £0 6 N

1212.4.28 4 28 Lime Street/ Fen Court Creation of several pocket spaces and re landscaping of former churchyard. churchyard Lime Street Area involves street scene 01ha0.1 ha City of London £1£1.5m 5m £1£1.5m 5m £0 6 N improvementsi t to t Lime Li Street, St t Fenchurch F h h Avenue, A Fen Court and Billiter Street

12.4.2912 4 29 St Pancras P Churchyard Ch h d NewN public bli open space withith trees t and d planting l ti beds. b d ImplementationI l t ti by b end d 2011 300 m2 2 CityCit of f London L d £200,000£200 000 £200,000£200 000 £0 6 N

12.4.30 Strategicg Walk Network: Comprisedp of seven routes,,g the goal of the Strategicg Walk Network is to providep an exemplaryp y and high gq quality y The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (p(Spencer Clark)) and Walk £800,000, for £800,000, £0 6 N Jubilee Walkway walking experience for all across the Capital. The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, but is by mid 2012 as a legacy walking resource for London (Jim Walker) all increasingly used for utility walking as wellwell. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 1212.4.30 4 30 Jubilee Walkway 1212.3.18 3 18 LondonLondon. Jubilee Greenway 12.11.6212 11 62 Thames Path 12.2.2412 2 24 Capital Ring 12.11.3412 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP + Lea Valley Walk)Walk).

12.4.31 Rolls Buildings New public space with trees. Evaluation and design. Implementation autumn 300 m2 City of London £350,000 £350,000 £0 6 N 2010 and 2nd phasepy early 2012

Appendices12.4.32 Postman'sPostman s Park – RollingBiodiversity Project improvements Lists Initial work completed, biodiversity management 0.25 ha City of London £2,000 £2,000 £0 7 N plan in place. place Additional planting enhancements. enhancements

12.4.3312 4 33 Carter Lane Gardens Re-landscapingRe landscaping of gardens and addition of planting and lawns. lawns Completed SiSize0.202ha ha (h(ha, City of London EEstimated£1.252m£1 ti 252m t d FFunding£1.252m£1 di 252m in i FFunding di£0 7e* N

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.4.341212.1 41 34 HHampsteadSt tBride'sB id d RidRidge ' Passage P NNorth th and d SSouth th PublicP bli realm l improvements i t including i l di new planters. l t CompletedC ltd 150 m2 2 CityCit of f London L d £100,000£100 000 £100,000£100 000 £0 6 N

12.512.1.1 WestElthorne End Hayesy Park Gravels To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. 12.5.15 Pedestrianedest a Improvements p o e e ts Thisspojeca project aims s to o improve po e the e route ouebe between ee the e two osa stations o sao along g Brill Place acead and Phoenix oe Rd d( (Avoiding od g Detailede a ed design des g and a d implementation p e e a o 2011/12 0 / 48080 m2 LB CamdenCa de (John (Jo Futcher u c e / Simon S o £120,000£ 0,000 £120,000£ 0,000 £0 6 N 12.1.2 betweenCaring for Euston Kenwood and St EustonThe project Road) aims inc to improved realise the signagesignage, full potential lightinglighting, of levelKenwood access and at the junctionsjunctions wider landscape with traffic tablesastables. an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha PiperEnglish ) Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y Pancras attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor 12.5.21252 Francis Crick Institute Newcomplemented public realm by ata programme the front facing of events, Euston training, and a street volunteering, park at the education rear in conjunction and audience with development. Highways works Feasibilitypressures project study and (compaction, design development erosion and dog 0.101ha ha LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £300,000£300 000 £300,000£300 000 £0 7 N (formerly UKCRMI site) on Sulston St. St waste).waste) Piper ) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 125312.5.3 Improvements:PlPlanting ti ffor bibiodiversity diWaterlow it iin Park withinThThe following f Hackney: ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Hackney DownsMeadows M d 12.9.3 are plannedand l StokeS d ; 125312.5.3 NewingtonSt JJames CommonC GGardens d 12.2.6 (420. The sqm), project ) 125412.5.4 will EtEustonengage Sq S with PlPlanned d for f completion l ti Spring S i 2011 (total(420 m2 all 2 Tatam)LB CCamden) working d (Ri(Richard with h d SSue HHarris Banks i - NNature (C(Cityt £3£3,635 635projects each h £3£3,635 635 each h £0 7 N Parks: St James Gardens theGardens local community(1000sqm) ,and12.1.13 local Talacre schools Gardens to assist (1000sqm)with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) ofConservation London), Karen Manager) Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 12.5.4 Plantingg for biodiversityy in The followingg Wildflowers Meadows are plannedp ; 12.5.3 St James Gardens ((420 sqm), q) 12.5.4 Euston Sqq Planned for completionp Spring pg 2011 0.1 ha LB Camden ((Richard Harris - Nature £3,635 each £3,635 each £0 7 N 121412.1.4 Parks:AhArchway Euston Square GardensPPublic bli space (1000sqm) iimprovements, 12.1.13t tto Talacre AArchway h Gardens ClClose and(1000sqm) d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha ConservationLB Islington I li t Manager) £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N Gardens potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 125512.5.5 Southern KX area Areathe Archway bounded y, island, by Euston and future Rd to removalthe north, north of Graysthe Archway Inn Rd y gyratory gyto the west, west y one-way Sidmouth y system. y St to the South and Judd St to assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian LB Camden (Kevin Fisher) N the east, east highways improvements and tree planting. planting access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y 125612.5.6 Euston Circus Public Realm Improvements inc 30-40 30 40 new trees east and west of the junction. junction Euston Circus is the name Detailed design with implementation late 2013 16ha1.6 ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £4m £4m £0 4 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the giveni to t the th junction j ti of f Tottenham T tt h Court C t Road R d (TCR), (TCR) Hampstead H t d Road R d and d Euston E t Road, R d in i the th London L d SiSimon Piper Pi ) Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation Borough of Camden. The proposals are to turn this disjointed, traffic-dominated junction into a more unified, and detailed design exercise and planning rationalised and improvedppp public space which achieves a more equitableq balance between the modes. application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting Anotherot e key ey objective object e of o the t e scheme sc e e is s to improve p o e the t e quality qua ty and a d sense se se of o place p ace by providing p o d g significant s g ca t up to two years. years urban realm improvements. improvements 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y 125712.5.7 Medway Court green roof onMedway English Court Heritage's green roof.roofHeritage Funded at Risk by S106Register payments (2011) fromin their British entirety Museum or elements planning thereof. extension. extension Three (Highgate, Eastern£30k received. received Cemetery Planning are in permission need of major granted repairs. To be management,LB Camden Friends of Highgate £30£30,000 000 funding:£30£30,000 000EH £0 2 N Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western calculatedl ltd Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope 12.5.8.a Fitzrovia Mid Town: Whitfield cemeteriesCovering 12.5.8.a are also Whitfield listed and St, separately12.5.8.b Goodge identified St on and the 12.5.8.c Heritage Charlotte At Risk St Register. Register highways improvements and EnglishSurvey andHeritage Feasibility and Heritage - Fitzrovia Lottery Action Fund Plan - c.2.5 km W1 Trees (Rebecca Hossack) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y Street tree planting.pg To include Cleveland Street and its tributaries* and other areas as identified in the Fitzrovia grantsgrants.2014-16 A landscape management plan is in place overall Camden (Rob( Farnsworth)) VaryingAction Plan types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the 12.5.8.b58 Fitzrovia Mid Town: GgGoodge CoveringCg12.5.8.a58 Whitfield S,St, 12.5.8.b58 GGoodge gS St and 12.5.8.c58 CCharlotte St Sgyp highways improvements and SurveySy and Feasibilityy - Fitzrovia Action Plan - c.2.55 km W1 Trees ((Rebecca Hossack)) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t Street tree planting. planting To include Cleveland Street and its tributaries tributaries* and other areas as identified in the Fitzrovia 2014-162014 16 overall Camden (Rob Farnsworth) Action Plan All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, 1258c12.5.8.c Fitzrovia Mid Town: Charlotte Covering 1258a12.5.8.a Whitfield StSt, 1258b12.5.8.b Goodge St and 1258c12.5.8.c Charlotte St highways improvements and Survey and Feasibility - Fitzrovia Action Plan - c25kmc.2.5 km W1 Trees (Rebecca Hossack) LB tbc £0 tbc 1 Y monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must Street tree planting. planting To include Cleveland Street and its tributaries* and other areas as identified in the Fitzrovia 20142014-16 16 overall Camden (Rob Farnsworth) balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common ActionA ti Plan Pl 12.5.9 Marylebone and Fitzrovia Tree Westminsterto many of our City historic Council, cemeteries local stakeholders whatever their and ownership community and groups management. management are working to identify opportunities and 500 new trees will have been planted in the area 89.5 ha W1W Street Tree Initiative (Mark £170,000 £170,000 £0 6 N planting agree schedule of tree planting across southern Marylebone from Edgware Road through West Marylebone to by Spring 2012. WCC and partners are working to Gazaleh) , Westminster City Council EastThThe aimMarylebone i ofy f future f t andplans l Western must t secure Fitzrovia the th (Cleveland(heritage h it value Street). l of f )these th The sites project's pjit for f the th objective long-term lj t is to while plant hilp improving i 500 (tbc) ( i ) new identifyy further opportunities pp and agreeg schedule of (Chris( Colwell)) treesaccess, in suitablesafetyf and locations dh the potential across ilf for the their hi zone educational dof interest i l asbyy well2012. ll as Theamenity, primarypy i biodiversity bidi motivations i and dli for leisure the projectpj uses. have tree planting.p g Phase 8 (Clipstone (p Mews,,p Clipstone been to: StSt, Gildea StSt, Langham StSt, Mortimer StSt, Berners All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their StSt, Hanson St, St Cleveland St, St Carburton St) Due for •respective improve the cemeteries. quality of life for those living and working in Marylebone completion April 2012. 2012 Phase 12 (Rathbone Place, Place 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, •Heritage provideid restoration a visually i ll calming of l a ihistoric element l designed t to t a congested landscape t d urban feature b environment connecting i t whitestone pond to the west heath. NNewmanDraft Conservation Street, St t East E Management t Castel C t l Street, St Plan t Riding Ridi in place. House H 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath • encourage walking through our neighbourhood by creating new green pedestrian corridors St,SSNewer Nassau section Street, that Wellswas refurbished S)St) Due ffor in 1990 1990's s • improve the attractiveness and uniqueness of the area to strengthens its local economy commencementrequires reconsideration. reconsideration October 2012Older andsection completion that runs • make the area one of the ‘greenest’g of Westminster Aprilfromp 2013the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 12.5.10 Key Walking Route Covent Strategic scheme to improve and enhance walking route between Covent Garden and Kings Cross comprising Following successful completion of several c.2.5 km LB Camden & TfL c. £1m overall c.£50,000 for c.£50,000 6 Y external sources for funding.

Garden - Kings Cross Monmouth StreetStreet, Earlham StreetStreet, Princes Circus (see also 12.5.1812 5 18),) Museum Street and Coptic StreetStreet, sections,sections ongoing feasibility study into the Earlham overall Earlham StSt. Earlham StSt. e* 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4SiSize ha (h(ha, LB Islington EiEstimated£1m d FFunding£100,000 di in i £900,000FFunding di 4 N Project NrNr. Project name MarchmontProject description Street and Bernard Street. Street Scheme details include widening footways, footways creating new crossings, crossings StreetNext steps section. section Project Owner estest. £100,000 £100 000 from ss.106 106 age Key project km) Total cost place Required S publicrooms realmand an improvements, improvements ecology area. area lightingThe site enhancing is in an AOND. AOND cycle safety Investment and the is required creation toof completenew small the public landscaping open spaces. spaces of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently Sta remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested 12.5.11 Key Walking Route Covent Strategic scheme to improve and enhance walking route between Covent Garden and Euston comprising Byng Place and Montague Place complete - c.2.5 km LB Camden & TfL c. £1m overall Fully funded £0 6 N Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology Garden - Euston Great Russell Street, Montagueg and Malet Streets ad Byngyg Place. Scheme details include wideninggy footways, Completionp of Malet St late 2011 overall for elements creatingg new crossings,g ,p public realm improvements,p , lighting, g g, enhancing g cycle y safety y and the creation of new completedp area) to) 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, smallThis is public the largest open spaces. spacesand busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m date£0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage 12.5.12 Tottenham Court Road Tree planting on the eastern side to balance existing tree planting on the western side as part of Fitzrovia Post 2015 c.1 km LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon see 12.5.13 2, 3 Y landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope scheme. Piperp) ) 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA offPage works k 4that th of t might 12 i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 03/01/2012 12.5.13 Fitzrovia Mid Town An area wide scheme comprisingpg of a number of measures inc. minor publicp realm improvementsp egg de Feasibilityrelocationl iyy ofstudy f café fé and and dimplementation depot d p facilities. f ili i 2011/12 15 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £355,000, £355,000, £0 4 N 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvementsclutteringcluttering, street to tree shared plantingplanting, use paths 2-way2 way on working Hampstead for cyclists Heath on including one way widening streets of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfLPiper / City ) of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 1212.5.14 5 14 West End Scheme (Tottenham causeway.TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Looking at two-way working of Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street. Street Also includes sharedFeasibility routes being that completed may be funded in 2011/12. 2011/12 through LB 3 km Camden officer: John Futcher / (Greenways)£16m (incl(incl. (Greenways)£6m £10m 232, 3 N Ct Rd) significant public realm schemes at St Giles Circus and Princes Circus which will form an integral part of the Camden'sConsultation LIP. to commence in early 2012/13 Simon Piper TfL officer: Anthony Princes,Princes St proposedd2 2-way scheme. h SScott tt GilGiles & 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N Cambridge Circuses)) 12.5.151212.1.12 51 1512 EdgwareEdWest Hampstead RRoad d potential - t Thameslink ti l BID PublicPTfL bli Major realm lScheme.Scheme improvements i t along l Edgware Ed Road R d and d side id streets t t to t follow f ll after ft Edgware Ed Road R d BID OnceOCompleted BID established, t bli h d set t of f priorities i iti ffor public bli tbctb350 m2 WestminsterWLB Camden t i t (John CitCity CCouncil Futcher il / Simon £750,000£750 000tbctb £750,000£750 000£0 tbctb£0 06 N areaStation publicbli realm l establishedbli h d (establishment ( bli h of f BID currently l underway) d ) realmli improvements to beb drawn d up, followed f ll d by b Piper) improvements phased implementation as funding available. 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N 12.5.16 BloomsburyParks: Talacre Gardens TfLGardens Major (1000sqm) Scheme. The, 12.1.13 project Talacre has been Gardens developed (1000sqm) by LB Camden and it focuses on four sites; Great Russell Gt Russell St, Byng Place and Montague Place TfLConservation & LB Camden. Manager) Camden officer £3m £3m 0 6 N Street,, Byngyg Place, , Malet Street and Montagueg Place. completed.p Malet St expectedp to be completedpy by John Futcher / Simon Piperp 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town endCompleted 2011. TfL & LB Camden N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm 1212.5.17 5 17 St Giles Circus Newimprovements public realm in the o/s southernnew entrance section to and Tottenham they are Court discussing Rd tube the station. station details (See with alsoTfL. 55145.5.14 West End Scheme - Feasibility being completed in 2011/12. 2011/12 LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £16m (incl(incl. £6m £10m 232, 3 N Tottenham Ct RdRd.) ) Consultation to commence in early 2012/13 Piper ) Princes,Princes St 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000Giles 000 & £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) CambridgeC b id Circuses) 12.5.1812.1.16 PrincesPrimrose Circus Hill Summit, ImprovementsImproving the interpretation,to public realm presentation as part of the and West drainage End Scheme. Scheme at the summit (See also at Primrose 5.5.14 West Hill. PromotesEnd Scheme access - to FeasibilityGain Planning being Permission completed to in take 2011/12. 2011/12 the project 200 m2 LBThe Camden Royal Parks ( John Futcher / Simon £16m£75,000 (incl(incl. £20,000£6m £55,000£10m 232, 53 N Primrose Hill Tottenhamopen space Ctand RdRd.) a )more distinctive destination. destination Consultationforward to commence in early 2012/13 Piper ) PrincesPrinces, St Giles & 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / CambridgeC£440,000£440 b id 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) Circuses) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll 12.5.19 Strategicg walking g and cycling yg Greenwaystraffic dominated.y Network There in Westminster are opportunities as partpg including of larger public London-wide realm improvements scheme,,g Long to AcreCamden walking Rdg Station,route between Multiplep Multiplep TfL & Westminster Cityy Council tbc Partial fundingg tbc 1,2,,,N connections: Westminster Leicesterincrease pypermeabilitySq and Covent east-west Garden. for Sustainable cyclists,y ,p improve transport ppublic corridor realm fromgygenerally Covent and Garden the ppedestrian to Leicester environment, Sq, , in place 3,4, 12.5.1912increase 5 19 British street tree Museum planting via and Covent possible Gdn tointroduction river walking of a route,route 20 mph cycle zone. schemes Implementation including 12.3.31233projected Delamere for 5,6,56 Terrace2012/13 in Little VeniceVenice. 7 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The 12.5.2012 5 20 Soho Action Plan RRoyalWorking l Parks P with k Criteria Cstakeholders it i for f Success S and community, community and d along l delivery with ith consultation of ltagreed ti to t Action see if Plan,Planthe th route including t is i suitable itthe bl refurbishment as a shared h d useof Various schemes underway or in development 39 ha Westminster City Council tbc Partial funding tbc 2,3,23 N cycleGoldenl route. Square tI Improves and Berwick access Street tot open Market space improvements, improvements byb making ki connections which ti takes improving i into iaccount visitor i it the experience north-south north i south and dwalking safety. f t stagestage. Golden Square works out to tender. tender in place 454,5 routet from f Oxford O f d Street St t (near ( the th new Crossrail C il station) t ti ) and d Shaftsbury Sh ft b Avenue, A along l with ith the th potential t ti l for f a BBerwick i kSt Street tM Market k t proposals l at t concept td design i 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformationnew cyclel hihire station. of t tijunctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Worksstaget awaiting to begin itig funding f2011 di for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) 1212.5.21 5 21 ORB Action Plan (Oxford StSt, Delivery of public realm improvements, improvements including green oasis off the main streets and tree planting. planting Seek funding for Cavendish Square cc.84.65 84 65 ha Westminster City Council tbc Partial funding tbc 343,4, N improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by RRegent tSt&B St & Bond dSt) St) CCavendish di h Square S is i one examplel - it is i the th only l Mayor's M ' Great G t Spaces S scheme h in i WCC, WCC masterplan t l of f iimprovements.t (C(Cavendish di h ilin place 565,6 Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to improvements has been developed but on hold forf delivery due to lack offf funding. Oxford O f Circus C Crossing C Sq.S est. £5m) £) complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station completed. 1212.5.2212.1.21.a,b,c 5 22 LeicesterPlay Strategy Square (Regent (Regent's s Park) WestminsterThe Royal Parks CC -Play This Strategy scheme has has identified been developed the areas by of Westminster play - playground City Council and playful to transform spaces. the Existing central 14 ConstructionContinue the currently programme on-site. on of site works Completion detailing due and 11.552 ha 55 ha ProgrammeThe Royal Parks Manager, Manager City Planning £1.25m£15£15.5m for 5m all £650,000£15£15.5m 5mfor £600,000 for £0 6 YN gardensplaygrounds and have terraces. terraces been It audited will ill cost and up p work to £17 has million been and implemented TfL will ill contribute contrib using tePlaybuilder £3 million. million and Design London work ork Marathon started in spring/sspring/summertendering mmer as funding 2012. 2012 becomes available. available DeliDelivery er UnitUnit, Westminster CitCity RP play all RP play all RP play 2008/09Trust funding. funding and d continued Outdoor ti d in iplay 2009/10. 2009/10 promotes Implementation I healthy l t communities. communities ti should h ld be b completed l t d by b 2012. 2012 CCouncil il / TfL strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 12523a12.5.23.a CrownCrown, Grosvenor and Ongoing programme of improvements in each area including 12525a12.5.25.a Mount Street and 12525b12.5.25.b Elizabeth Completed 00.66 66 ha Grosvenor Estate & Westminster cc.£3.5m £3 5m cc.£3.5m £3 5m £0 7 N 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland* Project The stage: site will 0 =be notional, Reconfigure 1 = scoping some railings /briefing, and improve 2 = feasibility the areas study,500 m2 3 = outlineThe Royal designs, Parks 4 = detailed designs, 5 =£150£150,000 tender, 000 6 = implementation,£115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 7 = 000management3 Y plans PortmanP t EEstates t t public bli realm l StreetSt t improvements i tbG by Grosvenor Estate, Ett and d 12.5.25.c12 5 25 PortmanPt Square S and d surrounds di improvements tb by CityCit CCouncil il ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts proposals:Project,Project The Mount Regent'sRegent Street s Park Portmanmanaged Estate. to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 12.5.23.b12523b Crown,CG Grosvenor andd OngoingOiandd promotes programme healthy h lh of communitiesfi improvements ii by bt encouragingin i each h area i outdoorincluding i l d di activity. 12.5.25.a12 i 5i 25 MountM t Street St t and d 12.5.25.b12525b EliElizabeth b th CompletedC ltd 0.33033h ha GrosvenorG Ett&WtiEstate & Westminster t c.£3.5m£3 5 c.£3.5m£3 5 £0 7 N 99 Portman Estates public realm Street improvements by Grosvenor Estate, and 12.5.25.c Portman Square and surrounds improvements by City Council 12.1.2412 1 24 proposals:ppHighHi h Profile P fil Elizabeth UUrban b MMeadows: Street d PortmanTheTh creation tiEstate. of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined 12.5.23.c Crown, Grosvenor and alongOngoingg the programme central reservation of improvements of Park Lane in each from area Marble including Arch to 12.5.25.a Hydey ParkMount Corner Street 12.6.12. and 12.5.25.b Elizabeth AmbassadorsDue for completion Residence late 2011 1.67 ha Portman Estate and Westminster c.£2m c.£2m £0 6 N Portman Estates ppublic realm Street improvementsp byy Grosvenor Estate, and 12.5.25.c Portman Squareq and surrounds improvementsp byy Cityy Council 12.1.25 proposals:The Hub: Sports Portman and Square Well- PortmanCommunity Estate. engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y andbeingg surrounds initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or 12.5.24 Old Pyey Street, SW1P 2JU Environmental and infrastructure improvementsp includinggy new courtyard surfaces, new kerbs and edgings,gg periodpCommence communityy engagement, gg establish of0.48 Regent's hag Peabodyy costs/overhea£600,000 of the Hub£0 is £325,000,£600,000 for 5 3 N new pedestrianp entrances,, bin stores, , cycle y storage, g, new soft landscapep planting p g and turfing, g, installation of projectpj team and work upp feasibility yp options. Due Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years new planters and street furniture. furniture New car parking provision. provision 20122012. pa for 3 or 5 years 12.5.2512.1.26 HorseferryRoyal Parks: Road Demonstration Estate, SW1P EnvironmentalA food growing and project infrastructure aimed at demonstrating improvements sustainable including new food courtyard production surfaces, surfaces and providing new kerbs both and educational edgings, edgings CommenceThe project is community running. running If engagement, engagement funds are made establish available 00.38c1hac.1 38 ha ha PeabodyThe Royal Parks Capital£650£650,000 costs 000 Revenue£0 £55£55,000 000£650£650,000 pa 000 for 36 N 2EQallotments project (across 4 newand volunteering pedestrian entrances, entrances opportunities bin stores, storesto local cyclecommunities. communities storage, storage Funding new soft required landscape to planting provide staff and turfing, turfingcoordination installation for an of projectthe roles team would and be work advertised up feasibility with the options. options aim of Due of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). newactive planters 3 year programme.and programme street furniture. furniture 20122012.making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP 12.5.2612 5 26 Victoria BID Green Plan produced by the Victoria BID to identify green opportunities in the area, area work with partners to deliver Feasibility study for Victoria BIDBID, GLA to roll out 1.515ha ha Victoria BID £200,000£200 000 maintenance£40,000£40i 000 for tbc 3 Y Infrastructure Plan quick win opportunities and plan larger schemes, schemes and lever funding for greening opportunities where possible. possible Green Infrastructure plans to other central London budgetstudiesgp pa + FFeasibility ibilit study t d already l d taking t ki place l to t identify id tif opportunities t iti for f green roofsf in i the th area. Victoria Vi t i BID area BIDBIDs/employer / l partnerships t hi with ith support t ffrom £100£100,000 000 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l encompassesSSee description d i ti the 1212.1.28, Land 1 28 Securities1212.6.13 6 13. Estate improvements and Victoria Station upgrade proposals, both large Cross River Partnership (external Y PkParks scale redevelopmentppj projects incorporating pgp new public realm and tree planting/greeningp g g g opportunities. pp funding)g) 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y 12.612 6 RoyalReed Parks beds, and The Park Regent's Lane Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1261abc12.6.1.a,b,c Play Strategy The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. spaces Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1£1.25m 25m for all £650£650,000 000 for £600£600,000 000 for 2 N 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs playgroundsMMappingl i Green G d have h Roofs R been b f in i audited the th dit Borough B d and d hwork of f kCamden C has h dbeen b using implemented i lGIS.GIS t d using i Playbuilder Pl b ild and d London L d Marathon M th tditenderingCContacting t ti as developers d funding fdib l becomes to t confirm fi available. if il green bl roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d RP£5£5,000 play 000 l allll RP play l£0 allll RP£5£5,000 play 000 l 2 N Trust funding. Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. 12.6.1.a Hyde Park, 12.6.1.b Kensington place as part of planning permission. Using calculated strategy strategy strategy Gardens 12.6.1.c St James's Park volunteers projectspj projectspj projectspj 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y 12.6.2.a,b,c ProfessionMeadowland, conservation byDevelop offering areas skills of and amenity training. yg grassland The Royal into Parks areas Apprenticeship that have more scheme ecologicalg takes value up and to 30 interest apprentices to visitors (10 acrosseach workExpand in partnershipthe ecologygy on grasslands g the development around theof the 0 to 3 ha The Royaly Parks £200,000 £20,000 £180,000 2 N grassland, ecological grass in year)the central through Royal a 3 Parks.year apprenticeship Provides access in partnership to open space with &the nature, Landscape improves Contractors. Contractors sustainable A strategymanagement is also of being 19meadow access in to Hyde horticulture Park, grassland strategy. strategy improvements in The Royal Parks developedparklandparkland. 1262a&b12.6.2.a to get younger & b Hyde people ParkPark, 16 1262c12.6.2.c year olds Green onto Park.Park the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship The Regent Regent's s Park, Park area by proposed Bomber scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i Command in the Green Park, Park meadow by the Step Free Access at Green Park Underground station. station 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal 12.6.3 Speakers Corner Implementation of interpretation and masterplan to improve the surfacing - creating more sense of place for Work up detailed designs and weave the research 650 m2 The Royal Parks £350,000 £8,000 £342,000 3 N visitors.visitors Creates a more distinctive destinationdestination. into the interpretationinterpretation. Work with Events team to incorporate performance/interpretation. performance/interpretation

126412.6.4 Tree Strategy Tie the strategies in with neighbouring land owners / land managers. managers Include Grosvenor Square in the Raise funding to complete strategies for Hyde 378 ha The Royal Parks £80£80,000 000 £5£5,000 000 £75£75,000 000 2 Y strategystrategy. The Royal Parks in depth tree strategies for all the Royal Parks based on the Kensington Gardens ParkPark, The Regent Regent's s Park and update the St 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMATTree Strategy St t that th t includes i l d ecological l i l information. i f ti This Thi includes i l d planting l ti programme, avenue planning,li JJames'sPage ' park1 of k and12 d The Th Green G Park. P k Tie Ti the th 03/01/2012 successioni planning l i and d providing idi access to nature. strategiesi in i with ihihbi neighbouring landowners/land ld /ld managers. Include Grosvenor Square in the strategy.gy 12.6.51265 NCN 6 Develop this link through the Royal Parks and onto the Grand Union Canal. Canal Seek agreement from landowners for signing of 4 km Sustrans £250,000£250 000 + tbc tbc 0 N the route

12.6.6 Cycle Superhighways Feasibility for potential routes. One of which may go through The Regent's Park and the other on South Moving towards detailed design n/a The Royal Parks, TfL, Westminster tbc tbc tbc 3 N Carriage Drive, Hyde Park. Making connections and promoting active travel/healthy living. Council, Camden Council.

12.6.7 Henryy Moore Arch,, Reinstate the Henryy Moore Arch in Kensingtong Gardens. Would providep a distinctive destination and Feasibilityyy study for reinstatingg the arch. 50 m2 The Royaly Parks £150,000, £50,000, £100,000, 3 N Kensington Gardens encourage access to open space.

126812.6.8 The Look Out Education Implement the Look Out Education Centre in the heart of Hyde Park providing classroom space and offices for Secure funding to complete the project including 2 ha The Royal Parks £2£2.5m 5m £1£1.5m 5m £1m 5 N CentreCentre, Hyde Park the Royal Parks Foundation. Foundation Improves access to open space and nature through education. education Sustainable landscaping and ecological features. features buildingb ilding includes incl des a living li ing roof and other measures meas res which hich help to manage flood risk. risk

12.6.9.a,b1269ab Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available Combined The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55,000£55 000 pa for 6 Y allotmentsll t t project j t ((across 4 andd volunteering l t i opportunities t iti to t local l l communities. iti Funding F di required i d to t provide id staff t ff coordination di ti for f an ththe roles l would ld be b advertised d ti d with ith the th aim i of f ldland area of f off c.£125,000 £125 000 ffunding di of f 3 years ttltotal sites). active 3 year programme. 12.6.9.a Hyde Park 12.6.9.b St James's Park making appointments by April 2011. c.1 ha already c.£50,000 £165,000 invested. from TRP maintenance budget pa 12.6.10 Drinking Fountains Restore and repair existing drinking fountains, replace fountains that no longer work and installed additional Continue the programme of works detailing and n/a The Royal Parks £250,000 £90,000 £160,000 2 N programmepg fountains in the Parks. Continue the work currentlyy funded by y the Tiffany yg Programme via the Royaly Parks tenderinggg as funding becomes available. Foundation. Improvesp visitor experience,p , encouraging gg access.

12.6.11 Flood Alleviation Programme Decompaction and drainage improvements for the large grass areas on the Parks. Continuing the work that Evaluate work yet to be done in key areas. Group n/a The Royal Parks £2m £1m £1m 2 N has been done on the Hyde Park Parade Ground and areas in St James James's s park. park This improves the absorbency the programme of worksworks. of the parkland reducing runoff. runoff This improves sustainable management of the park and helps to manage flood riskrisk. 12.6.12 Highg Profile Urban Meadows: The creation of urban meadows at two highgp profile locations. First, is to create a new meadow within the Further scopingpg of the project pj on Park Lane and 3 ha London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo(g Ross- £30,000 £0 £30,000 3 Y Park Lane gardensg of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regentsg Park 12.1.24. Second,, is to create a river of colours beging outlining gp the plans for the American Tatam)) combined combined along the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hyde Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.6.13 Waterbodies in The Royal The connectivity of many of the water bodies in the parks is very important. important Reedbeds have proved to be very Implement reed beds in the main boating lake, lake The Varies The Royal Parks £500£500,000 000 £150£150,000 000 £350£350,000 000 2 N Parks successful to help improve water quality and ecological value of the water bodies in the Parks. Parks Reed beds Regent'sRegent s ParkPark, additional water body in Hyde Park have been installed in the Long Water, Water Kensington Gardens, Gardens Serpentine Hyde Park and St James James's s Park valley and additional reed beds in St James James's s Park LLake. k Provides P id access to t nature. t iin association i ti with ith a recirculation i l ti scheme. h

12.6.1412 6 14 Hyde Park and Kensington Improving the crossing points and congested areas of the route at Hyde Park Corner, Corner Rotten Row, Row West Detailed plans for Mount Gate and Palace Walk. Walk c.3c3km km The Royal Parks £250,000£250 000 £25,000£25 000 £225,000£225 000 2 Y GdGardens Cycle C l route t CCarriage i Drive, Di Mount M tGt Gate, Palace Pl Walk Wlk and dPl Palace Gate. Gt Promotes P t access to t open space. AAnalysis l i and d partnership t hi relationship l ti hi with ith Westminster Council and RBK&C regarding the Palace Gate Entrance.

12.6.15 Broad Walk and Great Bow. Implementpp improvements in association with the HLF projectpj to improve p the entrance to Kensingtong Palace. Secure fundingg to take the conceptpp plan to tbc The Royaly Parks tbc tbc tbc 3 N Kensington Gardens Improves access to open space by improving visitor experience. implementation.

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.5.11 Key Walking Route Covent Strategic scheme to improve and enhance walking route between Covent Garden and Euston comprising Byng Place and Montague Place complete - c.2.5 km LB Camden & TfL c. £1m overall Fully funded £0 6 N Garden - Euston Great Russell Street, Montagueg and Malet Streets ad Byngyg Place. Scheme details include wideninggy footways, Completionp of Malet St late 2011 overall for elements creatingg new crossings,g ,p public realm improvements,p , lighting, g g, enhancing g cycle y safety y and the creation of new completedp to small public open spaces. spaces date 12.5.12 Tottenham Court Road Tree planting on the eastern side to balance existing tree planting on the western side as part of Fitzrovia Post 2015 c.1 km LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon see 12.5.13 2, 3 Y scheme. Piperp) )

12.5.13 Fitzrovia Mid Town An area wide scheme comprisingpg of a number of measures inc. minor publicp realm improvementsp egg de Feasibilityyy study and implementation p 2011/12 15 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £355,000, £355,000, £0 4 N clutteringcluttering, street tree plantingplanting, 2-way2 way working for cyclists on one way streets Piper )

1212.5.14 5 14 West End Scheme (Tottenham TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Looking at two-way working of Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street. Street Also includes Feasibility being completed in 2011/12. 2011/12 3 km Camden officer: John Futcher / £16m (incl(incl. £6m £10m 232, 3 N Ct Rd) significant public realm schemes at St Giles Circus and Princes Circus which will form an integral part of the Consultation to commence in early 2012/13 Simon Piper TfL officer: Anthony Princes,Princes St proposedd2 2-way scheme. h SScott tt GilGiles & Cambridge Circuses)) 12.5.1512 5 15 EdgwareEd RRoad d potential t ti l BID PublicP bli realm l improvements i t along l Edgware Ed Road R d and d side id streets t t to t follow f ll after ft Edgware Ed Road R d BID OnceO BID established, t bli h d set t of f priorities i iti ffor public bli tbctb WestminsterW t i t CitCity CCouncil il tbctb £0 tbctb 0 N area publicbli realm l establishedbli h d (establishment ( bli h of f BID currently l underway) d ) realmli improvements to beb drawn d up, followed f ll d by b improvements phased implementation as funding available.

12.5.16 Bloomsbury TfL Major Scheme. The project has been developed by LB Camden and it focuses on four sites; Great Russell Gt Russell St, Byng Place and Montague Place TfL & LB Camden. Camden officer £3m £3m 0 6 N Street,, Byngyg Place, , Malet Street and Montagueg Place. completed.p Malet St expectedp to be completedpy by John Futcher / Simon Piperp end 2011.

1212.5.17 5 17 St Giles Circus New public realm o/s new entrance to Tottenham Court Rd tube station. station (See also 55145.5.14 West End Scheme - Feasibility being completed in 2011/12. 2011/12 LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £16m (incl(incl. £6m £10m 232, 3 N Tottenham Ct RdRd.) ) Consultation to commence in early 2012/13 Piper ) Princes,Princes St Giles & CambridgeC b id Circuses) 12.5.18 Princes Circus Improvements to public realm as part of the West End Scheme. Scheme (See also 5.5.14 West End Scheme - Feasibility being completed in 2011/12. 2011/12 LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £16m (incl(incl. £6m £10m 232, 3 N Tottenham Ct RdRd.) ) Consultation to commence in early 2012/13 Piper ) PrincesPrinces, St Giles & CambridgeC b id Circuses)

12.5.19 Strategicg walking g and cycling yg Greenwaysy Network in Westminster as partpg of larger London-wide scheme,,g Long Acre walkingg route between Multiplep Multiplep TfL & Westminster Cityy Council tbc Partial fundingg tbc 1,2,,,N connections: Westminster Leicester Sq and Covent Garden. Sustainable transport corridor from Covent Garden to Leicester Sq, in place 3,4, 12.5.1912 5 19 British Museum via Covent Gdn to river walking route, route cycle schemes including 12.3.31233 Delamere 5,6,56 Terrace in Little VeniceVenice. 7

12.5.2012 5 20 Soho Action Plan Working with stakeholders and community, community delivery of agreed Action Plan, Plan including the refurbishment of Various schemes underway or in development 39 ha Westminster City Council tbc Partial funding tbc 2,3,23 N Golden Square and Market improvements, improvements which takes into account the north-south north south walking stagestage. Golden Square works out to tender. tender in place 454,5 routet from f Oxford O f d Street St t (near ( the th new Crossrail C il station) t ti ) and d Shaftsbury Sh ft b Avenue, A along l with ith the th potential t ti l for f a BBerwick i kSt Street tM Market k t proposals l at t concept td design i new cyclel hihire station. t ti staget awaiting iti funding f di 1212.5.21 5 21 ORB Action Plan (Oxford StSt, Delivery of public realm improvements, improvements including green oasis off the main streets and tree planting. planting Seek funding for Cavendish Square cc.84.65 84 65 ha Westminster City Council tbc Partial funding tbc 343,4, N RRegent tSt&B St & Bond dSt) St) CCavendish di h Square S is i one examplel - it is i the th only l Mayor's M ' Great G t Spaces S scheme h in i WCC, WCC masterplan t l of f iimprovements.tComplete Key Project (C(Cavendish di h ilin place 565,6 Appendices – Rollingimprovements Project has been developedLists but on hold forf delivery due to lack offf funding. Oxford O f Circus C Crossing C Sq.S est. £5m) £) completed. 1212.5.22 5 22 Leicester Square Westminster CC - This scheme has been developed by Westminster City Council to transform the central Construction currently on-site. on site Completion due 11.55 55 ha Programme Manager, Manager City Planning £15£15.5m 5m £15£15.5m 5m £0 6 Y

gardens and terraces. terraces It will ill cost up p to £17 million and TfL will ill contribute contrib te £3 million. million Design work ork started in spring/sspring/summer mmer 2012. 2012 SiSize (h(ha, DeliDelivery er UnitUnit, Westminster CitCity EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project 2008/09 and d continued ti d in i 2009/10. 2009/10 Implementation I l t ti should h ld be b completed l t d by b 2012. 2012 km) CCouncil il / TfL Total cost place Required S Sta 12523a12.5.23.a1212.1 1 HHampsteadCrownCrown, t d RidRidgeGrosvenor NNorth th and and d SSouth th Ongoing programme of improvements in each area including 12525a12.5.25.a Mount Street and 12525b12.5.25.b Elizabeth Completed 00.66 66 ha Grosvenor Estate & Westminster cc.£3.5m £3 5m cc.£3.5m £3 5m £0 7 N PortmanP t EEstates t t public bli realm l StreetSt t improvements i tbG by Grosvenor Estate, Ett and d 12.5.25.c12 5 25 PortmanPt Square S and d surrounds di improvements tb by CityCit CCouncil il proposals: Mount Street Portman Estate. 12.1.1 Elthorne Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N 12.5.23.b12523b Crown,CG Grosvenor andd facilitiesOngoingOi andprogramme currentlyyy of thefi improvements play area butt in i has each significant hg area including i lpotential di 12.5.25.a12 to 5 25enhanceMountM the t Street St landscape t and d 12.5.25.b12525b and accessibility EliElizabeth by thof CompletedCrated as ltd a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 0.33033h ha GrosvenorG Ett&WtiEstate & Westminster t c.£3.5m£3 5 c.£3.5m£3 5 £0 7 N Portman Estates public realm theStreet site improvements alongg with the by biodiversity Grosvenory value Estate, of theand site. 12.5.25.c Portman Square and surrounds improvements by Strategygy and audit. City Council proposals:pp Elizabeth Street Portman Estate. 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y 12.5.23.c Crown, Grosvenor and attractionOngoing programme and local resource of improvements throughg extensive in each area conservation, including,p 12.5.25.arepresentationMount and Street interpretation andp 12.5.25.b Elizabeth managementDue forg completion Plan update.latep 2011 Managing gg visitor 1.67 ha Portman Estate and Westminster c.£2m c.£2m £0 6 N Portman Estates ppublic realm complementedStreet improvementsp by a programme byy Grosvenor of events,Estate, training, and 12.5.25.c volunteering, Portman education Squareq and and surrounds audience development. improvementsp byy pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog Cityy Council proposals: Portman Square Portman Estate. waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocaland surrounds l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 12.5.24 Old Pyey Street, SW1P 2JU Environmental and infrastructure improvementsp includinggy new courtyard surfaces, new kerbs and edgings,gg Commence communityy engagement, gg establish 0.48 ha Peabodyy £600,000 £0 £600,000 3 N within Hackney: Hackney Downs and StokeS Newington CommonC . The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects Improvements: Waterlow Park new pedestrianp entrances,, bin stores, 12.9.3 , cycle y storage, g, new soft landscapep 12.2.6planting p g and turfing, g, installation of projectpj team and work upp feasibility yp options. Due the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) new planters and street furniture. furniture New car parking provision. provision 20122012. benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 121412.1.412.5.25 AhArchwayHorseferry Road Estate, SW1P PPublicEnvironmental bli space iimprovements and infrastructure t tto AArchway improvements h ClClose and including d FlFlowers new MMews courtyard (i(is lland d surfaces,surfaces iin ththe centre new t ofkerbs f AArchway hand edgings, edgingsgyratory), t ) PPublicCommence bli consultation community lt ti on design d engagement, engagement i options ti establish forf Archway A h 1h100.38 ha 38 ha LBPeabody Islington I li t £650£650,000£8£8m 000 £2£2m£0 £650£650,000£6£6m 000 23 N 2EQ potentiallynew pedestrian including entrances, entrances SUDS bin and stores, storesgreening cycle measures, storage, storage improvednew soft landscape pedestrian plantingcrossings and between turfing, turfing the installation station and of Closeproject and team Flowers and work Mews, up feasibilityand further options. options traffic Due thenew Archway planters y, island,and street and furniture.furniturefuture removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment20122012. to investigategpp improved pedestrian access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.5.2612 5 26 Victoria BID Green Plan produced by the Victoria BID to identify green opportunities in the area, area work with partners to deliver Feasibility study for Victoria BIDBID, GLA to roll out 1.515ha ha Victoria BID £200,000£200 000 £40,000£40 000 for tbc 3 Y 12.1.5 FloodInfrastructure prevention Plan and water Majorquick win works opportunities to the dams and and plan ponds larger on schemes,schemesHampstead and Heath lever to funding prevent for potential greening flooding opportunities as a result where of possible. possible ConsultationGreen Infrastructure with stakeholders. plans to other Talks central with London user 160 ha City of London £15m studies£15m + £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateFFeasibility ibilitq study spillways t py d already l and d taking t to ki attenuate place l to t water identify id tifon opportunitiessite. t iti for f green roofsf in i the th area. Victoria Vi t i BID area gpgroupsBIDBIDs/employer / have l started partnerships t with hi a final with ith decision support t on ffrom the £100£100,000 000 Heath encompasses the Land Securities Estate improvements and Victoria Station upgrade proposals, both large optionsCross River in summer Partnership 2011 before public consultation (external scale redevelopmentppj projects incorporating pgp new public realm and tree planting/greeningp g g g opportunities. pp and detailed design exercise and planning funding)g) application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting 12.612 6 Royal Parks and Park Lane up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH 1261abc12.6.1.a,b,c Play Strategy KensalThe Royal Green Parks and Play Brompton Strategy p Cemetery) has identified y) are on the the areas Registerg of play of -Parks playground and Gardens and playful at Grade spaces. spaces 1 and Existing two 14 TheContinue principalpp the programme monuments ofin works the Western detailing and 2 ha CemeteryThe Royal yg &Parks English Heritage. g £1£1.25m 25m for all Officer£650£650,000 000time for to £600£600,000 000 for 2 N (Nunhead(playgroundsl u ead dand a have hd West est been b Norwood) o audited ood) dit d are a and e dat work Grade Gade k has h 2*. been b Many a implemented i y individual l d dua t dbuildings, bu using d i gs,Playbuilder Pl tombs to b bs ild and a and d monuments d oLondon L u d e tsMarathon M within t th the t e CemeteryCetditendering ete y ashave a funding fdib e been bee becomesrepaired epa ed andaavailable. d ilconserved co bl se ed with t RP play l developde eallll op RP scope play l allll RP play l cemeteriesTrust funding. are Outdooralso listed play and promotes separately healthy identified communities. on the Heritage 12.6.1.a At Hyde Risk Register. RegisterPark, 12.6.1.b Kensington English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund strategy strategy strategy Gardens 12.6.1.c St James's Park grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place projectspj projectspj projectspj Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the 12.6.2.a,b,c Meadowland, conservation Develop areas of amenityyg grassland into areas that have more ecologicalg value and interest to visitors across Expand the ecologygy grasslands g around the 3 ha The Royaly Parks £200,000 £20,000 £180,000 2 N considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t grassland, ecological grass in the central Royal Parks. Provides access to open space & nature, improves sustainable management of meadow in Hyde Park, grassland improvements in The Royal Parks parkland. 12.6.2.a & b Hyde Park, 12.6.2.c Green Park. The Regent s Park, area by proposed Bomber The Royal Parks Allparkland cemeteries1262a&b and burialHyde groundsgpy Park potentially1262cGreen face the Park problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, The Regent's Park area by proposed Bomber Command in the Green Park, Park meadow by the Step monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must Free Access at Green Park Underground station. station balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common 12.6.3 Speakers Corner toImplementation many of our historic of interpretation cemeteries and whatever masterplan their to ownership improve the and surfacing management. management - creating more sense of place for Work up detailed designs and weave the research 650 m2 The Royal Parks £350,000 £8,000 £342,000 3 N visitors.visitors Creates a more distinctive destinationdestination. into the interpretationinterpretation. Work with Events team to ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i incorporate performance/interpretation. performance/interpretation access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. 126412.6.4 Tree Strategy Tie the strategies in with neighbouring land owners / land managers. managers Include Grosvenor Square in the Raise funding to complete strategies for Hyde 378 ha The Royal Parks £80£80,000 000 £5£5,000 000 £75£75,000 000 2 Y Allstrategystrategy. the 'Magnificent The g Royal Seven' Parks in cemeteries depth tree have strategies 'Friends for of' all groups gpthe Royal who Parks provide p based extensive on the supportKensington pp to their Gardens ParkPark, The Regent Regent's s Park and update the St respectiveTTree Strategy St t cemeteries. that th t includes i l d ecological l i l information. i f ti This Thi includes i l d planting l ti programme, avenue planning,li JJames's ' park k and d The Th Green G Park. P k Tie Ti the th 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritagesuccessioni restoration planning l i ofand a d historicproviding idi designed access landscapeto nature. feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draftstrategies Conservation i in i with ihihbi neighbouring Management landowners/land ld Plan in place. /ld 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newermanagers. section Include that Grosvenorwas refurbished Square in 1990in 1990's the s requiresstrategy.gy reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs 12.6.51265 NCN 6 Develop this link through the Royal Parks and onto the Grand Union Canal. Canal Seekfrom the agreement rotunda rot nda tofrom the landowners lookout looko t is a for more signing of 4 km Sustrans £250,000£250 000 + tbc tbc 0 N thesignificanti route ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k external sources for funding. 12.1.812.6.6 WhittingtonCycle Superhighways Park TheFeasibility park has for seenpotential some routes. significant One of investment which may into go it'sitthrough s facilities The recently Regent's with Park new and Astroturf the other pitch, on changingSouth ImplementingMoving towards next detailed phase design of planting ecology area 4n/a ha LBThe Islington Royal Parks, TfL, Westminster £1mtbc £100,000tbc £900,000tbc 43 N roomsCarriage and Drive, an ecology Hyde Park. area. area Making The site connections is in an AOND. AOND and promotingInvestment active is required travel/healthy to complete living. the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This Council, Camden Council. (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested 12.6.7 Henryy Moore Arch,, Reinstate the Henryy Moore Arch in Kensingtong Gardens. Would providep a distinctive destination and GreenspaceFeasibilityyy study Strategy for reinstating and audit. auditg the arch. 50 m2 The Royaly Parks £150,000, in £50,000ecology , £100,000, 3 N Kensington Gardens encourage access to open space. area))

126812.6.812.1.9 TheParliament Look Out Hill Education Triangle, ImplementThis is the largestthe Look and Out busiest Education gateway Centre to Hampstead in the heart Heath.Heathof Hyde Improved Park providing access, access classroom structural spaceimprovements and offices to for SecureFollowing funding unsuccessful to complete HLF thebid projectfor landscape including 236 ha ha TheCity of Royal London Parks £8-10m£8£2£2.5m 10m 5m £1£1.5m 5m£0 £8-10m£8 10m£1m 50 NY CentreCentre,Hampstead Hyde Heath Park the Royallandscape Parks and Foundation. Foundation facilities and Improves reducing access the impact to open of space the built and environment nature through and functional education. education elements Sustainable on the landscapingimprovements and and ecological redesign features. features of the Heritage buildingblandscape ilding includes incl character. character des a living li ing roof and other measures meas res which hich help to manage flood risk. risk CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 12.6.9.a,b1269ab Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational relocationThel project i of fis café running. running fé and d depot dIf funds facilities. f are ili i made available Combined The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55,000£55 000 pa for 6 Y allotmentsll t t project j t ((across 4 andd volunteering l t i opportunities t iti to t local l l communities. iti Funding F di required i d to t provide id staff t ff coordination di ti for f an ththe roles l would ld be b advertised d ti d with ith the th aim i of f ldland area of f off c.£125,000 £125 000 ffunding di of f 3 years ttltotal Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y 1212.1.10 1 10 sites).Hampstead Heath active 3 year programme. 12.6.9.a Hyde Park 12.6.9.b St James's Park making appointments by April 2011. c.1 ha already c.£50,000 £165,000 sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150invested. 000 from£150,000£150 TRP 000 causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) maintenance(Greenways) Camden's LIP. budget pa 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N 12.6.10 Drinking Fountains Restore and repair existing drinking fountains, replace fountains that no longer work and installed additional Continue the programme of works detailing and n/a The Royal Parks £250,000 £90,000 £160,000 2 N programmepg fountains in the Parks. Continue the work currentlyy funded by y the Tiffany yg Programme via the Royaly Parks tenderinggg as funding becomes available. 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfLFoundation. Major Scheme. Scheme Improvesp visitor experience,p , encouraging gg access. Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper) 12.6.11 Flood Alleviation Programme Decompaction and drainage improvements for the large grass areas on the Parks. Continuing the work that Evaluate work yet to be done in key areas. Group n/a The Royal Parks £2m £1m £1m 2 N 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheThhas been followingf ll done i Wildflowers Wildfl on the Hyde Meadows M Park d Parade are planned Ground l d ; and12.5.31253 areas St JJamesin St James James's GGardens d s park. park (420 This sqm), improves ) 12.5.41254 the EustonEt absorbency Sq S CompletedCthe programme ltd of worksworks. 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardensof the parkland (1000sqm) reducing , 12.1.13 runoff. runoff Talacre This improves Gardens sustainable(1000sqm) management of the park and helps to manage Conservation Manager) flood riskrisk. 12.6.1212.1.14 HighCamdeng Profile High Urban Street Meadows: The creationscheme willof urban widen meadows the footways at two and high gpimprove profile the locations. streetscene First, for is tothe create section a newof road meadow from Camdenwithin the Town Completed Further scopingpg of the project pj on Park Lane and 3 haTfL London & LB In Camden Bloom/ODA (Hugo(g Ross- £30,000 £0 £30,000 3 YN Park Lane gardensgstation to of the the Regent's U.S.g Ambassadors Canal. In the residence longerg term in Regents LBg Camden Park are12.1.24 keen. toSecond, implementp , is to similarcreate apublicp river realmof colours beging outlining gp the plans for the American Tatam)) combined combined alongimprovements the central in the reservation southern of section Park Lane and fromthey are Marble discussing Arch to the Hyde details Park with Corner TfL. 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.6.1312.1.15 WaterbodiesRestoration of in Acid The GrasslandRoyal TheRestoration connectivity of Acid of many Grassland of the on water Primrose bodies Hill, Hill in the partnership parks is LBC very andimportant. important Royal Reedbeds Parks have proved to be very ImplementPlanned for reed 2011 beds pending in the grant main application boating lake, lake for The Varies11.6ha 6ha TheLB Camden Royal Parks (Richard Harris - Nature £500£500,000£17£17,000 000 £150£150,000£2£2,000 000 £350£350,000£15£15,000 000 2 N Parkson Primrose Hill successful to help improve water quality and ecological value of the water bodies in the Parks. Parks Reed beds Regent'sRegentpos.pos April s ParkPark,2012. 2012 additional water body in Hyde Park Conservation Manager) have been installed in the Long Water, Water Kensington Gardens, Gardens Serpentine Hyde Park and St James James's s Park valley and additional reed beds in St James James's s Park 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, ImprovingLLake. k Provides P the id interpretation, access to t nature. tpresentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gainiin association Planning i ti withPermission ith a recirculation i to l take ti scheme.the h project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward 12.6.1412 6 14 HydePrimrose Park Hill and Kensington Improving the crossing points and congested areas of the route at Hyde Park Corner, Corner Rotten Row, Row West Detailed plans for Mount Gate and Palace Walk. Walk c.3c3km km The Royal Parks £250,000£250 000 £25,000£25 000 £225,000£225 000 2 Y GdGardens Cycle C l route t CCarriage i Drive, Di Mount M tGt Gate, Palace Pl Walk Wlk and dPl Palace Gate. Gt Promotes P t access to t open space. AAnalysis l i and d partnership t hi relationship l ti hi with ith 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Westminster Council and RBK&C regarding the Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) Palace Gate Entrance. issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll

traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, e* 12.6.15 Broad Walk and Great Bow. Implementpp improvements in association with the HLF projectpj to improve p the entrance to Kensingtong Palace. Secure fundingg to take the conceptpp plan to SiSizetbc (h(ha, The Royaly Parks EiEstimatedtbc d FFunding ditbc in i FFunding ditbc 3 N

Project NrNr. Project name increaseProject description pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, Next steps Project Owner age Key project Kensington Gardens Improves access to open space by improving visitor experience. implementation. km) Total cost place Required S increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for Sta 12.6.16 Studio Walk shared use cycle Completion2012/13 of the trial route - based on The Royal Parks Criteria for Success and Equality Impact Complete survey and assessment work. 650 m2 The Royal Parks £30,000 £30,000 £0 3 N 12.1.1912 1 19 route,St Mark Mark's Kensington s Bridgeg cycle Gardens accessaccess, Assessment.As the final part Improves of p the Broad connections Walk shared and access use cycle to open route p space pSt Mark Mark's by yp simproving Bridge gwas visitor identified experience p to connect and safety. the y Secure Undertake funding the Equality for q the y| assessment|impact p Assessment. work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The 12.6.17 The Site,, ImplementRRoyalp l Parks P k 5 Criteria Cplaquespq it i forf and Success S interpretationp and d along l panel pg with ithto consultationgive information lt ti to t see about if the th the route 1851 t is i Greatsuitable itbl Exhibition as a shared h Site. d use Implementp pjproject on site 20 m2 The Royaly Parks £40,000, £35,000, £5,000, 5 N Hyde Park Producecyclel route. education tI Improves pack. pack access Improves tot open access space to byb open making kispace connections by improving ti improving i visitor i experience visitor i it experience and i a distinctive and d safety. f t 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAdestination Page 5 of 12 03/01/2012 1212.6.1812.1.20 6 18 AccessBritannia Projects Junction / Camden FeasibilityTransformation Study of to junctionj indentify to the the key south barriers of Camden to various Town vulnerable Tube station. groups Creation and look of at a newprojects publicpp to space,break down SecureWorks to funding beging 2011to undertake for completion ppthis project. project in April 2012. n/a0.3 ha TheLB Camden Royal Parks ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000£20£20,000 000 £900,000£0 £20£20,000 000£0 26 NY Town West thesesimplifiedp barriersbarriers. crossing Includingg and traffic signagesignage, arrangements playfulg features and wider for severelyseverel footways.yy disabled New tree childrenchildren, plantingpg toilet on facilitiesfacilities,Parkway. y benchesbenches, Traffic Piperp) ) entrances,improvementst road dand crossings tree i planting etc. tI Improves in streets access between tot openCamden space High byb St improving i and the i visitorrailway i it experience. corridor, corridor i bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to 12.6.1912 6 19 Spur RoadRoad, St James's Park completeImplement green a semi route pedestrianisation Regents Park project and London for the Zoo road from adjacent Camden to Buckingham Town Tube Station.Station Palace. Palace This would Detail the concept plan - update with latest traffic tbc The Royal Parks £500,000£500 000 £0 £500,000£500 000 3 N significantlyi ifi tl improve i the th access andd experience i for f pedestrians d t i and d cyclists. li t iinformation. f ti 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 12.6.20 Storey's Gate Junction St Improveplaygrounds the designhave been of the audited entrance and junction work has at been Storey's implemented Gate which using is a complicatedPlaybuilder and junction London that Marathon has limited Drawtendering up detailed as funding design becomes and take available. available through 180 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000RP play all £40,000 RP play all RP play£0 4 N James's Park spaceTrustp funding.funding for all visitors Outdoor and play users promotes of the junction.j healthy Thecommunities. communities projectpj is based on the research and feasibilityyy study consultation and tender. strategy strategy strategy carried out in 2009. Improves connections and access to open space by improving visitor experience and projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt safety.safety 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Improving interpretation thought out the Royal Parks to help visitor access to nature, nature pointing to areas of Assess existing information that is available and n/a The Royal Parks cc. £300,000 £300 000 £15£15,000 000 £275£275,000 000 262, 6 N 1212.6.21 6 21 Project,ProjectInterpretation The Regent'sRegent programme s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfieldiinterest, t fi t ldaccessing site it and i d sportsome t and areas d healthy h will lthill be b activities allowed ti ll iti d to tto t promotecolonise l i t healthy hnaturally. t lth ll communities. 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1212.6.2212.1.24 61 2224 ConsiderateHighHi h Profile P fil UUrban Cycling b MMeadows: d RunTheTh creationthe Considerate ti of f urban b Cycling meadows d Campaign at t two t high hi in hthe profile parks fil locations. l to tiraise awarenessFirst, Fi t is i to t create of the t aPathways new meadow Code d within of ithi Conduct, Conduct the th PlanFurtherF th events scoping and i ofactivities f the th project jfor tthe on year.Park yearP k Lane L and d n/a11h ha TheLondonL dRoyal In I Bloom/ODA BlParks /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30£6£6,000 000 £6£6,000 000£0 £30,000£30 000£0 51 N CampaignWinfield House givegardens safety of theadvice U.S. and Ambassadors information residenceabout cycling in Regents in the Royal Park Parks12.1.24 and . Second, surrounding is to createareas. areas aImproves river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined connectionsalongg theti central and d accessreservation to t open of Park space Lane byb fromimproving i Marble i visitor i Arch it experience to Hydey i Park and dCorner safety. f t 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y Implement 5 plaques and interpretation panel to give information about the 1851 Great Exhibition Site. Implement project on site 20 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000 £35,000 £5,000 5 N 12.6.23 beingThe gGreat initiative Exhibition Site, and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or Hydey Park Produce education pack.pp Improves access to openp space p by yp improving g visitor experience p and a distinctive periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 destination Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years 12.6.24 Better Water Management Implement works to improve the water conservation in the Royal Parks. Capturing run run-off, off, utilising borehole Continue the programme of works detailing and n/a The Royal Parks £550,000 £350,000 £200,000 4 N pa for 3 or 5 water for toilets, toilets buildings and irrigation. irrigation This contributes strongly to climate change adaptation and helps to tendering as funding becomes available. available years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration Amanage food growing flood risk. risk project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N 12.6.25 Controlallotments of Invasive project (acrossspeciesp 4 Theand volunteering Royaly Parks opportunitieshas several invasive to local speciescommunities. communitiesp and tree Funding diseases required already to y provide in the Parks. staff coordinationA strategygy (updated ( for p an Putthe roles togetherg would a project pj be advertised team to with create the a aim fully yof n/a The Royaly Parks of c.£125,000 c £125£200,000, 000 funding£53,000, of 3 years£147,000 , total 2 N andsites)sites). diseases. annually)active 3 year to identify programme. programme and define The Royal Parks policy towards existing and likely invasive species has been prioritisedmaking appointments and costed implementationby April 2011. 2011 strategy. cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 drawn up. up An implementation strategy for controlling any more being introduced through plant hygiene, hygiene good Further progress current actions against existing ffrom TRP managementmanagement, education etc. etc needs to be developed and implemented. implemented Invasive species and diseases priority diseases and invasive species including maintenancei threaten biodiversity (e.g. (e g Acute Oak Decline, Decline Floating Pennywort) and some pests (e.g. (e g oak processionary serious pests such as Oak Processionary Moth to budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSeemoth)th) description d if unmanaged i ti 1212.1.28, d 1 pose 28 1212.6.13 a human 6h 13. health h lth risk i k that th t would ld greatly tl reduce d access tott nature. lilimit it potential t ti l iimpacts t within ithi CCentral t l LLondon. d Y 12.7 Counter'sCounterPkParks s Creek: Chelsea Wharf to Wormwood Scrubs

12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y 12.7.11271 KensalReed beds, Green The (All Regent's Souls) Park Ofnature. London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all bidA Conservationfor the QMG Management lake reedbed workPlan is was in place to c.25c 25 ha Varies: Cemetery owners and Not known Known Not known 1,2,12 N Cemetery on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, guidesuccessful future and work £62,100 to the cemeterycemetery.awarded. Secure Works currentlyat least managementmanagement, Friends of Kensal funding: EH 3 Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two subject£7,145, matchto grant funding. funding g by EH include repairs to Green Cemetery & English Heritage. Heritage Officer time 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping(Nunhead(N h i dGreen G and d West W Roofs R t fNorwood) N in i the th d)Borough B are at ht GradeGof f Camden C d 2*. 2* d Many M using i individual i GIS. diGIS id l buildings, b ildi tombs t b and d monuments t within ithi the th CContactinglistedli t dt tombs, t ti b developers d the thl repair i totof f confirmthe th fiboundary b if dgreen wall roofs ll and f din i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. placefunding as for part works of planning to a bay permission. of the colonnade Using is calculated volunteersbeinggp pursued the Friends Of Kensal Green 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg TheVarying Royaly types Parks of Conservationstrategygy to signpost gand p Management and aid youngy Plans gp people are p intocurrently Park in Management place g there andis now Horticultural an urgent careersneed to ToCemetery. continue The to runfuture the of Apprenticeship ppthe Anglican p Chapelscheme is and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession byconsider offering and skills balance and training. architectural The Royal and landscape Parks Apprenticeship design heritage scheme with ecological takes up to and 30 apprentices biodiversity value. value(10 each workalso underin partnership consideration on the with development restoration of plans the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developedAll cemeteries to get and younger burial grounds people 16potentially year olds face onto the the problem career path of safety and and possibly stability onto of the headstones, headstones Apprenticeship scheme.monumentsh Royal Rt and l dParks P other th k staff masonry, t ff would ld and be bd trained tthe th i long l d to t term t deliver d li management horticultural h ti ltt of l ftraining. ttrees t i i and d other th plant l t material t i l and d must t balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide-ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal to manyy of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownershippg and management.

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long long-term term while improving accessaccess, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses

All the th 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' cemeteries t i have h 'Friends 'F i d of' f' groups who h provide id extensive t i support t to t their th i 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMArespectiveii cemeteries. Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 127212.7.2 WWormwood dS Scrubs b DDevelopment l tf of an environmental i tld education ti centre t on Wormwood W dSbf Scrubs focusing i on the thd development l tf of a DDevelopment l t of f feasibility f ibilit study t d 05h0.5 ha LB HHammersmith ith & FFulham lh PParks k £1£1.4m 4 GLA - £0 2 Y wetland, ornithology centre and educational resource. Enhance access to and enjoyment of the Local Nature £400,000, Reserve, in the context of the recent improvementp works to Little Wormwood Scrubs in 2009, as partp of The RBKC Mayorayo of o London’s o do s Priority o ty Parks a s Scheme, Sc e e, which c included c uded resurfacing esu ac g of o the t e footpaths, ootpat s, boundary bou da y treatment, t eat e t, £600,000, new park furniture, furniture play, play tree planting, planting an ornamental dog free garden, garden an outdoor gym and improvements to Playfinder the scrub and meadows. meadows £400£400,000 000

127312.7.3 Cycle Track to explore the opportunity of developing a cycling path along the route of the West London Line (running from Conduct initial scoping of potential to implement tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea / Network £3m tbc £0 £3m tbc 0 N north to south along the west side of RBKC). RBKC) the project and discuss with main partners. partners Rail

12.7.41274 Charles House Development Under construction RB Kensington & Chelsea & N siteit LdLandowners

12.7.51275 EarlsE l CCourt tR Redevelopment d l t 16.7516 75 ha h of f new open space includingi l di the th 2 ha h Lost L t River Ri Park P k along l the th original i i l alignment li t of f Counter's C t ' PlanningPl i and d consultation. lt ti 31.1311h ha EC Properties P ti Ltd / TfL / LB £Multi-million£M lti illi DeveloperDl throughth h s.106 106 2,323Y CCreek, k a lost l tributary ib of f the h Thames. Th The Th complete l redevelopment d l of f a large l swathe h of f west London L d set to HHammersmith ih&F & Fulham lh /RB/ RB contributionsib i become one of the biggest construction sites in the capital, includes around 7,500 new homes and Kensington & Chelsea & others commercial and retail spacep in a 31 ha overall developmentp site. Scheme includes an exhibition square,q, gateway spaces, garden squares and communal gardens

12.7.6 Bromptonp Cemeteryy Of London's 'Magnificentg Seven' 19th centuryyp metropolitan cemeteries, all are significantlygy vulnerable and all Tomb and monument restoration programmepg to be c.18 ha Varies: Royaly Parks Agency, gy Friends Not known Known Not known N on Englishg Heritage's gg Heritage at Risk Registerg() (2011) in their entiretyy or elements thereof. Three (Highgate,( gg , developedpp and implemented. Of Bromptonp Cemeteryy& & English g funding:g EH Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two HeritageHeritage. Officer time (Nunhead and West Norwood) are at Grade 2 2* . Many individual buildings, buildings tombs and monuments within the cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register

Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value.

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones monuments and other masonry, masonry and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide-ranging wide ranging needs of visitors. visitors The issues are common tto many of f our historic hi t i cemeteries t i whatever h t their th i ownership hi and d management.t

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long-term while improving access,,y safety and the potential p for their educational as well as amenity,y, biodiversity y and leisure uses.

All the 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends Friends of of' groups who provide extensive support to their respective cemeteriescemeteries. 127712.7.7 Brompton Cemetery RBK&C - This scheme will upgrade the existing cemetery path which provides an excellent off-road off road link for Completed TfL £70£70,000 000 £70£70,000 000 £0 N cyclistsli t travelling t lli between b t the th Fulham F lh Road R d and d Old Brompton B t Road. R d It is i a peaceful f l alternative lt ti for f those th who h wish to avoid arterial routes such as the Earl's CourtC one way system.

12.7.8 Eel Brook CCommon Landscaping and drainage enhancement to remove pedestrian cyclist bottle necks to improve safetyf and Initial consultation, project scoping and 1 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks ££500,000 ££50,000 ££450,000 1 N pypermeability of the site from northern entrance. Storm water drainageg and surface treatment improvementsp to identification of fundingg opportunities. pp reduce surface water run off into Thames from significantgp impermeable surface area.

12.7.9 Green Roofs To conduct an audit to identify all RBKC owned roofs which are suitable for greening and implement clusters Conduct the roof audit and develop action plan tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea tbc £5,000 tbc 1 N of green roofs across RBKC. RBKC

12.812 8 Westways: A4 and Westway Corridors

128112.8.1 Wornington Green Estate regeneration including the reinstatement of improved Athlone Gardens, Gardens Venture Centre, Centre play spaces, spaces Under phased construction 53ha5.3 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea, Chelsea Overall tbc tbc 363,6 Y RegenerationR ti and d bbetter tt walkinglki cycling li and d public bli realm l improvements i t and d public bli art. t KensingtonK itHiTtdth Housing Trust and other £250m£250 + connectivityii llandowners d & &d developers l 12.8.2.a Westway - Westbourne GGrove The CSCore Strategy ffor the Westway sets out the ffollowing vision: " The Westway fflyover will no longer be an Awaiting finalf outcomes off Westway SPD Sf before 9.3 ha RB Kensington &&C Chelsea and £2.5m£( (private Pos. £300,000£ tbc 1 Y to White City Cluster - oppressive negative influence but one which celebrates public art and creativity, using this and the land assets commence planning. overall Westway Development Trust capital) s.106 funding Portobello Squareq beneath the flyover".y Areas beinggp put forward run from Westbourne Park to Portobello Road,, around what will become 12.8.2.a Portobelllo Square, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk and Malton Road close to 1282c12.8.2.c the Stableways and Westway Sports CentreCentre. The area also includes the Westway Project (lighting and painting). painting) 12.8.2.b Westwayy - The Core Strategygy for the Westwayy sets out the followingg vision: " The Westwayyy flyover will no longerg be an Awaitingg final outcomes of Westwayy SPD before 9.3 ha RB Kensingtong & Chelsea and £5.5m tbc £5.5m 1 Y to White City Cluster-Cluster Maxilla oppressive negative influence but one which celebrates public art and creativity, creativity using this and the land assets commence planning. planning overall Westway Development Trust Walk/Malton Road beneath the flyover flyover" . Areas being put forward run from Westbourne Park to Portobello Road, Road around what will become 1282a12.8.2.a Portobelllo SquareSquare, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 1282b12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk andd Malton M lt Road R d close l to t 128212.8.2.c ththe StStableways bl and d Westway W t Sports S t Centre. C t The Th area also l includes i l d the th Westway Project (lighting( and painting).) 12.8.2.c1282c Westway - Westbourne Grove The Core Strategy for the Westway sets out the following vision: " The Westway flyover will no longer be an Awaiting final outcomes on White City World City 9.393ha ha RB Kensington & Chelsea and £4.5m£4 5m Pos.Pos s.106 s 106 £4.5m£4 5m 1 Y tto WhitWhite CitCity ClCluster t - oppressivei negative ti influence i fl but b t one which hi h celebrates l b t public bli art t and d creativity, ti it using i this thi and d the th land l d assets t OOpportunity t it Area A Framework F k and d Westway W t SPD. SPD overallll WWestway t DDevelopment l tT Trust t ffunding di via i StStableways bl and d Westway W t bbeneath th the th flyover". fl " Areas A being b i put t forward f d run from f Westbourne W tb Park P k to t Portobello P t b ll Road, R d around d what h t will ill WhitWhite CitCity OA Sports Centre become 12.8.2.a Portobelllo Square, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk and Malton Road close to 12.8.2.c the Stablewaysy and Westwayyp Sports Centre. The area also includes the Westwayy Project j (lighting ( g g and painting). p g) 12.8.3 North Kensington Leisure A new leisure centre for north Kensington developed in tandem with the Kensington Aldridge Academy Competition awarded in Autumn 2011. Design 0.8 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea (James £24.7m £24.7m £0 3 N centre includinggg a new green link between Lancaster Road and Grenfell Road. development and further detailed consultation. Masini)) (leisure( centre Forma pre-applicationp pp discussion in 2012. element))

12.8.4 Westbourne Public realm improvementsp alongg Westbourne Grove and Queenswayy and the side roads,,y mainly streetscape p Conceptpp plans being g developed p for consultation in BID area Westminster Cityy( Council (Mike c.£4-5m £1m £3-4m 2 N Grove/Queensway BID public improvements including possibility of new pocket park. Gateways to/from Hyde Park, Paddington and K&C. early 2012. Project implementation likely to be (Queenswa Fairmainer) realm improvements deferred until after the Olympics, Olympics funding allowing. allowing y and Westbourne Grove) 12.8.5 Hammersmith Park Repairpp of pond lining g - Garden of Peace Initial feasibilityy undertaken. Optionsp appraisal pp 0.1 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks £150,000, £15,000, £135,000, 2 N and costs beingg established

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.6.16 Studio Walk shared use cycle Completion of the trial route - based on The Royal Parks Criteria for Success and Equality Impact Complete survey and assessment work. 650 m2 The Royal Parks £30,000 £30,000 £0 3 N route, Kensingtong Gardens Assessment. Improvesp connections and access to openp space p by yp improving g visitor experience p and safety.y Undertake the Equalityq y| |impact p Assessment.

12.6.17 The Great Exhibition Site,, Implementp 5 plaques pq and interpretationp panel pg to give information about the 1851 Great Exhibition Site. Implementp pjproject on site 20 m2 The Royaly Parks £40,000, £35,000, £5,000, 5 N Hyde Park Produce education pack. pack Improves access to open space by improving visitor experience and a distinctive destination 1212.6.18 6 18 Access Projects Feasibility Study to indentify the key barriers to various vulnerable groups and look at projects to break down Secure funding to undertake this project. project n/a The Royal Parks £20£20,000 000 £0 £20£20,000 000 2 N these barriersbarriers. Including signagesignage, playful features for severelyseverely disabled childrenchildren, toilet facilitiesfacilities, benchesbenches, entrances,t road d crossings i etc. tI Improves access tot open space byb improving i i visitor i it experience. i

12.6.1912 6 19 Spur RoadRoad, St James's Park Implement a semi pedestrianisation project for the road adjacent to Buckingham Palace. Palace This would Detail the concept plan - update with latest traffic tbc The Royal Parks £500,000£500 000 £0 £500,000£500 000 3 N Appendices – Rollingsignificantlyi ifiProject tl improve i the th accessLists andd experience i for f pedestrians d t i and d cyclists. li t iinformation. f ti 12.6.20 Storey's Gate Junction St Improve the design of the entrance junction at Storey's Gate which is a complicated junction that has limited Draw up detailed design and take through 180 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000 £40,000 £0 4 N space for all visitors and users of the junction. The project is based on the research and feasibility study consultation and tender. James's Park p j pj yy e* SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di

Project NrNr. Project name carriedProject out description in 2009. Improves connections and access to open space by improving visitor experience and Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S safety.safety Sta 1212.112.6.21 61 21 HHampsteadInterpretation t d RidRidge NNorth programme th and d SSouth th Improving interpretation thought out the Royal Parks to help visitor access to nature, nature pointing to areas of Assess existing information that is available and n/a The Royal Parks cc. £300,000 £300 000 £15£15,000 000 £275£275,000 000 262, 6 N iinterest, t t accessing i sport t and d healthy h lth activities ti iti to t promote t healthy h lth communities. iti Based B d on the th model d l for f Bushy B h ididentify tif quick i k wins i tto ththe projects. j t LLook k tto a cross ParkPk and dThR The Regent's 'Pk Park - using i the h website, bi podcasts d as wellll as physical h i l interpretation i i and d leaflets. l fl boroughb hj project as a centrall point i of fi information. f i 12.1.1 Elthorne Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 1212.6.22 6 22 Considerate Cycling theRun site the along Considerate g with the Cycling biodiversity Campaign y value in of the parks site. to raise awareness of the Pathways Code of Conduct, Conduct StrategyPlan events gy and and audit. activities for the year. year n/a The Royal Parks £6£6,000 000 £6£6,000 000 £0 5 N Campaign give safety advice and information about cycling in the Royal Parks and surrounding areas. areas Improves 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood connectionsThe projectti aims and d accessto realise to t theopen full space potential byb improving i of Kenwood i visitor i itand experience the wider i landscape and d safety. f t as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor 12.6.23 The Great Exhibition Site, complementedImplement 5 plaques by a programme and interpretation of events, panel training, to give volunteering, information abouteducation the 1851and audience Great Exhibition development. Site. pressuresImplement project project (compaction, on site erosion and dog 20 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000 £35,000 £5,000 5 N Hydey Park Produce education pack.pp Improves access to openp space p by yp improving g visitor experience p and a distinctive waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopmentdestination l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 12.6.24 Improvements:Better Water Management Waterlow Park withinImplement Hackney: works Hackney to improve Downs the water 12.9.3 conservation and StokeS Newington in the Royal CommonC Parks. Capturing 12.2.6. The run run-off, project off, utilising will engage borehole with Continue the programme of works detailing and (total(n/a all Tatam)The Royal ) working Parks with SSue Banks (C(City £550,000projects £350,000 £200,000 4 N thewater local for communitytoilets, toilets buildings and local and schoolsirrigation. irrigation to This assist contributes with the sowing strongly of tothe climate seed mixchange and adaptation raise awareness and helps as to to the tendering as funding becomes available. available projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefitsmanage offlood urban risk. risk meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 12.6.25 Control of Invasive speciesp The Royaly Parks has several invasive speciesp and tree diseases alreadyy in the Parks. A strategygy (updated ( p Put togetherg a project pj team to create a fullyy n/a The Royaly Parks £200,000, £53,000, £147,000, 2 N 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N and diseases. annually) to identify and define The Royal Parks policy towards existing and likely invasive species has been prioritised and costed implementation strategy. potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic drawn up. up An implementation strategy for controlling any more being introduced through plant hygiene, hygiene good Further progress current actions against existing the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian managementmanagement, education etc. etc needs to be developed and implemented. implemented Invasive species and diseases priority diseases and invasive species including access or wider gyratory proposals. threaten biodiversity (e.g. (e g Acute Oak Decline, Decline Floating Pennywort) and some pests (e.g. (e g oak processionary serious pests such as Oak Processionary Moth to 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water moth)Majorth) worksif unmanaged to the ddams pose and a human h ponds health hon lthHampstead risk i k that th t would Heath ld greatly to prevent tl reduce d potential access flooding tott nature. as a result of lilimitConsultation it potential t ti l with iimpacts stakeholders. t within ithi CCentral Talks t l LLondon. with d user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the 12.7 Counter'sCounterqyquality s Creek: works Chelsea Hampsteadp Wharf to Wormwood Scrubs Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning 12.7.11271 Kensal Green (All Souls) Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all applicationA Conservation (2012). (2012) Management The works themselves Plan is in place lasting to c.25c 25 ha Varies: Cemetery owners and Not known Known Not known 1,2,12 N Cemetery on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, guideup to two future years. years work to the cemeterycemetery. Works currently managementmanagement, Friends of Kensal funding: EH 3 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t KensalOf London's L dGreen ' 'Magnificent 'M and ifiBrompton t Seven' S Cemetery) ' 19th century are t on metropolitan the t Register lit cemeteries, of Parks t i and all ll Gardensare significantly i ifiat Grade tl vulnerable 1 l and bltwo and d all ll subjectThThe boundary b to dgrant walls, funding ll railings ili by EH and include d gates t repairsto t the th to c.14.5145h ha GreenViVaries: Cemetery Cemetery C t & owners English and Heritage. Heritaged nottk known OfficerKKnown time nottk known 1 Y (Nunhead(Non English h d andHeritage's d West W t Norwood) N Heritage d) atare Risk at t Grade G Register d 2*. 2* (2011)Many M individual iin di their id entirety l buildings, b ildi or elements tombs t b and thereof. d monuments Three t (Highgate,within ithi the th listedliEastern t d tombs, t Cemetery b the th repair are i in of fneed the th boundary b of major d repairs.wall ll and d management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH cemeteriesKensal Green are and also Brompton listedp and Cemetery) separatelyy) are identified on the Registeron gthe Heritage of Parks At and Risk Gardens Register. at Grade 1 and two fundingThe principalpp for works monuments to a bay inof the the Western colonnade is Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e beingCemeteryCegp ete pursued y have a ethe been bee Friends repaired epa edOf andKensal a d conserved co Green se ed with t developde e op scope Varyingcemeteries types are of also Conservation listed and separately and Management identified Plans on the are Heritage currently At in Risk place Register. Register there is now an urgent need to Cemetery.English Heritage The future and Heritageof the Anglican Lottery Chapel Fund is consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value alsograntsgrants. under A landscape consideration management with restoration plan is plansin place Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the Allconsider cemeteries id and d balance b and l burial architectural hitgrounds t lpotentially and d landscape l d face thedesign d problem i heritage h it of safety with ith ecologicaland l stability i l and of d biodiversity biheadstones, headstones di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t monumentst and d other th masonry, andd the th long l term t managementt of f trees t and d other th plant l t material t i l and d must t balanceAll cemeteries the cost and of burialrepairs groundsgpy and maintenance potentially facewith thethe problemp wide-ranging of safety needsy and of stability visitors.y of The headstones, issues are common tomonuments manyy of our and historic other masonry,cemeteriesy, and whatever the long gtheir term ownership managementg pg and ofmanagement. trees and other plantp material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common Theto many aim of our future historic plans cemeteries must secure whatever the heritage their value ownership of these and sites management. management for the long long-term term while improving accessaccess, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i Allaccess, the th 'Magnificent 'M safetyf ifi and dh t theSeven' S potential ' cemeteries ilf for t itheir hi have h educational d 'Friends 'F i i d l asof' f' groupswell ll as whoamenity, h provide i biodiversity idbidi extensive t i i and support dli leisure t to t uses. their th i respectiveii cemeteries. 127212.7.2 WWormwood dS Scrubs b AllDDevelopment the l 'Magnificentg tf of an Seven'environmental i cemeteries tld education have ti 'Friends centre t on of' Wormwood Wgroupsgp who dSbf Scrubs provide p focusing extensive i on supportthe thdpp development to l their tf of a DDevelopment l t of f feasibility f ibilit study t d 05h0.5 ha LB HHammersmith ith & FFulham lh PParks k £1£1.4m 4 GLA - £0 2 Y respectivewetland, ornithology cemeteries. centre and educational resource. Enhance access to and enjoyment of the Local Nature £400,000, 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, HeritageReserve, restorationin the context of a of historic the recent designed improvementp landscape works feature to Little connecting Wormwood whitestone Scrubs pond in 2009, to the as westpartp ofheath. The Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + RBKC£0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Mayorayo of o London’s o do s Priority o ty Parks a s Scheme, Sc e e, which c included c uded resurfacing esu ac g of o the t e footpaths, ootpat s, boundary bou da y treatment, t eat e t, Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s £600,000, new park furniture, furniture play, play tree planting, planting an ornamental dog free garden, garden an outdoor gym and improvements to requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs Playfinder the scrub and meadows. meadows from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more £400£400,000 000 significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 127312.7.3 West London Line Cycle Track to explore the opportunity of developing a cycling path along the route of the West London Line (running from externalConduct sourcesinitial scoping for funding. of potential to implement tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea / Network £3m tbc £0 £3m tbc 0 N north to south along the west side of RBKC). RBKC) the project and discuss with main partners. partners Rail 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently 12.7.41274 Charles House Development Under construction RB Kensington & Chelsea & N remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested siteit LdLandowners Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.1.912.7.51275 ParliamentEarlsE l CCourt tR HillRedevelopment d Triangle, l t This16.7516 75 is ha hthe of flargest new open and spacebusiest includingi gateway l di the th to Hampstead 2 ha h Lost L t River Ri Heath. Heath Park P Improved k along l the th access, access original i i structural l alignment li improvements t of f Counter's C t ' to FollowingPlanningPl i and unsuccessful d consultation. lt ti HLF bid for landscape 3631.1311h ha ha CityEC Properties Pof London ti Ltd / TfL / LB £Multi-million£M lti£8-10m£8 illi10m DeveloperDl£0 throughth£8-10m£8 h s.106 10m 106 2,3230 Y Hampstead Heath theCCreek, landscape k a lost l tributary and ib facilities of f the h andThames. Th reducing The Th the complete impact l of redevelopment dthe built l environment of f a large l and swathe functional h of f west elements London L d on set the to improvements and redesign of the Heritage HHammersmith ih&F & Fulham lh /RB/ RB contributionsib i landscapebecome one character. character of the biggest construction sites in the capital, includes around 7,500 new homes and CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope Kensington & Chelsea & others commercial and retail spacep in a 31 ha overall developmentp site. Scheme includes an exhibition square,q, off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili gateway spaces, garden squares and communal gardens relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i

1212.1.1012.7.6 1 10 HampsteadBromptonp Cemetery Heath y ImprovementsOf London's 'Magnificent to g shared use Seven' paths 19th on century Hampstead yp metropolitan Heath including cemeteries, widening all are of significantly shared gy use vulnerablepath adjacent and to all a Final Tomb tranche and monument of TfL Greenways restoration works programmepg completed. completed to be 16hatbc1.6 c.18 ha ha tbc Varies:TfL / City Royal of y London Parks / Agency, LB gy Camden Friends Not knownTfL - KnownTfL - Not known£0 1 NY sportson Englishtg field, fi ld Heritage's traffic t ffi gg calming l Heritage i and d atthe th Risk realignment liRegisterg() t of(2011) f junctions. j tiin their Widening Wid entirety iy orand elements d traffic t ffi calming thereof. l i at Three t approach (Highgate,( hgg to t , NextNdeveloped t steps tpp andare to timplemented. consider id additional dditi l works k to t Of Bromptonp Cemeteryy& & English g £150,000£150 000 funding:£150,000£150g 000EH causeway.Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two shared routes that may be funded through LB HeritageHeritage. (Greenways) (Greenways)Officer time (Nunhead and West Norwood) are at Grade 2 2* . Many individual buildings, buildings tombs and monuments within the Camden's LIP. cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfLconsider Major and Scheme. Scheme balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper) All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheThmonuments following f ll i and Wildflowers Wildfl other masonry, masonry Meadows M d and arethe plannedlong l term d ; 12.5.31253management St JJames of trees GGardens d and (420other sqm), plant ) 12.5.41254material EustonEt and must Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardensbalance the (1000sqm) cost of repairs , 12.1.13 and Talacre maintenance Gardens with (1000sqm) the wide-ranging wide ranging needs of visitors. visitors The issues are common Conservation Manager) tto many of f our historic hi t i cemeteries t i whatever h t their th i ownership hi and d management.t 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N Thestation aim to of the future Regent'sg plans Canal. must secure In the longertheg heritage term LB value Camden of these are sites keen for to theimplementp long-term similar while publicp improving realm access,improvements,y safety in and the the southern potential p section for their and educational they are discussing as well as the amenity, details y, biodiversity with TfL. y and leisure uses.

12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland AllRestoration the 'Magnificent Magnificent of Acid Seven Seven'Grassland cemeteries on Primrose have Hill, Hill 'Friends Friends partnership of of' groups LBC who and provide Royal Parksextensive support to their Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill respective cemeteriescemeteries. pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) 127712.7.7 Brompton Cemetery RBK&C - This scheme will upgrade the existing cemetery path which provides an excellent off-road off road link for Completed TfL £70£70,000 000 £70£70,000 000 £0 N 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improvingcyclistsli t travelling t the lli interpretation, between b t the th presentation Fulham F lh Road R and d and drainage d Old Brompton B at the t summit Road. R d at It is iPrimrose a peaceful Hill. f l alternative Promotes lt ti for faccess those th to who h Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill openwish tospace avoid and arterial a more routes distinctive such as destination. destination the Earl's CourtC one way system. forward 12.7.8 Eel Brook CCommon Landscaping and drainage enhancement to remove pedestrian cyclist bottle necks to improve safetyf and Initial consultation, project scoping and 1 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks ££500,000 ££50,000 ££450,000 1 N 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y permeability of the site from northern entrance. Storm water drainage and surface treatment improvements to identification of funding opportunities. Realm Scheme Camdenpy High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of gissues inc. inc poor public realm, realmp road safety g pp Simon Piper) reduce surface water run off into Thames from significantgp impermeable surface area. issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, 12.7.9 Green Roofs To conduct an audit to identify all RBKC owned roofs which are suitable for greening and implement clusters Conduct the roof audit and develop action plan tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea tbc £5,000 tbc 1 N increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, of green roofs across RBKC. RBKC increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 12.812 8 Westways: A4 and Westway Corridors2012/13 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The 128112.8.1 Wornington Green EstateRRoyal l ParksPregeneration k Criteria C it i includingfor f Success S the andreinstatement d along l with ith ofconsultation improved lt ti Athloneto t see if Gardens, Gardensthe th route t Ventureis i suitable it blCentre, Centre as a sharedplay h spaces, spaces d use Under phased construction 53ha5.3 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea, Chelsea Overall tbc tbc 363,6 Y RegenerationR ti and d bbetter tt walkingcyclelkil route. cycling tI liImproves and d public access bli realm tot l openimprovements i space bybt makingand d ki public bliconnections art. t ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t KensingtonK itHiTtdth Housing Trust and other £250m£250 + connectivityii llandowners d & &d developers l 12.8.2.a12.1.20 WestwayBritannia -Junction Westbourne / Camden GGrove TheTransformation CSCore Strategy of junctionj ffor the Westwayto the south sets of out Camden the ffollowing Town Tube vision station.: " The WestwayCreation offflyover a new will publicpp no longer space, be an AwaitingWorks to finalfbeging outcomes 2011 for ofcompletionf Westwaypp inSPD Sf April before 2012. 9.30.3 ha RBLB CamdenKensington ( John &&C Chelsea Futcher and / Simon £2.5m£(£900,000 (private Pos. £300,000££900,000 tbc£0 16 Y toTown White West City Cluster - simplifiedoppressivep crossing negativeg and influence traffic arrangements but oneg which and celebrates wider footways. publicy art New and treecreativity, plantingpg using on Parkway.this and y the Traffic land assets commence planning. overall WestwayPiperp) ) Development Trust capital) s.106 funding Portobello Squareq beneathimprovements the flyover".y and tree Areas planting being gpin put streets forward between run from Camden Westbourne High St Park and the to Portobello railway corridor, corridor Road,, aroundbounded what by will becomeParkway 12.8.2.ato the north Portobelllo and Mornington Square, alongCrescent Thorpe to the Close south. south and NB: includes could be the added area around as a second 12.8.2.b phase Maxilla to Walk andcomplete Malton green Road route close Regents to 1282c12.8.2.c Park the and Stableways London Zoo and from Westway Camden Sports Town CentreCentre. Tube Station.Station The area also includes the Westway Project (lighting and painting). painting) 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 12.8.2.b Westwayy - Westbourne Grove playgroundsThe Core Strategy have gy been for the audited Westway and y setswork out has the been following implemented g vision: " using The Westway Playbuilder yy flyover and London will no longer Marathon g be an tenderingAwaitingg final as funding outcomes becomes of Westway available. availabley SPD before 9.3 ha RB Kensingtong & Chelsea and RP£5.5m play all RP playtbc all RP£5.5m play 1 Y to White City Cluster-Cluster Maxilla Trustoppressive funding. funding negative Outdoor influence play promotes but one which healthy celebrates communities. communities public art and creativity, creativity using this and the land assets commence planning. planning overall Westway Development Trust strategy strategy strategy Walk/Malton Road beneath the flyover flyover" . Areas being put forward run from Westbourne Park to Portobello Road, Road around what will projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt become 1282a12.8.2.a Portobelllo SquareSquare, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 1282b12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland* Project The stage: site will 0 =be notional, Reconfigure 1 = scoping some railings /briefing, and improve 2 = feasibility the areas study,500 m2 3 = outlineThe Royal designs, Parks 4 = detailed designs, 5 =£150£150,000 tender, 000 6 = implementation,£115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 7 = 000management3 Y plans andd Malton M lt Road R d close l to t 128212.8.2.c ththe StStableways bl and d Westway W t Sports S t Centre. C t The Th area also l includes i l d the th managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park Westway Project (lighting( and painting).) bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 12.8.2.c1282c Westway - Westbourne Grove andThed promotesCore Strategy healthy h lhfor thecommunities Westway ii by bsets encouraging out the ifollowing outdoor d vision: activity. i "i The Westway flyover will no longer be an Awaiting final outcomes on White City World City 9.393ha ha RB Kensington & Chelsea and £4.5m£4 5m Pos.Pos s.106 s 106 £4.5m£4 5m 1 Y 101 tto WhitWhite CitCity ClCluster t - oppressivei negative ti influence i fl but b t one which hi h celebrates l b t public bli art t and d creativity, ti it using i this thi and d the th land l d assets t OOpportunity t it Area A Framework F k and d Westway W t SPD. SPD overallll WWestway t DDevelopment l tT Trust t ffunding di via i 12.1.2412 1 24 StStablewaysHighHi blh Profile P fil and UUrban db Westway W MMeadows: t d bbeneathTheTh creation th the thti flyover".flof f urban b " Areas Ameadows d being b i at tput two t t forward f high hi h profile d run fil from f locations. l Westbourne tiW tb First, Fi t is i Park P to t kcreate to t Portobello Pt a t new b ll meadow Road, Rd d around within ithi d the thwhat h t will ill FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 WhitWhite CitCity OA£0 £30,000£30 000 1 N SportsWinfield Centre House becomegardens 12.8.2.aof the U.S. Portobelllo Ambassadors Square, residence along Thorpe in Regents Close Park and 12.1.24includes. Second,the area isaround to create 12.8.2.b a river Maxilla of colours Walk begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined andalong gMalton the central Road reservationclose to 12.8.2.c of Park the Lane Stableways from Marbley and ArchWestway to Hydeyp ySports Park Centre. Corner The 12.6.12. area also includes the Ambassadors Residence Westwayy Project j (lighting ( g g and painting). p g) 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y 12.8.3 Northbeingg Kensingtoninitiative Leisure Aand new Primrose leisure Hill.centre for north Kensington developed in tandem with the Kensington Aldridge Academy Competitionimplementp in awarded 2011 for ina minimumAutumn 2011. of a 3 Design yeary 0.8((whole ha site RB Kensington & Chelsea (James £24.7mrunningg running£24.7mg cost yyears £0or 3 N centre includinggg a new green link between Lancaster Road and Grenfell Road. developmentperiodp and further detailed consultation. of Regent'sg Masini)) (leisure(costs/overhea centre of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Forma pre-applicationp pp discussion in 2012. Park) ds c. element)£65,000 ) c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 12.8.4 Westbourne Public realm improvementsp alongg Westbourne Grove and Queenswayy and the side roads,,y mainly streetscape p Conceptpp plans being g developed p for consultation in BID area Westminster Cityy( Council (Mike c.£4-5myears £1m £3-4m 2 N 12.1.26 Grove/QueenswayRoyal Parks: Demonstration BID public improvementsA food growing including project aimed possibility at demonstrating of new pocket sustainable park. Gateways food production to/from Hyde and Park, providing Paddington both educational and K&C. earlyThe project 2012. isProject running. running implementation If funds are made likely availableto be (Queenswac1hac.1 ha Fairmainer)The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N realmallotments improvements project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an deferredthe roles until would after be the advertised Olympics, Olympics with funding the aim allowing. allowing of y and of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 Westbourne cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 Grove) ffrom TRP maintenancei 12.8.5 Hammersmith Park Repairpp of pond lining g - Garden of Peace Initial feasibilityy undertaken. Optionsp appraisal pp 0.1 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks £150,000, £15,000, £135,000, 2 N budget pa and costs beingg established gp 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. Y PkParks

12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA successfulPage 6 andof 12 £62,100 awarded. Secure at least 03/01/2012 £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.6.16 Studio Walk shared use cycle Completion of the trial route - based on The Royal Parks Criteria for Success and Equality Impact Complete survey and assessment work. 650 m2 The Royal Parks £30,000 £30,000 £0 3 N route, Kensingtong Gardens Assessment. Improvesp connections and access to openp space p by yp improving g visitor experience p and safety.y Undertake the Equalityq y| |impact p Assessment.

12.6.17 The Great Exhibition Site,, Implementp 5 plaques pq and interpretationp panel pg to give information about the 1851 Great Exhibition Site. Implementp pjproject on site 20 m2 The Royaly Parks £40,000, £35,000, £5,000, 5 N Hyde Park Produce education pack. pack Improves access to open space by improving visitor experience and a distinctive destination 1212.6.18 6 18 Access Projects Feasibility Study to indentify the key barriers to various vulnerable groups and look at projects to break down Secure funding to undertake this project. project n/a The Royal Parks £20£20,000 000 £0 £20£20,000 000 2 N these barriersbarriers. Including signagesignage, playful features for severelyseverely disabled childrenchildren, toilet facilitiesfacilities, benchesbenches, entrances,t road d crossings i etc. tI Improves access tot open space byb improving i i visitor i it experience. i

12.6.1912 6 19 Spur RoadRoad, St James's Park Implement a semi pedestrianisation project for the road adjacent to Buckingham Palace. Palace This would Detail the concept plan - update with latest traffic tbc The Royal Parks £500,000£500 000 £0 £500,000£500 000 3 N significantlyi ifi tl improve i the th access andd experience i for f pedestrians d t i and d cyclists. li t iinformation. f ti

12.6.20 Storey's Gate Junction St Improve the design of the entrance junction at Storey's Gate which is a complicated junction that has limited Draw up detailed design and take through 180 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000 £40,000 £0 4 N James's Park spacep for all visitors and users of the junction.j The projectpj is based on the research and feasibilityyy study consultation and tender. carried out in 2009. Improves connections and access to open space by improving visitor experience and safety.safety 1212.6.21 6 21 Interpretation programme Improving interpretation thought out the Royal Parks to help visitor access to nature, nature pointing to areas of Assess existing information that is available and n/a The Royal Parks cc. £300,000 £300 000 £15£15,000 000 £275£275,000 000 262, 6 N iinterest, t t accessing i sport t and d healthy h lth activities ti iti to t promote t healthy h lth communities. iti Based B d on the th model d l for f Bushy B h ididentify tif quick i k wins i tto ththe projects. j t LLook k tto a cross ParkPk and dThR The Regent's 'Pk Park - using i the h website, bi podcasts d as wellll as physical h i l interpretation i i and d leaflets. l fl boroughb hj project as a centrall point i of fi information. f i

1212.6.22 6 22 Considerate Cycling Run the Considerate Cycling Campaign in the parks to raise awareness of the Pathways Code of Conduct, Conduct Plan events and activities for the year. year n/a The Royal Parks £6£6,000 000 £6£6,000 000 £0 5 N Campaign give safety advice and information about cycling in the Royal Parks and surrounding areas. areas Improves connectionsti and d access to t open space byb improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t

12.6.23 The Great Exhibition Site, Implement 5 plaques and interpretation panel to give information about the 1851 Great Exhibition Site. Implement project on site 20 m2 The Royal Parks £40,000 £35,000 £5,000 5 N Hydey Park Produce education pack.pp Improves access to openp space p by yp improving g visitor experience p and a distinctive destination 12.6.24 Better Water Management Implement works to improve the water conservation in the Royal Parks. Capturing run run-off, off, utilising borehole Continue the programme of works detailing and n/a The Royal Parks £550,000 £350,000 £200,000 4 N water for toilets, toilets buildings and irrigation. irrigation This contributes strongly to climate change adaptation and helps to tendering as funding becomes available. available manage flood risk. risk 12.6.25 Control of Invasive speciesp The Royaly Parks has several invasive speciesp and tree diseases alreadyy in the Parks. A strategygy (updated ( p Put togetherg a project pj team to create a fullyy n/a The Royaly Parks £200,000, £53,000, £147,000, 2 N and diseases. annually) to identify and define The Royal Parks policy towards existing and likely invasive species has been prioritised and costed implementation strategy. drawn up. up An implementation strategy for controlling any more being introduced through plant hygiene, hygiene good Further progress current actions against existing managementmanagement, education etc. etc needs to be developed and implemented. implemented Invasive species and diseases priority diseases and invasive species including threaten biodiversity (e.g. (e g Acute Oak Decline, Decline Floating Pennywort) and some pests (e.g. (e g oak processionary serious pests such as Oak Processionary Moth to moth)th) if unmanaged d pose a human h health h lth risk i k that th t would ld greatly tl reduce d access tott nature. lilimit it potential t ti l iimpacts t within ithi CCentral t l LLondon. d 12.7 Counter'sCounter s Creek: Chelsea Wharf to Wormwood Scrubs

12.7.11271 Kensal Green (All Souls) Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all A Conservation Management Plan is in place to c.25c 25 ha Varies: Cemetery owners and Not known Known Not known 1,2,12 N Cemetery on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, guide future work to the cemeterycemetery. Works currently managementmanagement, Friends of Kensal funding: EH 3 Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two subject to grant funding by EH include repairs to Green Cemetery & English Heritage. Heritage Officer time (Nunhead(N h d and d West W t Norwood) N d) are at t Grade G d 2*. 2* Many M individual i di id l buildings, b ildi tombs t b and d monuments t within ithi the th listedli t d tombs, t b the th repair i of f the th boundary b d wall ll and d cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. funding for works to a bay of the colonnade is beinggp pursued the Friends Of Kensal Green Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to Cemetery. The future of the Anglican Chapel is consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value also under consideration with restoration plans

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones monumentst and d other th masonry, andd the th long l term t managementt of f trees t and d other th plant l t material t i l and d must t balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide-ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common to manyy of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownershippg and management.

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long long-term term while improving accessaccess, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses

All the th 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' cemeteries t i have h 'Friends 'F i d of' f' groups who h provide id extensive t i support t to t their th i respectiveii cemeteries. 127212.7.2 WWormwood dS Scrubs b DDevelopment l tf of an environmental i tld education ti centre t on Wormwood W dSbf Scrubs focusing i on the thd development l tf of a DDevelopment l t of f feasibility f ibilit study t d 05h0.5 ha LB HHammersmith ith & FFulham lh PParks k £1£1.4m 4 GLA - £0 2 Y wetland, ornithology centre and educational resource. Enhance access to and enjoyment of the Local Nature £400,000, Reserve, in the context of the recent improvementp works to Little Wormwood Scrubs in 2009, as partp of The RBKC Mayorayo of o London’s o do s Priority o ty Parks a s Scheme, Sc e e, which c included c uded resurfacing esu ac g of o the t e footpaths, ootpat s, boundary bou da y treatment, t eat e t, £600,000, new park furniture, furniture play, play tree planting, planting an ornamental dog free garden, garden an outdoor gym and improvements to Playfinder the scrub and meadows. meadows £400£400,000 000

127312.7.3 West London Line Cycle Track to explore the opportunity of developing a cycling path along the route of the West London Line (running from Conduct initial scoping of potential to implement tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea / Network £3m tbc £0 £3m tbc 0 N north to south along the west side of RBKC). RBKC) the project and discuss with main partners. partners Rail

12.7.41274 Charles House Development Under construction RB Kensington & Chelsea & N siteit LdLandowners

12.7.51275 EarlsE l CCourt tR Redevelopment d l t 16.7516 75 ha h of f new open space includingi l di the th 2 ha h Lost L t River Ri Park P k along l the th original i i l alignment li t of f Counter's C t ' PlanningPl i and d consultation. lt ti 31.1311h ha EC Properties P ti Ltd / TfL / LB £Multi-million£M lti illi DeveloperDl throughth h s.106 106 2,323Y CCreek, k a lost l tributary ib of f the h Thames. Th The Th complete l redevelopment d l of f a large l swathe h of f west London L d set to HHammersmith ih&F & Fulham lh /RB/ RB contributionsib i become one of the biggest construction sites in the capital, includes around 7,500 new homes and Kensington & Chelsea & others commercial and retail spacep in a 31 ha overall developmentp site. Scheme includes an exhibition square,q, gateway spaces, garden squares and communal gardens

12.7.6 Bromptonp Cemeteryy Of London's 'Magnificentg Seven' 19th centuryyp metropolitan cemeteries, all are significantlygy vulnerable and all Tomb and monument restoration programmepg to be c.18 ha Varies: Royaly Parks Agency, gy Friends Not known Known Not known N on Englishg Heritage's gg Heritage at Risk Registerg() (2011) in their entiretyy or elements thereof. Three (Highgate,( gg , developedpp and implemented. Of Bromptonp Cemeteryy& & English g funding:g EH Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two HeritageHeritage. Officer time (Nunhead and West Norwood) are at Grade 2 2* . Many individual buildings, buildings tombs and monuments within the cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register

Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value.

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones monuments and other masonry, masonry and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide-ranging wide ranging needs of visitors. visitors The issues are common tto many of f our historic hi t i cemeteries t i whatever h t their th i ownership hi and d management.t

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long-term while improving access,,y safety and the potential p for their educational as well as amenity,y, biodiversity y and leisure uses.

All the 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends Friends of of' groups who provide extensive support to their respective cemeteriescemeteries. 127712.7.7 Brompton Cemetery RBK&C - This scheme will upgrade the existing cemetery path which provides an excellent off-road off road link for Completed TfL £70£70,000 000 £70£70,000 000 £0 N cyclistsli t travelling t lli between b t the th Fulham F lh Road R d and d Old Brompton B t Road. R d It is i a peaceful f l alternative lt ti for f those th who h wish to avoid arterial routes such as the Earl's CourtC one way system.

12.7.8 Eel Brook CCommon Landscaping and drainage enhancement to remove pedestrian cyclist bottle necks to improve safetyf and Initial consultation, project scoping and 1 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks ££500,000 ££50,000 ££450,000 1 N pypermeability of the site from northern entrance. Storm water drainageg and surface treatment improvementsp to identification of fundingg opportunities. pp reduce surface water run off into Thames from significantgp impermeable surface area.

12.7.9 Green Roofs To conduct an audit to identify all RBKC owned roofs which are suitable for greening and implement clusters Conduct the roof audit and develop action plan tbc RB Kensington & Chelsea tbc £5,000 tbc 1 N of green roofs across RBKC. RBKC

12.812 8 Westways: A4 and Westway Corridors

128112.8.1 Wornington Green Estate regeneration including the reinstatement of improved Athlone Gardens, Gardens Venture Centre, Centre play spaces, spaces Under phased construction 53ha5.3 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea, Chelsea Overall tbc tbc 363,6 Y RegenerationR ti and d bbetter tt walkinglki cycling li and d public bli realm l improvements i t and d public bli art. t KensingtonK itHiTtdth Housing Trust and other £250m£250 + connectivityii llandowners d & &d developers l 12.8.2.a Westway - Westbourne GGrove The CSCore Strategy ffor the Westway sets out the ffollowing vision: " The Westway fflyover will no longer be an Awaiting finalf Complete outcomes off Westway SPD Sf before 9.3Key ha ProjectRB Kensington &&C Chelsea and £2.5m£( (private Pos. £300,000£ tbc 1 Y Appendicesto White City –Cluster Rolling - oppressive Project negative influence Lists but one which celebrates public art and creativity, using this and the land assets commence planning. overall Westway Development Trust capital) s.106 funding Portobello Squareq beneath the flyover".y Areas beinggp put forward run from Westbourne Park to Portobello Road,, around what will become 12.8.2.a Portobelllo Square, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk and Malton Road close to 1282c12.8.2.c the Stableways and Westway Sports CentreCentre. The area also includes the SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project Westway Project (lighting and painting). painting) km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.112.8.2.b 1 HHampsteadWestway t d RidRidgey - Westbourne NNorth th and d Grove SSouth th The Core Strategygy for the Westwayy sets out the followingg vision: " The Westwayyy flyover will no longerg be an Awaitingg final outcomes of Westwayy SPD before 9.3 ha RB Kensingtong & Chelsea and £5.5m tbc £5.5m 1 Y to White City Cluster-Cluster Maxilla oppressive negative influence but one which celebrates public art and creativity, creativity using this and the land assets commence planning. planning overall Westway Development Trust Walk/Malton Road beneath the flyover flyover" . Areas being put forward run from Westbourne Park to Portobello Road, Road around what will 12.1.1 Elthorne Park becomeTo improve1282a12.8.2.a and enhance Portobelllo the SquareSquare,landscape along and Thorpe layout Closeof the park, and includes the park the has area had aroundinvestment 1282b12.8.2.b into Maxillathe sports Walk Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N andfacilitiesd Malton M lt and Road R currently d close lyy the to t play128212.8.2.c area ththe but StStableways has bl significantg and d potential Westway W t to Sports S enhance t Centre. C the t landscape The Th area alsoand l accessibilityincludes i l d the thy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace Westwaythe site along Projectg with (lighting( the biodiversity and painting).y value) of the site. Strategygy and audit. 12.8.2.c1282c12.1.2 WestwayCaring for - Kenwood Westbourne Grove The Coreproject Strategy aims to for realise the Westway the full potential sets out of the Kenwood following and vision: the wider " The landscapeWestway flyover as an internationalwill no longer visitor be an AwaitingHLF Heritage final outcomesGrants application. on White Landscape City World City 9.393ha45 haha RBEnglish Kensington Heritage & Chelsea and £4.5m£4£5.3m 5m Pos.Pos s.106 s£1m 106 £4.5m£4£4.3m 5m 13 Y tto WhitWhite CitCity ClCluster t - oppressiveattractioni and negative local ti resource influence i fl through but b t oneg extensive which hi h celebrates lconservation, b t public bli,p representation art t and d creativity, ti and it using interpretation ip this thi and d the th land l d assets t OOpportunitymanagementg t it Area A Plan Framework F update.p Managing k and d gg Westway W visitor t SPD.SPD overallll WWestway t DDevelopment l tT Trust t ffunding di via i StStableways bl and d Westway W t bbeneathcomplemented th the th flyover". fl by a " programme Areas A being b i of put events, t forward f training, d run from f volunteering, Westbourne W tb education Park P k to t Portobello Pandt audience b ll Road, R development. d around d what h t will ill pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog WhitWhite CitCity OA Sports Centre become 12.8.2.a Portobelllo Square, along Thorpe Close and includes the area around 12.8.2.b Maxilla Walk waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopmentand Malton l Road t of f new close meadows to d12.8.2.c in i two t the parks, Stableways k oney at tWand Waterlow tWestway l Park Pyp Sports kC Camden dCentre. 121312.1.3 The. AlongAl area alsowith ith includestwo t locations l tithe SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park withinWestway Hackney:y Project j Hackney (lighting ( g g Downsand painting). p 12.9.3 g) and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) 12.8.3 North Kensington Leisure A new leisure centre for north Kensington developed in tandem with the Kensington Aldridge Academy Competition awarded in Autumn 2011. Design 0.8 ha RB Kensington & Chelsea (James £24.7m £24.7m £0 3 N benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) centre includinggg a new green link between Lancaster Road and Grenfell Road. development and further detailed consultation. Masini)) (leisure( centre 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublicForma bli consultationpre-applicationp pp lt ti on discussiondesign d i options ti in 2012. for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t element)£8£8m) £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 12.8.4 Westbourne thePublic Archway realmy, improvementsisland,p and future along removalg Westbourne of the Archway Grove yand gyratory gy Queensway y one-wayy and y system. ythe side roads,,y mainly streetscape p assessmentConceptpp plans to beinginvestigate g developedgpp improved p for consultation pedestrian in BID area Westminster Cityy( Council (Mike c.£4-5m £1m £3-4m 2 N Grove/Queensway BID public improvements including possibility of new pocket park. Gateways to/from Hyde Park, Paddington and K&C. accessearly 2012. or wider Project gyratory implementation proposals. likely to be (Queenswa Fairmainer) realm improvements deferred until after the Olympics, Olympics funding allowing. allowing y and 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user Westbourne160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Grove) e* 12.8.5 HammersmithHeath Park Repair of pond lining - Garden of Peace Initialoptions feasibility in summer undertaken. 2011 before Options public appraisal consultation 0.1SiSize ha (h(ha, LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks EiEstimated£150,000 d FFunding£15,000 di in i £135,000FFunding di 2 N Project NrNr. Project name Projectpp description g Next steps y p pp Project Owner , , , age Key project and detailed design exercise and planning km) Total cost place Required S and costs beingg established Sta application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting 12.8.6 Exhibition Road The current position is that the necessary traffic management works are on schedule for completion in upCompleted to two years. years RB Kensington & Chelsea Secured 6 N 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t OfSeptember pLondon's L d ' 2010. 'Magnificent 'M The ifi final t Seven' S details ' 19th of scheme century t designmetropolitan tg are lit due cemeteries, to be t agreed igy all ll areby RB significantly i Kensington ifi tl g vulnerable land Chelsea bl and d alland ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries:Westminster Cemetery C City ty Councilowners TfLandd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y onthe EnglishCityy of WestminsterHeritage's Heritage in the autumn at Risk ofRegister 2010. (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH 1212.9 9 EEastern t EEast-West t W t CCorridors id Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAcemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register EnglishPage Heritage 6 of 12 and Heritage Lottery Fund 03/01/2012 12.9.1 Finsbury Park to Walthamstow Project to link up a number of parks and green spaces with traffic free or quietened greenway cycle routes - grantsgrants.Feasibility, A landscape consultation management and design plan works. is in place 3 km LB Hackney (Ben Kennedy) £20,000 £5,000 £15,000 0 N Marshes Greenwayy Route Varyingeast -west types across of Conservation the north of theand borough, Management g the route Plans will are providep currently a link in between place there Haringey is gynow and an urgentWalthamstow. need to to help conserve the historic character of the considerThe routeid and will d balance bconnect l architecturalthe hit following t lgg and green d landscape l spaces: d p design dFinsbury i heritage hy, Park, it West with ith ecologicalReservoir, l i l ,and East d biodiversity bi Reservoir, di it,p value.Clapton l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t Common,Common Springfield Park and . Marshes Feasibility and design studies to assess the level of Allwork cemeteries required toand make burial it angroundsgpy appropriate potentially quiet facegreenway the problem p cycle route. routeof safety y and stabilityy of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must 12.9.2 Wildlife Corridors (Southern Creation of wildflower 'stepping stepping stones stones' along the Southern section of the Lea Valley, Valley through the generation Awaiting on the outcomes of a funding bid. bid Once 2 ha London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo Ross Ross- £66,150£66 150 £0 £66,150£66 150 3 N balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common Lea Valley) of wildflower nectar rich meadows in a number of parks, parks open spaces and amenity grassland within housing funding is secured, secured site preparation would be Tatam) working with Kate Mitchell to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management estates in Tower Hamlets and Hackney. Hackney This will provide a means for foraging birds and invertebrates to undertaken with sowing of the seed mix, mix (LB Hackney) and Colin Stuart (LB searchhf for food f di in more areas, thereforeth f enhancing h i biodiversity. bi di it scheduledh d l d for f the th autumn t of f 2011 TTower HHamlets). lt) ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i 129312.9.3 Local Authority Meadow Developmentaccess, safetyf of and new dh the meadows potential ilf in for two their hi parks, parks educational d one i at lWaterlow as well ll as Park amenity, Camden i biodiversity bidi 121312.1.3 i and and dli a leisure City of uses.London Sowing of meadows 330 m2 London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo Ross- Ross £3£3,000 000 all Value in Kind £0 6 N IImprovements:tHk Hackney managedd park k in i Newham. N h Along Al with ith two t locations l ti within ithi Hackney: H k Hackney H k Downs D 129312.9.3 andd Stoke St k (t(total t l all ll TTatam) t ) working ki with ith SSue BBanks k (Cit(City projectsjt Downs NewingtonAll the 'Magnificentg CommonC Seven' 122612.2.6 cemeteries. The project have will 'Friendsengage withof' groupsgp the local who community provide p extensive and local support schoolspp to to their assist with projects)) off) London), Karen Hall (LB(C Camden) ) therespective sowing cemeteries.of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, pgplantings.Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s 129412.9.4 HHackney k Parks PkG Greenway IIn preparation ti for f the th Olympic Ol i Games G Hackney H k in i partnership t hi with ith the th ODA and d TfL have h developed d l d the th requiresCConsultation, lt reconsideration. reconsiderationti design d i and d Older implementation.i l section t ti that runs 16k1.6 km LB Hackney H k (Ben (B Kennedy) K d ) £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 0 N Spur to Millfields and Hackney Hackney Parks Olympic Greenway route which links up green spaces in the borough from Finsbury Park to from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more Marshes Victoria Park to enable a safe and familyy friendly yy cycle route for use duringg London 2012. This projectpj would significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k provide a spur route from Hackney Downs Park to Millfields Park South and . external sources for funding. 12.9.512.1.8 TowerWhittington Hamlets Park C2 ImprovingThepg park has the seenroute somebetween significant Bethnal investment Green Gardens into it'sit sand facilities Victoria recently Park - withusing newg the Astroturf new bridge pitch,g which changing connects BuildImplementing on the work next that phase has of already planting y been ecology done area 2.54 ha km SustransLB Islington and LB Tower Hamlets £2.525m£1m £100,000£2.525m £900,000£0 4 N Meathrooms and Gardens an ecology to Mile area.areaEnd ParkThe site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the aroundand rationalising the bridge buildings to join up in the the whole central route. area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme Characterssite is rated nearlyas a high chosen priority for in the the Portrait PPG17 Bench - being invested LedleyGreenspace King andStrategy Sylvia and Pankhurst audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.9.6 Bishopsgatepg Goods yyard / Creation of new ‘Cityy Garden’ for communityy use, incorporating pgggppp existing green spaces; Improved pedestrian Planninggg guidance prepared p p to guide g and 1.4 ha LB Tower Hamlets / LB Hackneyy tbc tbc tbc 1 Y 12.1.9 BishopsgateParliaments opsgate Hill East ast Triangle, / Allen e accessThis is theto existing elargest st g and a d busiest new e green g eegateway spaces; to HampsteadNew e sustainable susta Heath. Heath ab e resource esou Improved ce management aaccess, access age estructural t and a d play p ayimprovements facilities ac t es to coordinatecooFollowing d ate unsuccessful development. de e op e tHLF This sbid project p ojectfor landscape will be 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y GardensHampstead / Spitalfields Heath Farm incorporatedthe landscape within and facilities new green and space; reducing Integrate the impact new permitted of the built and environment proposed and development functional sites elements within on new the deliveredimprovements as part and of redesignthe wider of Bishopsgate the Heritage greenlandscape fabric; character. character Greening of Connection between Allan Gardens and Weavers Fields. Fields RegenerationCentreCentre, reconsider scheme project by private to take developers on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 12.9.7 Allens Gardens Works to enhance infrastructure and biodiversity in this important neighbourhood park. Infrastructure and relocationThel next i steps of f café féwould and d bedepot d to undertake facilities. f ili i a full 1.8 ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £150,000 £0 £150,000 0 Y physical improvement works would make the site accessible to a greater number of people by enhancing feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath facilitiesImprovements at the site to shared and making use paths it a more on Hampstead useable space. space Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 12.9.8 Southern Grove Lodge causeway.This stretch of the Green Grid runs along Southern Grove between Tower Hamlets Cemetery and Mile End sharedThe Eric routes and Treby that may Estate be regeneration funded through scheme LB 0.18 km LB Tower Hamlets (Greenways)£102,000 (Greenways)£0 £102,000 1 N Road.Road The environment here is dominated by large brick tower blocks, blocks hard surfaces and amenity grass, grass with Camden'sand the redevelopment LIP. of the Southern Grove 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsizelittle planting Woods and LNR pedestrian improvements. scale features. features The sequence of spaces including housing amenity land, land FeasibilityLodge site studyalso provide and project opportunities plan & consultation to deliver 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N Southern Grove Lodge and garden (ex council offices), offices) the cemetery entrance and wide pedestrian verge at streetscape improvements. improvements There is also an MileMil End E d Road R d combined bi d with ith significant i ifi t footfall f tf ll and d resident id t population, l ti presents t an opportunity t it to t develop d l a opportunityt it tto lilink k with ith ththe St ClClements t HHospital it l 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfLpopular Major and Scheme. Scheme successful public realm. Completedsite which is to be regenerated. St Clements 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station providesp a secondaryy opportunity pp y to improve p Piper) accessaccessibility b ty to tthe e CeCemetery ete y Park a from o Bow o Road. oad 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedCForthcoming ltd development to support the delivery 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) of this project as part of new developments. developments Conservation Manager) 129912.9.9 Tower Hamlets Cemetery Of London's 'Magnificent Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all Working in partnership with Tower Hamlets c121hac.12.1 ha Varies: LB Tower HamletsHamlets, Tower tbc tbc tbc 0 N 12.1.14 Camden High Street onThe EnglishE scheme li h Heritage's H will it widen ' Heritage H the it footways at t Risk Ri and k Register R improve i t (2011) the streetscene in i their th i entirety ti for t the or sectionelements l tof thereof.throad from f Three Th Camden (Highgate, (Hi hTown t CCemeteryCompleted t Partnership P t hi and d other thk key stakeholders tkhld HltCtPthiHamletsTfL & LB CemeteryCamden Partnership, N Kensalstation toGreen the Regent's andg Brompton Canal. Cemetery) In the longerg are term on the LB Register Camden of are Parks keen and to implementGardensp at similar Grade publicp 1 and realm two to identify interventions to improve green space Friends Of group & English Heritage. (Nunhead(improvements and in West the Norwood)southern )section are at Gradeand they 2*. are Many discussing y individual the buildings, details g with tombs TfL. and monuments within the and connectivity,y cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) on Primrose Hill Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill openAll cemeteries space and and a moreburial distinctive grounds potentially destination. destination face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, forward monuments and other masonry,y and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public balanceAn area thewide cost scheme of repairsp that willand be maintenance comprised ofwith a number the wide-ranging of components. componentsgg needs Camden of visitors. Town The East issues (area are between common Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme toCamden many of High our Sthistoric and St cemeteries Pancras Way whatever to the their east) ownership has a number and management. managementof issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll Thetraffic aim dominated. of future plans There must are opportunities secure the heritage including value public of these realm sitesimprovements for the long-term long to termCamden while Rd improving Station, access,increase safety pypermeabilityf t and d the th east-west potential t ti l for f their thcyclists,y i educational d ,p improve ti l as ppublic well llrealm as amenity, gygenerally it biodiversity bi and di the it ppedestrianand d leisure l i environment, uses. , increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for All2012/13 the 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groups who provide extensive support to their 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, respectiveAs the final cemeteries.part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N 12.9.10 TheBow Regent Regent'sCommon s Park Lane / Cantrell BroadThis pedestrianp Walk and link Outer on Circle the greeng to routes grid gp provides to the north an opportunity of pp the Park. Park y to The integrate gproject new would permitted p assess and the proposedpproute using The Coordinate forthcomingg development p to support pp 0.5 km London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N Road GGreen Link RRoyaldevelopment l Parks Pp k Criteria Csites it iat for fBow Success S CommonCG and dGasworks along l with ith and consultation Furze lt tiStreet.Sp to t see Improvements if the th route t is ito suitable pedestrianp it bl as a links, shared h,g existing d use the deliveryy of this pjproject as ppart of new cyclegreenl route. spaces tI Improves and accessibility access tot along open thespace street byb through making ki connectionsnew public ti realm improving i and i green visitor i it frontage experience i within and dfuture safety. f t developmentsdevelopments. Further detailed scoping work to be residential developments will enhance visual links between the Green Grid route and adjoining open space. space undertaken.undertaken 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 12.9.11 Mile End Intersection Improvedp access via specialpp paved areas. Integrateg new Queen Mary,yy University of London developments.p Under construction Tfl (High(g Street 2012)) Developp N simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) Town West Longg term redevelopmentp of station quarterq destination. improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by 12.9.1212 9 12 Ocean Estate OceanParkway Estate to the is north part of and New Mornington Deal Project Crescent whereby to the part south. south of the NB: estate could is being be added regenerated as a second and phasedelivering to new The estate is undergoing estate improvements 20 ha London Borough of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N opencomplete space, space green enhancing route Regents existing Park onesones. and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station including key green open spaces and routes. routes 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 ContinueThere is an the opportunity programme to ofdovetail works improvementsdetailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tenderingbby ensuring i as the thfunding wider id becomes connections ti available. available and d green RP play all RP play all RP play Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities spaces are linked to the Ocean Estate. Further strategy strategy strategy detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken. projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 12.9.1312 9 13 Ocean Green A new linear park. park New seating, seating planting and lighting. lighting A community café building fronting onto the main road. road Tfl (High Street 2012) Develop N 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y The potential to develop community gardens. gardens Better pedestrian connections. connections Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 12.9.14 Mile End Waste Refurbished Wickhams department store and other historic buildings. High quality shared surface between Under construction 0.5 ha Tfl (High Street 2012) Develop Y andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 102 the Waste and the buildings.g Green area extended. Area decluttered with unnecessaryy bollards and railingsg 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheThremoved. creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N 1212.9.15 9 15 WhitechapelWinfield House Refurbishedgardens of the accent U.S. lit Ambassadors heritage buildings. buildings residence Improved in Regents pedestrian Park 12.1.24 routes . andSecond, crossings, crossings is to create including a river north-south north of colours south begin outlining the plans for the American TflTatam) (High Street 2012) combined Develop combined Y linkslialong kg connecting the central ti the threservation Royal R l London L of d Park Hospital H Lane it from l with ith Marble the th future f t Arch Crossrail C to Hydey il station. Park t ti Corner Decluttering D l 12.6.12. tt i and d removal l of f Ambassadors Residence railings.ili IImprovementsttth to the market. ktE Encouragementt of f night i ht titime uses. 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y 12.9.1612 9 16 beingAldgateg initiative and Altab Ali Park andA new Primrose park at Hill. Braham Street (on former site of Aldgate Gyratory);Gyratory); An improved more accessibleaccessible, well lit Altab implementUnderp construction. construction in 2011 for Park a minimum completed of Nov a 3 yeary 2011. 2011 ((whole1.111ha ha site Tfl (High Street 2012) runningg runningDevelopg cost yyears or Y Ali Park. Park Restored historic buildings opposite the newly refurbished Whitechapel Gallery. Gallery Better pedestrian periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 links to Brick LaneLane. Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years 12.9.17 Bell Foundryyq Square This spacepj at the junction between Whitechapelp Road and the Green Grid,, beside the Whitechapelp Bell Further detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken to 0.3 ha London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets pa for 3 or tbc 5 tbc tbc 0 N Foundry – ‘the the world’sworld s most famous bell foundry foundry’, , offers an opportunity to create a strategically significant ascertain project detail including costing and years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N open space, space linking in with the proposed High Street 2012 initiative. initiative The large setback of buildings and wide defining project outputs. outputs allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total road verges, verges combined with the carriageway itself, itself create a generous area, area making a valuable contribution to sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 the open space provision in the vicinity. vicinity ffrom TRP 12.9.18 Aldgate Gyratory / Braham St The removal of the Aldgate gyratory, by the Corporation of London and TfL, has provided the opportunity to Completed 0.5 ha Tfl Secure 7 N maintenancei Park create of a new linear park on the space that was taken byy the Braham Street arm of the gyratory.gy y budgetgp pa 1212.9.1912.1.27 1 27 WCableWaterbodies t b Street di / iin Wellclose ththe RRoyal l STheSee areadescriptiond of i tithe Green1212.1.28, 1 28 Grid1212.6.13 that 6 13 links. Back Church Lane,, via Cable Street and the DLR/railwayyg line bridge to Further detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken to 0.5 km London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 YN SquarePkParks Improvements Wellclose Square and Wilton Wilton’s s provides an interesting environment with which to create a dynamic ascertain project detail including costing and and exciting public realm. realm This space, space and the Green Grid generally, generally would benefit greatly from improvements defining project outputs. outputs 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, toInstallI legibility t ll reedbeds db and d wayfinding, wayfinding in i the th ornamental and ta lstronger lake l k in i Queen Q setting Mary's Mto Wilton Wilton’s ' Garden, G s d Music The Th Hall. Hall Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was 12.9.2012 9 20 Swedenborg Gardens / News Existing park extended as green link across carriageway and integrated with future development proposals; successfulFurther detailed and £62,100 scoping awarded.work to be Secure undertaken at least to 1 ha London Borough of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N International Site Reconcile pedestrian and vehicular conflicts to improve link across carriageway and enhance accessibility. accessibility £7,145ascertain, match project funding. detail g including costing and ddefining fi i project j t outputs. t t Opportunity O t it to t deliver d li 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N projectj as part off a wider id regenerationi scheme hf for place as part of planning permission. Using calculated News International. volunteers 12.1.3012.9.2112 9 21 AccessPortsoken to Park Street Management Gardeng TheRedesign Royaly of Parks a garden strategy space gy to signpostand g pintroduction and aid youngof y play gp peoplefacilities. facilities p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers ToRelandscaping continue to runcompleted the Apprenticeshippp 2010 p scheme and n/a660 m2 TheCity of Royal London y Parks £145,000£40,000£40, 000 £65,000£40,000£40, 000 £80,000, £0 27 YN Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy 1212.9.22 9 22 MiMariner HHouse developedNNew linear li to public get bli youngerspace with people ith trees. t 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship RRelandscaping l d i completed l t d 2011 200 m2 2 CitCity of f London L d £350£350,000 000 £350£350,000 000 £0 6 N scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i

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1212.9.24 9 24 St James Churchyard Remove railing to front of churchyard to open up space to surrounding residences and creating plaza style Detail design development tbc LB Southwark (Jane Seymour) £250£250,000 000 £45£45,000 000 £205£205,000 000 3 Y areaarea.

1212.9.25513_ALGG 9 25 AREANature 12 & DRAFT education PROJECT at the Fish PROFORMA Opportunity to provide an environmental education facility with a possible option for food growing or SouthwarkPage 1 ofcouncil 12 to consult with stakeholders & 33,200 200 m2 LB Southwark £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 1 N 03/01/2012 F!Farm! educationald ti l plants. l t llocal l community it

12.9.26 South Bermondsey C2 Conversion of a disused railway bridge over Rotherhithe New Road for use by pedestrians and cyclists, link to Bridge Design and Build contract to be awarded 8 km Sustrans and LB Southwark £1.416m £1.039m £377,000 3 Y South Bermondseyy Station. Wider core route connects Burgessg Park to Durand's Wharf. earlyy in 2012.

12.10 London South Central

12.10.1.a BOST: Mint St Park Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust Trust's s involvement with relevant parks. parks Build upon community Project to turn redundant roadways and tarmac to 0.404ha ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen c.£300,000c £300 000 £250,000£250 000 c.£50,000c £50 000 2 N links and skills and learning for horticulture. horticulture Spaces include 12101a12.10.1.a Mint St ParkPark, 12101b12.10.1.b Little Dorrit turfturf, and works around the stage area. area Grant Firminger) Park,Park 12.10.1.c12101cMarlborough Playground and 12.10.1.d12101dChristchurch Gardens. Gardens Mint St requires opening up of application to Changing Places £50,000 £50 000 currently siteit and d bringing b i i roads d into i t park. k beingbi determined. dt i d 12.10.1.b BOST: Little Dorrit Park Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust Trust's s involvement with relevant parks. Build upon community Future project for 2013/14 is rationalisation around 0.4 ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen c.£200,000 £0 c.£200,000 0 N links and skills and learning for horticulture. horticulture Spaces include 12101a12.10.1.a Mint St ParkPark, 12101b12.10.1.b Little Dorrit Borough High Street. Street Currently considering scale Firminger) Park,Park 12.10.1.c12101cMarlborough Playground and 12.10.1.d12101dChristchurch Gardens. Gardens Mint St requires opening up of and impact of neighbouring development and site and bringing roads into park. park impact on the park. park Negotiating a maintenance revenue dowryd or serviceih charge.

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.8.6 Exhibition Road The current position is that the necessary traffic management works are on schedule for completion in Completed RB Kensington & Chelsea Secured 6 N Septemberp 2010. The final details of scheme designg are due to be agreedgy by RB Kensington g and Chelsea and Westminster Cityy Council TfL the Cityy of Westminster in the autumn of 2010. 1212.9 9 EEastern t EEast-West t W t CCorridors id

12.9.1 Finsbury Park to Walthamstow Project to link up a number of parks and green spaces with traffic free or quietened greenway cycle routes - Feasibility, consultation and design works. 3 km LB Hackney (Ben Kennedy) £20,000 £5,000 £15,000 0 N Marshes Greenwayy Route east -west across the north of the borough,g the route will providep a link between Haringeygy and Walthamstow. The route will connect the followinggg green spaces: p Finsburyy, Park, West Reservoir,, East Reservoir,,p Clapton Common,Common Springfield Park and Walthamstow Marshes. Marshes Feasibility and design studies to assess the level of work required to make it an appropriate quiet greenway cycle route. route

12.9.2 Wildlife Corridors (Southern Creation of wildflower 'stepping stepping stones stones' along the Southern section of the Lea Valley, Valley through the generation Awaiting on the outcomes of a funding bid. bid Once 2 ha London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo Ross Ross- £66,150£66 150 £0 £66,150£66 150 3 N Lea Valley) of wildflower nectar rich meadows in a number of parks, parks open spaces and amenity grassland within housing funding is secured, secured site preparation would be Tatam) working with Kate Mitchell estates in Tower Hamlets and Hackney. Hackney This will provide a means for foraging birds and invertebrates to undertaken with sowing of the seed mix, mix (LB Hackney) and Colin Stuart (LB searchhf for food f di in more areas, thereforeth f enhancing h i biodiversity. bi di it scheduledh d l d for f the th autumn t of f 2011 TTower HHamlets). lt)

129312.9.3 Local Authority Meadow Development of new meadows in two parks, parks one at Waterlow Park Camden 121312.1.3 and a City of London Sowing of meadows 330 m2 London In Bloom/ODA (Hugo Ross- Ross £3£3,000 000 all Value in Kind £0 6 N IImprovements:tHk Hackney managedd park k in i Newham. N h Along Al with ith two t locations l ti within ithi Hackney: H k Hackney H k Downs D 129312.9.3 andd Stoke St k (t(total t l all ll TTatam) t ) working ki with ith SSue BBanks k (Cit(City projectsjt Downs Newington CommonC 122612.2.6. The project will engage with the local community and local schools to assist with projects)) off) London), Karen Hall (LB(C Camden) ) the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). pgplantings. 129412.9.4 HHackney k Parks PkG Greenway IIn preparation ti for f the th Olympic Ol i Games G Hackney H k in i partnership t hi with ith the th ODA and d TfL have h developed d l d the th CConsultation, lt ti design d i and d implementation. i l t ti 16k1.6 km LB Hackney H k (Ben (B Kennedy) K d ) £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 0 N Spur to Millfields and Hackney Hackney Parks Olympic Greenway route which links up green spaces in the borough from Finsbury Park to Marshes Victoria Park to enable a safe and familyy friendly yy cycle route for use duringg London 2012. This projectpj would provide a spur route from Hackney Downs Park to Millfields Park South and Hackney Marshes.

12.9.5 Tower Hamlets C2 Improvingpg the route between Bethnal Green Gardens and Victoria Park - usingg the new bridgeg which connects Build on the work that has alreadyy been done 2.5 km Sustrans and LB Tower Hamlets £2.525m £2.525m £0 4 N to Mile End Park around the bridge to join up the whole route. Characters nearly chosen for the Portrait Bench - Ledley King and Sylvia Pankhurst 12.9.6 Bishopsgatepg Goods yyard / Creation of new ‘Cityy Garden’ for communityy use, incorporating pgggppp existing green spaces; Improved pedestrian Planninggg guidance prepared p p to guide g and 1.4 ha LB Tower Hamlets / LB Hackneyy tbc tbc tbc 1 Y Bishopsgates opsgate East ast / Allen e access to existing e st g and a d new e green g ee spaces; New e sustainable susta ab e resource esou ce management a age e t and a d play p ay facilities ac t es coordinatecoo d ate development. de e op e t This s project p oject will be Gardens / Spitalfields Farm incorporated within new green space; Integrate new permitted and proposed development sites within new delivered as part of the wider Bishopsgate green fabric; Greening of Connection between Allan Gardens and Weavers Fields. Fields Regeneration scheme by private developers 12.9.7 Allens Gardens Works to enhance infrastructure and biodiversity in this important neighbourhood park. Infrastructure and The next steps would be to undertake a full 1.8 ha LB Hackney (Sam Parry) £150,000 £0 £150,000 0 Y physical improvement works would make the site accessible to a greater number of people by enhancing feasibility study and needs assessment, assessment facilities at the site and making it a more useable space. space 12.9.8 Southern Grove Lodge This stretch of the Green Grid runs along Southern Grove between Tower Hamlets Cemetery and Mile End The Eric and Treby Estate regeneration scheme 0.18 km LB Tower Hamlets £102,000 £0 £102,000 1 N Road.Road The environment here is dominated by large brick tower blocks, blocks hard surfaces and amenity grass, grass with and the redevelopment of the Southern Grove little planting and pedestrian scale features. features The sequence of spaces including housing amenity land, land Lodge site also provide opportunities to deliver Southern Grove Lodge and garden (ex council offices), offices) the cemetery entrance and wide pedestrian verge at streetscape improvements. improvements There is also an MileMil End E d Road R d combined bi d with ith significant i ifi t footfall f tf ll and d resident id t population, l ti presents t an opportunity t it to t develop d l a opportunityt it tto lilink k with ith ththe St ClClements t HHospital it l popular and successful public realm. site which is to be regenerated. St Clements providesp a secondaryy opportunity pp y to improve p accessaccessibility b ty to tthe e CeCemetery ete y Park a from o Bow o Road. oad Forthcoming development to support the delivery of this project as part of new developments. developments 129912.9.9 Tower Hamlets Cemetery Of London's 'Magnificent Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all Working in partnership with Tower Hamlets c121hac.12.1 ha Varies: LB Tower HamletsHamlets, Tower tbc tbc tbc 0 N on EnglishE li h Heritage's H it ' Heritage H it at t Risk Ri k Register R i t (2011) in i their th i entirety ti t or elements l t thereof. th f Three Th (Highgate, (Hi h t CCemetery t Partnership P t hi and d other thk key stakeholders tkhld HltCtPthiHamlets Cemetery Partnership, Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two to identify interventions to improve green space Friends Of group & English Heritage. (Nunhead( and West Norwood)) are at Grade 2*. Manyy individual buildings,g tombs and monuments within the and connectivity,y cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register.

Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must balance the cost of repairsp and maintenance with the wide-ranginggg needs of visitors. The issues are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long-term long term while improving access, safetyf t and d the th potential t ti l for f their th i educational d ti l as well ll as amenity, it biodiversity bi di it and d leisure l i uses.

All the 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groups who provide extensive support to their respective cemeteries. 12.9.10 Bow Common Lane / Cantrell This pedestrianp link on the greeng grid gp provides an opportunitypp y to integrate g new permitted p and proposedpp Coordinate forthcomingg development p to support pp 0.5 km London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N Road GGreen Link developmentp sites at Bow CommonCG Gasworks and Furze Street.Sp Improvements to pedestrianp links,,g existing the deliveryy of this pjproject as ppart of new green spaces and accessibility along the street through new public realm and green frontage within future developmentsdevelopments. Further detailed scoping work to be residential developments will enhance visual links between the Green Grid route and adjoining open space. space undertaken.undertaken 12.9.11 Mile End Intersection Improvedp access via specialpp paved areas. Integrateg new Queen Mary,yy University of London developments.p Under construction Tfl (High(g Street 2012)) Developp N Longg term redevelopmentp of station quarterq destination.

12.9.1212 9 12 Ocean Estate Ocean Estate is part of New Deal Project whereby part of the estate is being regenerated and delivering new The estate is undergoing estate improvements 20 ha London Borough of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N Appendices – Rollingopen Project space, space enhancing existingLists onesones. including key green open spaces and routes. routes There is an opportunity to dovetail improvements bby ensuring i the th wider id connections ti and d green e* spaces are linked to the Ocean Estate. Further SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken. Sta 12.9.131212.1 91 13 HHampsteadOcean t d Green RidRidge NNorth th and d SSouth th A new linear park. park New seating, seating planting and lighting. lighting A community café building fronting onto the main road. road Tfl (High Street 2012) Develop N The potential to develop community gardens. gardens Better pedestrian connections. connections

12.9.1412.1.1 MileElthorne End ParkWaste RefurbishedTo improve and Wickhams enhance department the landscape store and and layout other ofhistoric the park, buildings. the park High has quality had investment shared surface into the between sports UnderCurrently construction investing in the play area. This site is 0.52.45 ha ha TflLB (HighIslington Street 2012) £2m £200,000Develop £1.8m 2 YN thefacilities Waste and and currently the buildings.yy the gplay Green area but area has extended. significantg Area potential decluttered to enhance with unnecessary the landscapey bollards and accessibility and railingsyg of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace removed.the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. 12.1.21212.9.15 9 15 CaringWhitechapel for Kenwood TheRefurbished project aims accent to realiselit heritage the fullbuildings. buildings potential Improved of Kenwood pedestrian and the routes wider and landscape crossings, crossings as an including international north-south north visitor south HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha EnglishTfl (High Heritage Street 2012) £5.3m Develop£1m £4.3m 3 Y attractionlinksli k connecting and ti local the th resource Royal R l London L through dg Hospital H extensive it l with ith conservation, the th future f t Crossrail C,p representation il station. t ti andDecluttering D linterpretation ttp i and d removal l of f managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complementedrailings.ili IImprovements by a programme ttth to the market. of ktEevents, Encouragement training, volunteering, t of f night i ht titime education uses. and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 12.9.1612 9 16 Aldgate and Altab Ali Park A new park at Braham Street (on former site of Aldgate Gyratory);Gyratory); An improved more accessibleaccessible, well lit Altab Underwaste).waste) construction. construction Park completed Nov 2011. 2011 1.111ha ha Tfl (High Street 2012) Develop Y 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d AliDDevelopment Park. Park l Restored t of f new historic meadows d buildings in i two t opposite parks, k one the atnewly tW Waterlowt refurbished l Park P kC Camden Whitechapel d 121312.1.3 Gallery. Gallery. AlongAl Better with ith two t pedestrian locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park linkswithin to Hackney: Brick LaneLane. Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) 12.9.17 Bell Foundryyq Square This spacepj at the junction between Whitechapelp Road and the Green Grid,, beside the Whitechapelp Bell Further detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken to 0.3 ha London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings. and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). Foundry – ‘the the world’sworld s most famous bell foundry foundry’,pg , offers an opportunity to create a strategically significant ascertain project detail including costing and ( y) 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublicopen bli space, space space linking iimprovements in with t the tto proposed AArchway h ClCloseHigh Streetand d FlFlowers 2012 initiative. initiative MMews (i(is The lland d large iin ththe setback centre t of f AbuildingsArchway h gyratory),and twide ) PPublicdefining bli consultation project lt tioutputs. outputs on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentiallyroad verges, verges including combined SUDS with and the greeningcarriageway measures, itself, itself create improved a generous pedestrian area, area crossings making a between valuable the contribution station and to Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic the Archwayopen space y, island, provision and future in the removal vicinity. vicinity of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian 12.9.18 Aldgate Gyratory / Braham St The removal of the Aldgate gyratory, by the Corporation of London and TfL, has provided the opportunity to accessCompleted or wider gyratory proposals. 0.5 ha Tfl Secure 7 N Park create of a new linear park on the space that was taken byy the Braham Street arm of the gyratory.gy y 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the 12.9.19 Cable Street / Wellclose The area of the Green Grid that links Back Church Lane,, via Cable Street and the DLR/railwayyg line bridge to Further detailed scopingpg work to be undertaken to 0.5 km London Boroughg of Tower Hamlets tbc tbc tbc 0 N SquareHeath Improvements Wellclose Square and Wilton Wilton’s s Music Hall provides an interesting environment with which to create a dynamic ascertainoptions in projectsummer detail 2011 including before public costing consultation and and exciting public realm. realm This space, space and the Green Grid generally, generally would benefit greatly from improvements definingand detailed project design outputs. outputs exercise and planning to legibility and wayfinding, wayfinding and a stronger setting to Wilton Wilton’s s Music Hall. Hall application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting up to two years. years 121612.1.612.9.2012 9 20 HiHighgateSwedenborg h t CCemetery Gardens t / News OfExisting London's L d park ' 'Magnificent 'Mextended ifi as t Seven' S green ' 19th link across century t carriageway metropolitan t lit and cemeteries, integrated t i all with ll are future significantly i ifidevelopment tl vulnerable l proposals; bl and d all ll ThTheFurther boundary b detailed d walls, scoping ll railings ili work and to d be gates tundertaken to t the th to c.14.51 145hha ha ViVaries:London CemeteryCBorough t of owners Tower and Hamlets d nottk knowntbc KKnowntbc nottk knowntbc 10 YN International Site onReconcile English pedestrian Heritage's and Heritage vehicular at Risk conflicts Register to improve(2011) in link their across entirety carriageway or elements and thereof. enhance Three accessibility. accessibility (Highgate, Easternascertain Cemetery project detail are inincluding need of costingmajor repairs. and management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two Theddefining fi principalpp i project j monuments t outputs. t t Opportunity O in the t Western it to t deliver d li Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCeprojectj ete as y parthave a eof been beef a wider idrepaired epa regeneration ed and a d conserved coi sescheme hf ed with for t developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register EnglishNews International. Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund 12.9.2112 9 21 Portsoken Street Garden Redesign of a garden space and introduction of play facilities. facilities Relandscapinggrantsgrants. A landscape completed management 2010 plan is in place 660 m2 City of London £40,000£40 000 £40,000£40 000 £0 7 N Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t 1212.9.22 9 22 MiMariner HHouse NNew linear li public bli space with ith trees. t RRelandscaping l d i completed l t d 2011 200 m2 2 CitCity of f London L d £350£350,000 000 £350£350,000 000 £0 6 N All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must 12.9.23 Tower Hill Garden Redesignbalancegg the of cost a garden of repairs space p and and maintenance introduction withof playpy the facilities. wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common Relandscapingpg completed p 2010 0.18 ha Cityy of London £122,000, £122,000, £0 7 N to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management

1212.9.24 9 24 St James Churchyard RemoveThThe aim i ofrailing f future f t to plansfront l ofmust churchyard t secure the th to openheritage h it up space value l ofto f these thsurrounding sites it for f residences the th long-term l tand whilecreating hil improving i plaza i style Detail design development tbc LB Southwark (Jane Seymour) £250£250,000 000 £45£45,000 000 £205£205,000 000 3 Y areaarea.access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses.

1212.9.25 9 25 Nature & education at the Fish AllOpportunity the 'Magnificentg to provide Seven' an environmental cemeteries have education 'Friends facility of' groupsgp with awho possible provide p option extensive for food support growing pp to theiror Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & 33,200 200 m2 LB Southwark £150£150,000 000 £0 £150£150,000 000 1 N F!Farm! respectiveeducationald ti cemeteries.l plants. l t llocal l community it 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N 12.9.26 HampsteadSouth Bermondsey Heath C2 Conversion of a disused railway bridge over Rotherhithe New Road for use by pedestrians and cyclists, link to Newer Bridge sectionDesign andthat Buildwas refurbished contract to in be 1990 1990'sawarded s 8 km Sustrans and LB Southwark £1.416m £1.039m £377,000 3 Y South Bermondseyy Station. Wider core route connects Burgessg Park to Durand's Wharf. requiresearlyy in 2012. reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more 12.10 London South Central significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k external sources for funding. The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N 12.10.1.a12.1.8 BOST:Whittington Mint StPark Park Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust Trust's s involvement with relevant parks. parks Build upon community Project to turn redundant roadways and tarmac to 0.404ha ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen c.£300,000c £300 000 £250,000£250 000 c.£50,000c £50 000 2 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently links and skills and learning for horticulture. horticulture Spaces include 12101a12.10.1.a Mint St ParkPark, 12101b12.10.1.b Little Dorrit turfturf, and works around the stage area. area Grant Firminger) remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested Park,Park 12.10.1.c12101cMarlborough Playground and 12.10.1.d12101dChristchurch Gardens. Gardens Mint St requires opening up of application to Changing Places £50,000 £50 000 currently siteit and d bringing b i i roads d into i t park. k beingbiGreenspace determined. dt Strategy i d and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.10.1.b BOST: Little Dorrit Park Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust Trust's s involvement with relevant parks. Build upon community Future project for 2013/14 is rationalisation around 0.4 ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen c.£200,000 £0 c.£200,000 0 N 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, linksThis isand the skills largest and and learning busiest for gateway horticulture. horticulture to Hampstead Spaces include Heath. Heath 12101a12.10.1.a Improved Mint access, access St ParkPark, structural 12101b12.10.1.b improvements Little Dorrit to BoroughFollowing High unsuccessful Street. Street Currently HLF bid considering for landscape scale 36 ha Firminger)City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath Park,Parkthe landscape 12.10.1.c12101c and Marlborough facilities and Playground reducing and the impact12.10.1.d12101d of the Christchurch built environment Gardens. Gardens and Mint functional St requires elements opening on the up of andimprovements impact of neighbouringand redesign developmentof the Heritage and sitelandscape and bringing character. character roads into park. park impactCentreCentre, on reconsider the park. park project Negotiating to take a maintenance on wider scope SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project revenueoff works k dowrydthat th t might ior ht service include iih l d charge. the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili km) Total cost place Required S relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i Sta 12.10.1.c BOST: Marlborough Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust's involvement with relevant parks. Build upon community See 12.10.7 0.25 ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen See 12.10.7 0 N 1212.1.10 1 10 PlaygroundHampsteadyg Heath linksImprovements and skills to and shared learning use g for paths horticulture. on Hampstead Spacesp Heath include including 12.10.1.a widening Mint St of Park, shared 12.10.1.b use path Little adjacent Dorrit to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc Firminger)TfL / City g) of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y Park,sportst, 12.10.1.c field, fi ld traffic t ffiMarlborough calming l i gand Playground d the th yg realignment li and 12.10.1.d t of f junctions. j tiChristchurch Widening Wid i Gardens. and d traffic t ffi Mint calming lSt irequiresq at t approach opening p h to tgp up of NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 sitecauseway. and bringing roads into park. park shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) Camden's LIP. 12.1.1112.10.1.d BelsizeBOST: Christchurch Woods Gardens BelsizeContinue Woods and develop LNR improvements. p Bankside Openpp Space Trust's involvement with relevant parks.p Build uponp communityy FeasibilityThe need forstudy refurbishment and project isplan growinggg & consultation more 0.250.75 ha LBBankside Camden Openpp Spaces Trust (Helen ( c.£300,000£14,000 £14,000£0 c.£300,000£0 21 N 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAlinkss and a d skills s s and a d learning ea g for o horticulture. o t cu tu e Spaces include c ude 12.10.1.a0a Mintt St Park, a , 12.10.1.b0b Littlett e Dorrit o t necessaryecessaPage 7 y inof the t12 e light g t of o local oca construction co st uct o and a d Firminger)ge ) 03/01/2012 ParkPark, 12101c12.10.1.c Marlborough Playground and 12101d12.10.1.d Christchurch Gardens. Gardens Mint St requires opening up of planned demolitions. demolitions Lighting needs 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfLsite Majorand bringing Scheme. Scheme roads into park. park Completedreconsiderationreconsideration. Build on existing local user group 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station and volunteer capacitycapacity. Incremental small projects Piper) are likelylik l to t be b the th way forward f d 12.10.212.1.1312 10 13 GGreatPlantingPl eat ti SuSuffolk ffor o bibiodiversity StStreet di eet it iin ImprovementsTheThp following of ll e ei ts Wildflowers Wildfl to this t s key ey routeMeadows M oute d which c are links planned sl Southwark Sout d ; 12.5.31253 a Tube ubeSt JJamesto Tate ate GGardensModern, ode d , (420Bankside a sqm), s de )Mix, 12.5.41254 , Project ojectEustonEt Bankside. a Sq S s de AppointCompletedCppo ltd t consultant co su ta t team tea to develop de e op a street-wide st eet de 00.2750.101h ha 5a ha LB Southwark CSoutCamden d a (Ri(Richard / Bankside h a d s HHarris de Urban Ui ba- NNature t £900,000£18,000£18 000 £300,000£18,000£18 000 £600,000£0 07 YN Parks: Talacre Gardens CurrentlyGardens (1000sqm)a number of , 12.1.13 development Talacre sites Gardens along (1000sqm)the route impacting negatively on local environmental quality. quality strategy for improvementsimprovements, and identify key points ForestConservation / Dan TaylorManager) Key north/south route through the forest that helps link key attractions and local amenities. amenities Improvements to along the street for more comprehensive 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N improve accessibility and pedestrian environment throughout, throughout incorporating tree planting and other urban improvements which can be delivered as funding station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm greeningi where h possible. ibl bbecomes available.il bl improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL. 1212.10.3 10 3 Ewer Street Intensification of verges along this quiet street to create new pocket green space in the heart of Bankside. Bankside Formalise brief, brief identify budget and commission 300 m2 Bankside Urban Forest £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 1 N 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks designPlanned work for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) 12.10.412 10 4 GreenGS Screen SmallS ll scale l greening i project j t to t install i t ll a living li i screen ontot a hoarding h di around d a building b ildi site it on Southwark S th k ClarifyCl if whether h th planning l i permission i i is i required i d for f 70 m2 2 BetterBttB Bankside kid - Valerie Vl i Beirne Bi / £10,000£10 000 £10,000£10 000 fundingf di would ld 4 N SStreet, aim to pilot in one site with a view to rolling out more widely. altering the existing hoarding. CommissionC Bankside Urban Forest //f/ TfL / be usefulf to 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N graphic design work to communicate the aims of Network Rail / Greater London roll out on Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward the project.pj Authorityy other sites 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y 12.10.5 Flat Iron Squareq Townscapepp improvements to this small openpp space. Road closure to increase area of publicp open pp space and Contractor appointedpp for main works,,p planning g 300 m2 LB Southwark / Bankside Urban £600,000, £550,000, £50,000, 5& N Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) to improve connection to this protected parade of shops. Key open space along the strong east/west route of permission needed for green canopy, funding Forest / Dan Taylor 6 issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll Union Street linking London Bridge and Waterloo. Waterloo Interfaces with Cycle Superhighway 7. 7 Proposals include needed for green canopy. canopy traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, installation of a 'green green canopy canopy' around existing cafe - incorporating a small scale demonstration green roof. roof increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 12.10.6 Borough High Street 2012/13environmental improvements to key inns and yards off Borough High Street - including cleaning, cleaning greening and Project scoping and implementation 250 m2 Better Bankside £100£100,000 000 £50£50,000 000 £50£50,000 000 1& N 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, Asimproving the final accessibility. accessibility part of the Broad Greening Walk along shared Borough use cycle High route Street St MarkMark'sincluding s Bridge hanging was baskets, basketsidentified and to connect vertical thegreening Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broadelements.elements Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use 12.10.7 Marlborough Playground This tarmac play area has the potential to accommodate green infrastructure and provide a multifunctional Talk to key stakeholders to see if there is an 0.250 25 ha Bankside Urban Forest £440,000£440 000 £0 £440,000£440 000 0 Y cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t green space. space appetite for developing a plan for the space. space 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 1212.10.8 10 8 Guy St Park Green Wall to adjacent car park to soften impact on open space. space Will require NCP to agree as car park is Scoping opportunities & commission feasibility 04ha0.4 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook)Cook), £100£100,000 000 £0 £100£100,000 000 0 N Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) operatedt d by b them. th study.td NCP improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by 12.10.9 Tabard Gardens RedevelopParkway to wildthe northarea toand improve Mornington permeability Crescent through to the thesouth. south park NB: and could create be betteradded habitat as a second for wildlife. phase to Scoping opportunities & commission feasibility 1.7 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £50,000 £0 £50,000 0 N complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station study.y 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 12.10.1000 Dickensc e s Square Squa e Open Ope Spaces playgroundsDickensc e s Square Squa have e Park abeen and a audited d the e adjoining adjo and work g Butterfly uhas e been y Walk a implemented are a e designated des g ausing ed Sites S Playbuilder es of o Nature a u and e Conservation. Co London se a Marathon o A tenderingPlanninga g approval,appas funding o a , design des becomes g review, e available. availablee , tender e de 0.909 ha a LB SouthwarkSou a £400,000£RP 00,000 play all RP play£0 all£400,000£ RP 00,000 play 4 N Trustfeasibility funding. funding study Outdoor and masterplan play promotes design healthy has been communities. communities produced that improves access, access safety and ecological values development strategy strategy strategy of the two spaces and integrates a redundant road to enhance the visual appeal of the park and surrounding projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt areaarea. The masterplan design has been submitted or planning. planning 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland* Project The stage: site will 0 =be notional, Reconfigure 1 = scoping some railings /briefing, and improve 2 = feasibility the areas study,500 m2 3 = outlineThe Royal designs, Parks 4 = detailed designs, 5 =£150£150,000 tender, 000 6 = implementation,£115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 7 = 000management3 Y plans 12.10.1112 10 11 Project,ProjectGeraldine The Mary Regent'sRegent Harmsworth s Park managedInfrastructure to create improvements an accessible to allow area visitors of high to ecological this popular value designation that incorporates park to fully the explore original the materials open space. spaceof the inConsult the buffer stakeholders zone around and the develop site. site design proposal 6.363ha ha LB Southwark ** At time of print project£400,000£400 owner 000 names are£0 the current£400,000£400 000 principal1 N contacts Park bbrownfieldImprovements fi ld site it include and d some installation areas will illof be b new allowed ll foot dpath, path to t colonise removal l i naturally. of t defunct ll Provides P park id furniture access and to t openunnecessary space &&t nature andfencingfencing,d promotes upgrade healthy h of lh the communities world gardens ii by b development encouraging i outdoorof visitor d activity. centre. centre i i 103 12.1.241212.10.12 110 24 12 HighHiImperial h Profile P Warfil UUrban Museum b MMeadows: d TheThsee 1212.10.11creation 10 ti 11 of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonLImperial d InI War Bloom/ODA Bl Museum /ODA (LB(Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam)SSouthwark) th k) combined combined alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence 12.10.13 Pop up tree nursery Temporary (3-4 year) urban tree nursery on meanwhile site in Elephant and Castle. Publicly accessible Secure buy-in from local residents, Lend Lease, 1 ha tbc £150,000 £0 £150,000 0/1 Y 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- space,Communitypg growing engagement g trees that inwill sport eventually and wellbeingyp be planted activities out on focused local development on thep Hub sportssites and facility on local in Regent's streets. Park SouthwarkAgree target Council groups and and partnerp scope treeof work nursery. andy 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative Opportunitiesand Primrose forHill. green skills/apprentices on site, as well as educational/recreational activities. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 12.10.14 Green Roofs Would like to develop green roof strategy for BUF area - there is a lot of roof space out there! Would Feasibility and scoping study Park)varies Better Bankside - Valerie Beirne / ds c. £15,000-£15,000 £65,000 c.£300,000 pa £0 £15,000-£15,000years 0 N appreciate expertise and steer in terms of where to start! Bankside Urban Forest pa for £20£20,000 3 or 000 5 £20£20,000 000 years 12.10.151212.1.26 10 15 EdibleRoyal Parks: Bankside Demonstration ProjectA food growingbeing developed project aimed with Tateat demonstrating Modern and sustainable Bankside Open food Spaces production Trust and - bringing providing neglected both educational spaces in FormaliseThe project briefbrief, is running. running commission If funds artist are andmade project available 500c1hac.1 ha m2 TateThe Royal Modern Parks - Synthia Griffin / Capital£15,000-£15 costs 000 Revenue£7,500£7 500 £55£55,000 000£7,500-£7 pa 500 for 1,2126 N allotments project (across 4 theand neighbourhood volunteering opportunities into active useto local by developing communities. communities food Funding growing required initiatives to in provide unlikely staff places coordination for an managerthe roles would to work be with advertised usus. with the aim of Better Bankside / BOST / Bankside of c.£125,000 c £1252020,000 000 funding of 3 years£12£12,500 total 500 sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 UbUrban Forest F t cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP 12.10.1612 10 16 ICMA_ConAgeICMA C A ProposalP l to t EU Intereg I t IV, IV focussing f i on improving i i accessibility ibilit to t key k places l and d services i for f an ageing i OutcomeO t of f funding f di bid expected t d late l t 2011 with ith a nott BetterB tt Bankside/Bankside B k id /B k id Urban U b £1.3m£1 3 maintenancei grantt £1.3m£1 3 1 N population. Proposals include involving older residents in undertaking street audits and shaping proposals for provisional start date of April 2012. Secure match currently Forest, Bankside Residents' Forum, applicationbudgetgp pa is improvingp gp public realm. funding.g scopedp Blackfriars Settlement. for €75,000 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. Y 12.10.17 NestworksPkParks Programmeg of bird box installation across the neighbourhoodg to improvep nesting g opportunities pp for keyy bird Identification of further sites for installingg the bird 50 bird box Bankside Urban Forest / LB £10,000 £2,500 £7,500 6 N specspecies es within t Bankside. a s de boboxes, es, and a d securing secu g funding u d g to implement. p e e t installationssta at o s SoutSouthwark a / 51% 5 % Studio Stud o 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was 1212.10.18 10 18 UrbanReed beds, Physic The Garden Regent's Park Creation of an Urban Physic Garden in an unused site. site Completed 400 m2 Wayward Plant Registry £50£50,000 000 £40£40,000 000 £10£10,000 000 3 N successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.2912.10.19 110 29 19 GfGreenHanging roofs baskets MMappingOngoing i maintenance GreenG Roofs R f ofin i the thhanging Borough B basket h of f CamdenCprogramme d using i - opportunityGIS. GIS to look at species being used to see if we CContactingLook t at tispecies developers d being l usedto t confirm in fi baskets if green to seeroofs fif in i TbTo205 be no. no LBBetter Camden C Bankside d - Valerie Beirne / £20£20,000 000£5£5,000 000 pa £20£20,000 000£0 £5£5,000 000£0 27 N can iimprove ththe usefulness f l of f ththe plant l t mix i - eg ffor pollinator lli ts, air i filtfiltration ti etc. t placesustainabilityt ias bilitpart credentialsof planning d ti l canpermission. be b improved i Using d etc. t calculatedbbaskets kt BBankside k id Urban U b Forest F t volunteers installed 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/acurrentlyy The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to 12.10.2012 10 20 StreetSt t TTree PlPlanting ti ContinueC ti street t t tree t planting l ti throughout th h t area to t reinforce i f key k routes t and d links li k within ithi Bankside B k id Urban U b Forest F t SubmitS b it funding f di bid to t final fi l round d of f Mayor M of f 40 no. BetterB tt Bankside B k id / Bankside B k id Urban U b £10,000£10 000 £5,000£5 000 £5,000£5 000 6 N year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy London's Street Tree fund. Forest developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship 12.11 Upperpp and Lower Thames scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal 12.11.1 Hammersmith ppumping pg To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel byy Thames Water includingg more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N station construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites £4bn post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAd it if t t Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 12.11.212 11 2 Rowberry Mead Opening up small riverside open space to restore its original relationship with the River Thames. Thames Improving Project scoping and identification of funding 0.350 35 ha LB Hammersmith & Fulham Parks £150,000£150 000 £25,000£25 000 £125,000£125 000 2 N landscaping and removing security fencing to provide a relaxing open space destination between Bishops opportunitiesopportunities. Park and Hammersmith along the Thames Path. Path 1212.11.3 11 3 To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access and maintenance infrastructure.

12.11.412 11 4 LivingLi i FlFlood d DDefence f WWalls: ll TheTh project j t aims i to t enhance h the th ecological l i l value l of f the th embankment b k t walls ll of f the th tidal tid l Thames. Th This Thi is i done d OnceO all ll permissions i i for f installation i t ll ti have h been b n/a/ ThamesTh 21 (Simon (Si Hoggart) H t) £67,000£67 000 for f all ll £67,000£67 000 for f all ll £0 6,767N Swan Draw Dock by encouraging plants to grow on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaging gained the next step will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 the integritygy of the walls in anyyy way. 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall pjprojects pjprojects 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw Dock.

12.11.5 Bridge foreshore To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined sewer overflows' (CSO's)() will be connected to scheme thee new e tunnel. u e Sites S es will be required equ ed for o between be ee two o and a d seven se e years yea s in duration. du a o Permanent e a e use of o the e sites s es estimatees ae£ £4bn b postpost-construction construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure 12.11.6 Jew's Row To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel byy Thames Water includingg more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t 12.11.7 Bridges Court car park To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access and maintenance infrastructure.f 1212.11.8 11 8 York Gardens Phase 1 - Parks enhancements in conjunction with neighbouring private development of a disused church; Await final plans and permission for 31ha3.1 ha LB Wandsworth (Valerie Selby) £100£100,000 000 none £100£100,000 000 1 Y redesign and install appropriate boundary bo ndar treatment along the Plough Plo gh Road / Fowler Fo ler Close boundary. bo ndar Phase redevelopmentsrede elopments on Plough Plo gh Road. Road Phase 2 - Begin 22I - Improvementst to t the th entrance t to t York Y k Gardens G d opposite it Lavender L d Road R d to t rationalise ti li vehicle hi l and d discussiondi i with ith ThThames WWater t over access pedestrian access; reinstate paved surfaces and make the entrance more welcoming. Ideally this work should requirement also include partnershipp pg working with Thames Water to visuallyy screen the pumpingp pg station located in this area. Investigate potential uses of disused toilet block

12.11.9 Fred Wells Gardens Formalise a new entrance at the Orville Road end. Improve planting in surrounding shrubbery to allow more Feasibility and scoping. 0.85 ha LB Wandsworth (Valerie Selby) £75,000 none £75,000 1 N light into the area and make the entrance feel welcoming

1212.11.10 11 10 Cremorne Wharf foreshore To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. 1212.11.11 11 11 ViVicarage Gardens G d CCommunity it heritage h it project j t to t gather th oral l histories hi t i of f its it original i i l use as a riverside i id promenade. d Use U these th WWork k with ith borough b h library lib and d heritage h it services i to t 02h0.2 ha LB Wandsworth W d th (Valerie (V l i Selby) S lb ) £15£15,000 000 none £15£15,000 000 0 N historieshi t i to t influence i fl any necessary improvementsi t to t planting l ti or hard h d landscaping l d i without ith t causing i detriment d t i t identifyid tif volunteers l t to t participate. ti i t to current uses as riverside walk and cycle route.

1212.11.12 11 12 ThThames PPath, th WWandsworth d th UUpgrade d of f the th Thames Th Path P th to t permit it cycling li through th h LB Wandsworth, W d th between b t Battersea B tt Park P k and d the th LLegally ll permit it cycling. li AddAddress major j bbarriers i as 33k3.3 km SSustrans t and dLBW LB Wandsworth d th c.£1m£1 £0 c.£1m£1 2 N Wandle Delta. Formalise the current situation and promote responsible cycling. Improve cycle parking. and when development opportunities arise; Wandsworth Bridgeg / Lombard Road missingg link.

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.10.1.c BOST: Marlborough Continue and develop Bankside Open Space Trust's involvement with relevant parks. Build upon community See 12.10.7 0.25 ha Bankside Open Spaces Trust (Helen See 12.10.7 0 N Playgroundyg links and skills and learningg for horticulture. Spacesp include 12.10.1.a Mint St Park, 12.10.1.b Little Dorrit Firminger)g) Park,, 12.10.1.c Marlboroughg Playground yg and 12.10.1.d Christchurch Gardens. Mint St requiresq opening p gp up of site and bringing roads into park. park 12.10.1.d BOST: Christchurch Gardens Continue and developp Bankside Openpp Space Trust's involvement with relevant parks.p Build uponp communityy The need for refurbishment is growinggg more 0.75 ha Bankside Openpp Spaces Trust (Helen ( c.£300,000 £0 c.£300,000 1 N linkss and a d skills s s and a d learning ea g for o horticulture. o t cu tu e Spaces include c ude 12.10.1.a0a Mintt St Park, a , 12.10.1.b0b Littlett e Dorrit o t necessaryecessa y in the t e light g t of o local oca construction co st uct o and a d Firminger)ge ) ParkPark, 12101c12.10.1.c Marlborough Playground and 12101d12.10.1.d Christchurch Gardens. Gardens Mint St requires opening up of planned demolitions. demolitions Lighting needs site and bringing roads into park. park reconsiderationreconsideration. Build on existing local user group and volunteer capacitycapacity. Incremental small projects are likelylik l to t be b the th way forward f d 12.10.20 GGreat eat SuSuffolk o StStreet eet Improvementsp o e e ts to this t s key ey route oute which c links s Southwark Sout a Tube ube to Tate ate Modern, ode , Bankside a s de Mix, , Project oject Bankside. a s de Appointppo t consultant co su ta t team tea to develop de e op a street-wide st eet de 00.275 5a ha LB SouthwarkSout a / Bankside a s de Urban U ba £900,000 £300,000 £600,000 0 Y Currently a number of development sites along the route impacting negatively on local environmental quality. quality strategy for improvementsimprovements, and identify key points Forest / Dan Taylor Key north/south route through the forest that helps link key attractions and local amenities. amenities Improvements to along the street for more comprehensive improve accessibility and pedestrian environment throughout, throughout incorporating tree planting and other urban improvements which can be delivered as funding greeningi where h possible. ibl bbecomes available.il bl 1212.10.3 10 3 Ewer Street Intensification of verges along this quiet street to create new pocket green space in the heart of Bankside. Bankside Formalise brief, brief identify budget and commission 300 m2 Bankside Urban Forest £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 1 N design work

12.10.412 10 4 GreenGS Screen SmallS ll scale l greening i project j t to t install i t ll a living li i screen ontot a hoarding h di around d a building b ildi site it on Southwark S th k ClarifyCl if whether h th planning l i permission i i is i required i d for f 70 m2 2 BetterBttB Bankside kid - Valerie Vl i Beirne Bi / £10,000£10 000 £10,000£10 000 fundingf di would ld 4 N SStreet, aim to pilot in one site with a view to rolling out more widely. altering the existing hoarding. CommissionC Bankside Urban Forest //f/ TfL / be usefulf to graphic design work to communicate the aims of Network Rail / Greater London roll out on the project.pj Authorityy other sites

12.10.5 Flat Iron Squareq Townscapepp improvements to this small openpp space. Road closure to increase area of publicp open pp space and Contractor appointedpp for main works,,p planning g 300 m2 LB Southwark / Bankside Urban £600,000, £550,000, £50,000, 5& N to improve connection to this protected parade of shops. Key open space along the strong east/west route of permission needed for green canopy, funding Forest / Dan Taylor 6 Union Street linking London Bridge and Waterloo. Waterloo Interfaces with Cycle Superhighway 7. 7 Proposals include needed for green canopy. canopy installation of a 'green green canopy canopy' around existing cafe - incorporating a small scale demonstration green roof. roof

12.10.6 Borough High Street environmental improvements to key inns and yards off Borough High Street - including cleaning, cleaning greening and Project scoping and implementation 250 m2 Better Bankside £100£100,000 000 £50£50,000 000 £50£50,000 000 1& N improving accessibility. accessibility Greening along Borough High Street including hanging baskets, baskets and vertical greening 2 elements.elements 12.10.7 Marlborough Playground This tarmac play area has the potential to accommodate green infrastructure and provide a multifunctional Talk to key stakeholders to see if there is an 0.250 25 ha Bankside Urban Forest £440,000£440 000 £0 £440,000£440 000 0 Y green space. space appetite for developing a plan for the space. space

1212.10.8 10 8 Guy St Park Green Wall to adjacent car park to soften impact on open space. space Will require NCP to agree as car park is Scoping opportunities & commission feasibility 04ha0.4 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook)Cook), £100£100,000 000 £0 £100£100,000 000 0 N operatedt d by b them. th study.td NCP

12.10.9 Tabard Gardens Redevelop wild area to improve permeability through the park and create better habitat for wildlife. Scoping opportunities & commission feasibility 1.7 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £50,000 £0 £50,000 0 N Appendices – Rolling Project Lists study.y Complete Key Project 12.10.1000 Dickensc e s Square Squa e Open Ope Spaces Dickensc e s Square Squa e Park a and a d the e adjoining adjo g Butterfly u e y Walk a are a e designated des g a ed Sites S es of o Nature a u e Conservation. Co se a o A Planninga g approval, app o a , design des g review, e e , tender e de 0.909 ha a LB SouthwarkSou a £400,000£ 00,000 £0 £400,000£ 00,000 4 N feasibility study and masterplan design has been produced that improves access, access safety and ecological values development

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CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)Bankside) working Urban withForest SSue Banks (C(City £20£20,000projects 000 £20£20,000 000 the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) 12.10.1512 10 15 Edible Bankside benefitsProject being of urban developed meadows with and Tate nectar Modern rich andplantings.pg Bankside Open Spaces Trust - bringing neglected spaces in Formalise briefbrief, commission artist and project 500 m2 andTate Kate Modern Mitchell - Synthia (LB( Hackney). Griffin y) / £15,000-£15 000 £7,500£7 500 £7,500-£7 500 1,212N the neighbourhood into active use by developing food growing initiatives in unlikely places manager to work with usus. 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(2012) The works themselves lasting 400 m2 Wayward Plant Registry £50£50,000 000 £40£40,000 000 £10£10,000 000 3 N up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y 1212.10.19 10 19 Hanging baskets Ongoingon English maintenance Heritage's Heritage of hanging at Riskbasket Register programme (2011) - inopportunity their entirety to lookor elements at species thereof. being Threeused to(Highgate, see if we LookEastern at species Cemetery being are used in need in baskets of major to repairs. see if 205 no. no Bettermanagement, Bankside Friends - Valerie of HighgateBeirne / £20£20,000 000 pa funding:£20£20,000 000EH £0 7 N canKensal iimprove Green ththe and usefulness Brompton f lp of Cemetery) f ththe plant ly) t mixare i -on eg the ffor Register pollinatorg lli t ofs, Parks air i filtfiltration and ti Gardens etc. t at Grade 1 and two sustainabilityThet principalpp i bilit credentialsmonuments d ti l can in the be b Westernimproved i d etc. t bbaskets kt BBanksideCemetery k idyg UrbanU& bEnglish Forest F Heritage. t g Officer time to (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. 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Thames 21 beingThames invested 21 the integritygy of the walls in anyyy way. 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit pjprojects in pjprojectsecology 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw Dock. area)) 12.11.512.1.9 PutneyParliament Bridge Hill foreshore Triangle, ToThis allow is the construction largest and of busiest the Thames gateway Tunnel to Hampstead by Thames Heath. Heath Water Improved including access, accessmore extensive structural 'shaft improvements sites' to to 2ndFollowing phase unsuccessful consultation. HLF bid for landscape tbc36 ha ThamesCity of London Water £8-10m£8Overall 10m tbc£0 £8-10m£8 10mtbc 2,30 NY Hampstead Heath constructthe landscape the main and tunnelfacilities and and smaller reducing sites the where impact 'combined of the built sewer environment overflows' and (CSO's)() functional will beelements connected on the to improvements and redesign of the Heritage scheme thelandscapee new e tunnel. u character. character e Sites S es will be required equ ed for o between be ee two o and a d seven se e years yea s in duration. du a o Permanent e a e use of o the e sites s es CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope estimatees ae£ £4bn b postpost-construction construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i 1212.1.1012.11.6 1 10 HampsteadJew's Row Heath ImprovementsTo allow construction to shared of the use Thames paths on Tunnel Hampstead byy Thames Heath Water including including widening g more of extensive shared use 'shaft path sites' adjacent to to a Final2nd phasep tranche consultation. of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6tbc ha tbc TfLThames / City Water of London / LB Camden OverallTfL - TfLtbc - tbc£0 2,3,1 YN sportsconstructt field, fi ldthe traffic t main ffi calming tunnel l i and and d smaller the th realignment sites li where t of f junctions. j 'combined combined ti Widening Widsewer ioverflows overflows' and d traffic t ffi(CSO (CSO's) calming l s) iwill at be t approach connected h to t to NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150scheme 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway.the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites shared routes that may be funded through LB estimate(Greenways) £4bn (Greenways) post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated Camden's LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsizeaccess andWoods d maintenance itLNR improvements. infrastructure. if t t Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N 12.11.7 Bridges Court car park To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink theTfL new Major tunnel. tunnel Scheme. Scheme Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon estimate£750,000£750 £4bn 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d Piper) access and maintenance infrastructure.f 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N 1212.11.8 11 8 Parks:York Gardens Talacre Gardens GardensPhase 1 -(1000sqm) Parks enhancements , 12.1.13 Talacre in conjunction Gardens with(1000sqm) neighbouring private development of a disused church; Await final plans and permission for 31ha3.1 ha ConservationLB Wandsworth Manager) (Valerie Selby) £100£100,000 000 none £100£100,000 000 1 Y redesign and install appropriate boundary bo ndar treatment along the Plough Plo gh Road / Fowler Fo ler Close boundary. bo ndar Phase redevelopmentsrede elopments on Plough Plo gh Road. Road Phase 2 - Begin 12.1.14 Camden High Street 22IThe - Improvements scheme willt widen to t the th the entrance tfootways to t York Yand k improveGardens G d the opposite streetscene it Lavender L for d the Road R section d to t rationalise of ti road li from vehicle hi Camden l and d Town discussiondiCompleted i with ith ThThames WWater t over access TfL & LB Camden N pedestrianstation to the access; Regent'sg reinstate Canal. paved In the surfaces longerg term and LBmake Camden the entrance are keen more to implement welcoming.p similar Ideally publicp this realmwork should requirement alsoimprovements include partnershipp in the southern pg working section with Thames and they Water are discussing to visuallyy the screen details the with pumpingp TfL. pg station located in this area. Investigate potential uses of disused toilet block 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N 12.11.9 Fredon Primrose Wells Gardens Hill Formalise a new entrance at the Orville Road end. Improve planting in surrounding shrubbery to allow more Feasibilitypos.pos April 2012.2012and scoping. 0.85 ha LBConservation Wandsworth Manager) (Valerie Selby) £75,000 none £75,000 1 N light into the area and make the entrance feel welcoming 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N 1212.11.10 11 10 Cremorne Wharf foreshore To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public Anththe areanew widetunnel. t scheme l Sites Sit will that ill be b will required be icomprised d for f between b t of a number two t and dof seven components. components years ini Camdenduration. d ti TownPermanent P East t (area use of fbetween the th sites it Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / estimateti£440,000£440 t £4bn £4b 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camdenpost-construction High St andat CSO St Pancras connection Way sites to the will east) include has ventilationa number of columns, issues inc.inckiosk poor buildings public andrealm, realm associated road safety Simon Piper) access and maintenance infrastructure. issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll 1212.11.11 11 11 ViVicarage Gardens G d CCommunitytraffic dominated. it heritage h it There project jare t to topportunities gather th orall includinghistories hi t i ofpublic f its it original realm i il improvementsuse as a riverside i to id Camden promenade. 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Implementation projected for 2012/13 12.1.191212.11.12 111 19 12 StThThames Mark Mark's s PPath, Bridge th WWandsworth cycle d accessaccess, th AsUUpgrade the dfinal of f partthe th Thames Thof the Broad Path P th Walkto t permit shared it cycling use li through thcycle route h LB StWandsworth, W Mark Mark's d s Bridge th between b twas identified Battersea B tt to Park Pconnect k and d thethe th SecureLLegally ll funding permit it cycling. for li the assessment AddAddress major jwork. work bbarriers i as 30033k3.3 km m2 TheSSustrans tRoyal and Parks dLBW LB Wandsworth d th £25,000£25c.£1m£1 000 £5,000£5 000£0 £20,000£20c.£1m£1 000 2 N e* The Regent Regent's s Park BroadWandle Walk Delta. and Formalise Outer Circle the currentto routes situation to the north and promote of the Park. Park responsible The project cycling. would Improve assess cycle the route parking. using The and when development opportunities arise; SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project Wandsworth Bridgeg / Lombard Road missingg link. km) Total cost place Required S RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use Sta cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t 12.11.13 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 for all £0 6,7 N Battersea Park byy encouraging g gp plants to grow g on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaginggg g gained the next stepp will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y the integritygy of the walls in anyyy way. 12.11.54 Limekiln,, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall pjprojects pjprojects Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw DockDock. improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by 12.11.1412 11 14 Chelsea Embankment ToParkway allow construction to the north andof the Mornington Thames Tunnel Crescent by to Thames the south. south Water NB: including could be more added extensive as a second 'shaft shaft phase sites sites' toto 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N foreshore constructcomplete the green main route tunnel Regents and smaller Park and sites London where Zoo 'combined combined from Camden sewer Town overflowsoverflows' Tube (CSO (CSO's) Station. Station s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b 12.1.21.a,b,c513_ALGG AREAPlay Strategy12 DRAFT (Regent (Regent's PROJECT s Park) PROFORMAThe Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. 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12.1.251212.11.16.b 11 16 b ThePlay Hub:space Sports provision: and Well- Other CommunityNew play provision engagement will be in required sport and to wellbeingsupport the activities future population focused on of the Nine Hub Elms. 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TheThe Park will stretch from Vauxhall to The exact details of the size and route of the park tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group pa for c.£78mc 3 £78m or 5 Costs to be tbc 1 Y years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration ABattersea food growing Power project Station aimed and isat required demonstrating to be an sustainable average of food at least production 40m through and providing each site, site both with educational a minimum Thewill develop project isthrough running. running negotiations If funds are between made available the c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenuefunded £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 andwidthidth volunteering of f 30m. 30 It will opportunities ill incorporate i t to public local bli spacecommunities. communities at t the th riverside iFunding id in i required front f t of f Batterseato B provide tt Power Pstaff coordination Station. St ti for an theCouncil,C roles il thethwould GLA be and advertised d various i withlandowners. l d the aim of TheTh of c.£125,000 c £125 000 fundingthroughth of h 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme makingparkk will ill appointments be b built b ilt out t in i by phases hApril 2011.2011as developments d l t cc.£50,000dldeveloper £50 000 £165£165,000 000 are constructed provisionffrom TRPand maintenanceVNEBi S106 tariff/CIL budgetgp pa 12.11.1812 11 18 Nine Elms Lane 'Urban Urban Enhancements to Nine Elms Lane to provide a more pleasant environment for pedestrians and cyclists. cyclists To Details through further OAPF work & individual tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £12m £6m to be £6m 3 Y 12.1.27 Waterbodies in the Royal See description 12.1.28, 12.6.13. Y 12 1 27 BBoulevard'W t l b di d' i th R l iincludeS ld d more i ti active ti121 street t28 12 tf frontages, 613 t tree t planting, l ti bus/cycle b / l lane, l improved i d crossings i and d points it of fit interest t planningl i applications li ti ffunded dd Y PkParks alonglhd the road, throughh h VNEB 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 S106 tariff/CIL£61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was remainder successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least through site £7,145, match funding.g specific S106/S278 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N 12.11.19 Thames Riverside Walk and A continuous riverside walk is a key aim for the redevelopment of Nine Elms. DMPD policy DMT3 requires Detailsplace as through part of furtherplanning OAPF permission. work & individualUsing c.1.5calculated km VNEB Public Realm Working Group £15.5m £1.55m to be £13.95m 3 Y Wharves provision of a walking/cycle route of at least 6m alongside the Thames. The creation of and improvements to planningvolunteers applications funded 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg riversideThe Royaly parkspq Parks and strategy squaresgy to willsignpost g also p be and expected aidpp youngy as gp peoplepart p of intoredevelopment. Parkp Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, throughg£65,000 VNEB, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to S106 tariff/CIL year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy 1212.11.20 11 20 Pedestrian/cycle bridge to Potentialdeveloped new to getcycle younger and foot people bridge 16 to year link oldsNine onto Elms the to career Pimlico path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship Feasibility subject to funding availability taking tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £30m £24m £6m 0 N PimlicoPi li scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i accountt of f other th iinfrastructure f t t priorities. i iti indicatediditd as 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal beingbi funded f dd by VNEB S106 tariff/CIL

1212.11.21 11 21 Tideway Pocket Park Pocket park to be provided at eastern end of the development site (along with riverside walk and landscaping Planning permission granted early 2011. 2011 c02hac.0.2 ha St James (Berkeley Group) Not known To be £0 4 Y iimprovementst to t Nine Ni Elms El Lane) L ) providedid d as 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 part off 03/01/2012 planning applicationspp 1212.11.22 11 22 Trees in the Public Realm Various delivery mechanisms for tree planting in the City including the City Council Council's s tree planting programme, programme Westminster Tree Trust are working with 8989.3 3 ha Various £80£80,000 000 £0 £80£80,000 000 2 Y Action Plan the W1W Tree Planting Initiative (a community-led community led project to encourage opportunities for street tree planting Westminster City Council to identify opportunities where possible), possible) Westminster Tree Trust, Trust the Royal Parks' tree planting plans, plans and the Mayor of London's and agree schedule of tree planting. planting TreeT iinitiative iti ti where h it covers WWestminster. t i t AlAlso TTrees & DDesi ign AAction ti GGroup (TDAG) iinitiatives iti ti where h iin PhasePh 9 South S th Marylebone M l b (Welbeck (W lb k St, St Wimpole Wi l Westminster including along Grosvenor Road and Embankment. One example of additional greening St, Wigmore S) Due for commencement October opportunitiespp is at /Hamiltony Place where a projectpj with Intercontinental Hotel is beinggp proposed p to 2012 and completionpp April 2013. Phase 10 improve the space as a pocket park. (Gloucester Pl). Phase 11 (Crawford St) - due for completion April 2012 12.11.23 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 for all £0 6,7 N Vauxhall byy encouraging g gp plants to grow g on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaginggg ggained the next stepp will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 the integrity of the walls in any way. 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour'sSaviour s Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall projects projects 12.11.1312 11 13 Battersea Park 12.11.412 11 4 Swan Draw DockDock. 12.11.24.a Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Archbishop'sp diversions,, and to connect to other greeng corridors or widen links into surroundinggp parks and estate. and deliveryyp plans, , to secure and direct S106 and all pjprojects all pjprojects Park 12.11.24.a Archbishop’sArchbishop s Park, 12.11.24.b Lambeth High Street Park, 12.11.24.c Spring Gardens, 12.11.24.d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 1212.11.24.e 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.b Thames Path Improvementsp To improvep 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentp of specific pp policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000, for £0 £200,000, for 1 Y and Extensions: Lambeth diversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. and delivery plans, to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects High Street Park 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.c Thames Path Improvementsp To improvep 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentp of specific pp policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000, for £0 £200,000, for 1 Y and Extensions: Spring diversionsdiversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects Gardens 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.d Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity' connectivity of current Thames Path through Lambeth, to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planning £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Vauxhall Park diversions,diversions and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 1212.11.24e 11 24e Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity' connectivity of current Thames Path through Lambeth, Lambeth to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planning £200£200,000 000 for £0 £200£200,000 000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Kennington diversions,diversions and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects Park 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain VauxhallV h ll PPark, k 12.11.24.e12 11 24 KKennington i t Park. Pk 1212.11.25 11 25 Albert Embankment foreshore To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access and maintenance infrastructure. 12.11.2612 11 26 Bell Lane Creek To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N constructt t the th main i tunnel t l and d smaller ll sites it where h 'combined ' bi d sewer overflows'fl ' (CSO's) (CSO' ) will ill be b connected t d to t schemeh the new tunnel. Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionp at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildingsg and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. 12.11.27 Jubilee Gardens Currently a flat and featureless patch of grass, the gardens will be transformed into a new green landmark for Under construction (2011). c.2.8 ha TfL, Jubilee Gardens Steering Group n/a secure 6 Y London,,g reflecting their location oppositepp the Houses of Parliament and next to the iconic London Eye,y, Shell Centre and Southbank Centre. The intention is to open the new park in 2012 to mark the celebrations surrounding The Queen Queen’s s Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

12.11.28 Victoria Embankment To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N foreshore construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpost constr ction at CSO connection sites will ill include incl de ventilation entilation columns, col mns kiosk buildings b ildings and associated access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t 1212.11.29 11 29 Covent Garden Action Plan Delivery of agreed action plan, plan including public realm improvements and incorporating improved walking Various schemes underway or in development or 26 ha Westminster City Council & TfL tbc partial funding tbc 3 N routes through lanes and alleys to raise awareness of link to the river, river eg Carting Lane / Savoy area & design stages. stages Carting Lane scheme now in place EEmbankment b k tG Gardens d realignment li t&i & improvements. t Temple T l Gardens G d roof ft terrace is i one examplelf of a space complete.l t Wellington W lli t St/Bow St/B St Walking W lki route t requiring refurbishment along Embankment. and Southampton St improvements likely to be in designgg stages 2012/13.

1212.11.30 11 30 BlBlackfriars kf i BBridge id fforeshore h TTo allow ll constructioni of f the h Thames Th Tunnel T l by b Thames Th Water W including i l di more extensivei'hfi' 'shaft sites' to 2d2nd phase h consultation. l i tbcb ThThames Water W OOverall ll tbcb tbcb 232,3 Y construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined sewer overflows' (CSO's) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. Sites will be requiredq for between two and seven yearsy in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure

1212.11.31 11 31 Riverside Walk Enhancement Strategy to enhance and create numerous spaces along the length of the riverside walkway. walkway Works to Millennium Bridge area 1ha City of London £5m £4m £1m 2 Y

1212.11.32 11 32 Carter Lane Quarter Creation of pedestrian orientated quarter in historic lanes contains new planters for biodiversity. biodiversity 3rd Phase to be completed for 2012. 2012 02ha0.2 ha City of London £3m £3m £0 6 N

12.11.33 St Paul's Churchyard New public open space in place of the coach park to extend Carter Lane Gardens including; new seating, Evaluation and design from April 2009 to January 700 m2 City of London £2.1m £2.1m £0 6 N plantingpg and trees, enhanced footwaysyp paved in natural materials, publicp art and playpy facilities, proposed pp wide 2011. Implementationp from Jan 2011 to December pedestrian crossing in high quality materials, giving improved accessibility with neutral impact on traffic to 2011 enhance the connection between Bankside, Bankside the Millennium Bridge, Bridge St Paul Paul’s s, Festival Gardens and Cheapside 12.11.34 Strategicg Walk Network: Green Comprised of seven routes, the goalg of the Strategicg Walk Network is to provide an exemplaryyg and high quality y The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL ((Spencer Clark)) and Walk £800,000 for £800,000 £0 6 N Chain Walk walkinggp experience for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byy mid 2012 as a legacygy walking g resource for London (Jim() Walker) all increasingly used for utility walking as well. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkway 12.3.18 London. Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). 12.11.35 Pauls Walk West New planted public space including new planters, trees and green walls. Implementation during 2012 100 m2 City of London £172,000 £172,000 £0 4 N

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.11.13 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 for all £0 6,7 N Battersea Park byy encouraging g gp plants to grow g on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaginggg gainedg the next stepp will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 the integritygy of the walls in anyyy way. 12.11.54 Limekiln,, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall pjprojects pjprojects 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw DockDock.

Appendices12.11.1412 11 14 Chelsea Embankment – Rolling To allow Project construction of the Lists Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N foreshore construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project access and maintenance infrastructure. km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.11.1512.1 111 15 HHampsteadChChelsea t l d RidRidge Barracks B NNorth k thsite itand d SSouth th CConcept t masterplan t l established t bli h d with ith new public bli open space incorporated,i t d including i l di opportunities t iti for f PlPlanning i is i for f outline tli scheme. h Awaiting A iti discharge di h 518h5.18 ha PProject j t BlBlue (G(Guernsey) ) Ltd tbtbc PiPrivate t ththrough h s.106 106 3 Y community food growing. of conditions and reserved matters. Publicly overall. 1.9 developer accessible openpp space to be completedp before ha publiclypy 12.1.1 Elthorne Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports occupationCurrently investing of corresponding in the play parts area. of This scheme. site is accessible2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. 12.11.16.a12 11 16 PlayPl space provision:ii NewN play l provision i i will ill be b required i d to t support t the th future f t population l ti of f Nine Ni Elms. El New N play l space is i currently tl DetailsD t il ththrough h ffurther th OAPF work k & iindividual di id l tbctb VNEB Public P bli Realm R l Working W ki Group/ G / £684,500£684 500 for f ToTbf be funded dd tbctb 2 N 12.1.2 CaringBBattersea for PowerPKenwood Station Si Theexpected projectd to aimsbe b provided to realise id d at the1212.11.16.a 11full 16potential BBattersea of Kenwood Power P Station, Sand ithe Adjacent Adjwider landscape to the h proposed as an international d school h l site, i visitor the h HLFplanningl Heritage i applications li Grants i application. Landscape 45 ha EnglishLB Wandsworth W Heritage d h bhboth projects£5.3m j throughh h VNEB £1m £4.3m 3 Y attractionFlower Market and localSite andresource between through 12.11.16.bg extensive other conservation, play spaces,p representation along linear Park and (12.11.17)interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor S106 tariff/CIL complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 1212.11.16.b 11 16 b Play space provision: Other New play provision will be required to support the future population of Nine Elms. Elms New play space is currently Detailswaste).waste) through further OAPF work & individual tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group/ £684£684,500 500 for To be funded tbc 2 N 121312.1.3 LLocalplay spaces l AAuthority th along it MMeadow linear d park DDevelopmentexpected l to be t of fprovided new meadows at d 1212.11.16.a 11 in i 16two t a parks,Battersea k one Powerat tW Waterlow tStation, Station l Park P Adjacent kC Camden d to the 121312.1.3 proposed . AlongAl school with ith two t site, site locations l the ti SiSowingplanning of applications f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondonLB Wandsworth d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R both£3£3,000 projects 000 all ll throughVlValue in iVNEB Kind Kid £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park withinFlower Hackney: Market Site Hackney and between Downs 1212.11.16.b12.9.3 11 16 and b otherStokeS play Newington spaces CommonCalong linear 12.2.6 Park . The(12(12.11.17) project 11 17) will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects S106 tariff/CIL the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) 12.11.1712 11 17 Nine Elms Linear Park Proposedbenefits of newurban linear meadows park as and part nectar of Nine rich Elms plantings.pg redevelopmentredevelopment. TheThe Park will stretch from Vauxhall to The exact details of the size and route of the park tbc VNEBand Kate Public Mitchell Realm (LB( Working Hackney). Group y) c.£78mc £78m Costs to be tbc 1 Y 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublicBattersea bli space Power iimprovements Station and t tto is AArchwayrequired h ClCloseto be an and daverage FlFlowers of MMews at least (i(is lland40m d iinthrough ththe centre each t of site,site f AArchway with h a gyratory),minimum t ) PPublicwill bli develop consultation through lt ti on negotiations design d i options ti between for f Archway A the h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m funded£2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentiallywidthidth of f 30m. 30 including It will ill incorporateiSUDS and t publicgreening bli space measures, at t the th riverside iimproved id in i pedestrianfront f t of f Battersea B ttcrossings Power P between Station. St ti the station and CloseCouncil,C and il the th Flowers GLA and Mews, d various i and landowners. lfurther d traffic The Th throughth h the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessmentparkk will ill be b built bto iltinvestigate out t in igpp phases h improved as developments d pedestrian l t dldeveloper accessare constructed or wider gyratory proposals. provision and VNEB S106 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m tariff/CIL£15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the 12.11.1812 11 18 Nine Elms Lane 'Urban Urban Enhancements to Nine Elms Lane to provide a more pleasant environment for pedestrians and cyclists. cyclists To Details through further OAPF work & individual tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £12m £6m to be £6m 3 Y Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation BBoulevard' l d' iinclude ld more active ti street t tf frontages, t tree t planting, l ti bus/cycle b / l lane, l improved i d crossings i and d points it of fit interest t planningl i applications li ti ffunded dd and detailed design exercise and planning alonglhd the road, throughh h VNEB application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting S106 tariff/CIL up to two years. years remainder 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y through site on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH specific Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to S106/S278 (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. Register English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund 12.11.19 Thames Riverside Walk and A continuous riverside walk is a key aim for the redevelopment of Nine Elms. DMPD policy DMT3 requires Details through further OAPF work & individual c.1.5 km VNEB Public Realm Working Group £15.5m £1.55m to be £13.95m 3 Y grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place Wharves provision of a walking/cycle route of at least 6m alongside the Thames. The creation of and improvements to planning applications funded Varying types of Conservation and Management Plans are currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the riverside parkspq and squares will also be expectedpp as part of redevelopment.p throughg VNEB considerid and d balance b l architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t S106 tariff/CIL All cemeteries and burial groundsgpy potentially face the problem p of safetyy and stabilityy of headstones, 1212.11.20 11 20 Pedestrian/cycle bridge to Potential new cycle and foot bridge to link Nine Elms to Pimlico Feasibility subject to funding availability taking tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £30m £24m £6m 0 N monuments and other masonry,y, and the longg term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must PimlicoPi li accountt of f other th iinfrastructure f t t priorities. i iti indicatediditd as balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common beingbi funded f dd to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management by VNEB S106 tariff/CIL ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. 1212.11.21 11 21 Tideway Pocket Park Pocket park to be provided at eastern end of the development site (along with riverside walk and landscaping Planning permission granted early 2011. 2011 c02hac.0.2 ha St James (Berkeley Group) Not known To be £0 4 Y Alliimprovements the 'Magnificentg t to t Nine Ni Seven' Elms El cemeteries Lane) L ) have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their providedid d as respective cemeteries. part off 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + planning£0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s applicationspp 1212.11.22 11 22 Trees in the Public Realm Various delivery mechanisms for tree planting in the City including the City Council Council's s tree planting programme, programme requiresWestminster reconsideration. reconsideration Tree Trust are Older working section with that runs 8989.3 3 ha Various £80£80,000 000 £0 £80£80,000 000 2 Y Action Plan the W1W Tree Planting Initiative (a community-led community led project to encourage opportunities for street tree planting fromWestminster the rotunda rot ndaCity to Council the lookout looko to identify t is a more opportunities where possible), possible) Westminster Tree Trust, Trust the Royal Parks' tree planting plans, plans and the Mayor of London's significantandi ifiagree t restoration.schedule t ti of NNexttree t planting.plantingsteps t are tto seek k TreeT iinitiative iti ti where h it covers WWestminster. t i t AlAlso TTrees & DDesi ign AAction ti GGroup (TDAG) iinitiatives iti ti where h iin externalPhasePh 9 sourcesSouth S th Marylebone M for funding. l b (Welbeck (W lb k St, St Wimpole Wi l 12.1.8 Whittington Park TheWestminster park has including seen some along significant Grosvenor investment Road and into Embankment. it'sit s facilities recently One example with new of additional Astroturf pitch,greening changing ImplementingSt, Wigmore S) next Due phase for commencement of planting ecology October area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N roomsopportunitiespp and an is ecology at Piccadilly/Hamilton area. areay The site isPlace in an where AOND. AOND a projectInvestment pj with is Intercontinental required to complete Hotel is the being landscaping gp proposed p of to the and2012 rationalising and completionpp buildings April in 2013. the central Phase 10area. area This (currently remainderimprove the of space the park as anda pocket enhance park. it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site(Gloucester is rated as Pl). a Phasehigh priority 11 (Crawford in the PPG17 St) - due for being invested Greenspacecompletion April Strategy 2012 and audit. audit in ecology 12.11.23 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 forarea) all) £0 6,7 N 12.1.9 ParliamentVauxhall Hill Triangle, Thisbyy encouraging is the largest g gp plants and busiestto grow g gateway on the walls to Hampstead and macroinvertebrates Heath. Heath Improved to colonize access, access the structural walls while improvements not damaginggg to Followingggained the unsuccessful next stepp will HLF be to bid install for landscape the modules. 36 ha City of London Thames£8-10m£8 10m 21 Thames 21£0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape integrity of and the wallsfacilities in any and way. reducing 12.11.54 the impact Limekiln, of the 12.11.46 built environment St Saviour'sSaviour s and Dock functional 12.11.23 elements Vauxhall on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage projects projects landscape12.11.1312 11 13 Battersea character. character Park 12.11.412 11 4 Swan Draw DockDock. CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope 12.11.24.a Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentoff works k that th t mightof i specific ht include i l dpolicies the th athletics thlin Lambeth ti pavilion, iliLDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Archbishop'sp diversions,, and to connect to other greeng corridors or widen links into surroundinggp parks and estate. andrelocationl delivery i ofyp f plans,café fé and , to d securedepot d facilities. fand ili idirect S106 and all pjprojects all pjprojects 1212.1.10 1 10 HampsteadPark Heath Improvements12.11.24.a Archbishop’sArchbishop to shared s Park,use paths 12.11.24.b on Hampstead Lambeth Heath High Streetincluding Park, widening 12.11.24.c of shared Spring use Gardens, path adjacent 12.11.24.d to a Finalplanning tranche gain of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportsVauxhallt field, fi ldParkPark, traffic t ffi1212.11.24.e calming 11 l 24 i e Kenningtonand d the th realignment li ParkPark. t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 12.11.24.b Thames Path Improvementsp Tocauseway. improvep 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentshared proutes ofthat specific pp may be policies funded in through Lambeth LB LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg (Greenways)£200,000, for (Greenways)£0 £200,000, for 1 Y and Extensions: Lambeth diversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. andCamden's delivery LIP. plans, to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects 12.1.11 HighBelsize Street Woods Park 1212.11.24.aBelsize 11 24 Woods a Archbishop’sArchbishop LNR improvements. s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planningFeasibility gain study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark.

12.1.121212.11.24.c 1 12 WestThames Hampstead Path Improvementsp - Thameslink TfLTo improveMajor p Scheme. Scheme 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy CompletedDevelopmentp of specific pp policies in Lambeth LDF 3505 km m2 LBLambeth Camden Planning (John g Futcher / Simon £200,000£750,000£750, 000 for £750,000£750 000£0 £200,000, for£0 61 NY Stationand Extensions: Spring diversionsdiversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and Piper) all projects all projects Gardens 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheThVauxhall following f ll ParkPark, i Wildflowers Wildfl 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e MeadowsMKennington d are ParkPark. planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N 12.11.24.d ThamesParks: Talacre Path Improvements Gardens ToGardens improve (1000sqm) 'connectivity' connectivity, 12.1.13 of current Talacre Thames Gardens Path (1000sqm) through Lambeth, to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km LambethConservation Planning Manager) £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Vauxhall Park diversions,diversions and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, Lambeth High Street Park, Park Spring GardensGardens, planning gain station1212.11.24.a 11 24 to athe Regent'sg Canal. In1212.11.24.b the 11 longer 24g b term LB Camden are keen1212.11.24.c to 11implementp 24 c similar publicp realm1212.11.24.d 11 24 d Vauxhall Park Kennington Park improvementsVauxhall Park, in 12.11.24.e12 the 11 southern 24 e Kennington section and Park. they are discussing the details with TfL. 1212.11.24e 11 24e Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity' connectivity of current Thames Path through Lambeth, Lambeth to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planning £200£200,000 000 for £0 £200£200,000 000 for 1 Y 12.1.15 andRestoration Extensions: of Acid Kennington Grassland diversions,diversionsRestoration and of Acid to connect Grassland to other on Primrose green corridors Hill, Hill partnership or widen LBClinks andinto Royalsurrounding Parks parks and estate. estate andPlanned delivery for 2011plans, plans pending to secure grant and application direct S106 for and 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature all £17£17,000projects 000 £2£2,000 000 all £15£15,000projects 000 2 N Parkon Primrose Hill 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planningpos.pos April gain 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) VauxhallV h ll PPark, k 12.11.24.e12 11 24 KKennington i t Park. Pk 1212.11.2512.1.16 11 25 AlbertPrimrose Embankment Hill Summit, foreshore ToImproving allow construction the interpretation, of the Thamespresentation Tunnel and by drainage Thames at Water the summit including at Primrose more extensive Hill. Promotes 'shaft shaft sites sites' access to to 2ndGain phase Planning consultation. consultation Permission to take the project tbc200 m2 ThamesThe Royal Water Parks £75,000Overall £20,000tbc £55,000tbc 232,35 N Primrose Hill constructopen space the and main a moretunnel distinctive and smaller destination. destination sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to forward scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public post-constructionAn area t wide t tischeme at t CSO that connection will be ticomprised sites it will illof include ia number l d ventilation of til components. components ti columns, l Camden kiosk ki k buildings b Town ildi East and d associated(area ibetween t d Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme accessCamden and High maintenance St and St Pancras infrastructure. Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll 12.11.2612 11 26 Bell Lane Creek trafficTo allow dominated. construction There of the are Thames opportunities Tunnel including by Thames public Water realm including improvements more extensive to Camden 'shaft Rd Station,sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N increaseconstructt t pypermeabilitythe th main i tunnel t east-west l and d smaller for ll cyclists,y sites it ,pwhere improve h 'combined ' ppublic bi drealm sewer gygenerally overflows'fl and ' (CSO's) (CSO' the ppedestrian ) will ill be b connected environment, t d to t , schemeh increasethe new tunnel.street tree Sites planting will be and required possible for between introduction two andof a seven20 mph years zone. in Implementation duration. Permanent projected use for of the sites estimate £4bn 2012/13post-constructionp at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildingsg and associated 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, Asaccess the finaland part maintenance of the Broad infrastructure. Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The 12.11.27 Jubilee Gardens Currently a flat and featureless patch of grass, the gardens will be transformed into a new green landmark for Under construction (2011). c.2.8 ha TfL, Jubilee Gardens Steering Group n/a secure 6 Y RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use London,,g reflecting their location oppositepp the Houses of Parliament and next to the iconic London Eye,y, Shell cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t Centre and Southbank Centre. The intention is to open the new park in 2012 to mark the celebrations surrounding The Queen Queen’s s Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y 12.11.28 VictoriaTown West Embankment Tosimplified allow p construction crossingg and of traffic the Thames arrangementsg Tunnel andby Thames wider footways. Water y including New tree more plantingpg extensive on Parkway. 'shaft shaft ysites sites' Traffic to 2nd phase consultation. tbc ThamesPiperp) ) Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N foreshore constructimprovements the main and tunneltree planting and smaller in streets sites between where 'combined combinedCamden High sewer St overflows overflows'and the railway (CSO (CSO's) corridor, corridors) will be bounded connected by to scheme theParkway new tunnel. tunnelto the northSites andwill be Mornington required for Crescent between to twothe south.southand seven NB: couldyears bein duration. durationadded as Permanent a second phase use of to the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpostcomplete constr green ction route at CSO Regents connection Park and sites London will ill include incl Zoo de from ventilation entilation Camden columns, col Town mns Tube kiosk Station. Stationbuildings b ildings and associated access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N 1212.11.29 11 29 Covent Garden Action Plan Deliveryplaygrounds of agreed have beenaction audited plan, plan including and work public has been realm implemented improvements using and Playbuilder incorporating and improved London Marathonwalking Varioustendering schemes as funding underway becomes or available. availablein development or 26 ha Westminster City Council & TfL RP play tbc partialall RPfunding play all RP playtbc 3 N routesTrust funding. funding through Outdoor lanes and play alleys promotes to raise healthy awareness communities. communities of link to the river, river eg Carting Lane / Savoy area & design stages. stages Carting Lane scheme now strategy strategyin place strategy EEmbankment b k tG Gardens d realignment li t&i & improvements. t Temple T l Gardens G d roof ft terrace is i one examplelf of a space complete.l t Wellington W lli t St/Bow St/B St Walking W lki route t projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt requiring refurbishment along Embankment. and Southampton St improvements likely to be in 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland* Project The stage: site will 0 =be notional, Reconfigure 1 = scoping some railings /briefing, and improve 2 = feasibility the areas study,500 m2 3 = outlineThe Royal designs, Parks 4 = detailed designs, 5 =£150£150,000 tender, 000 6 = implementation,£115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 7 = 000management3 Y plans designgg stages 2012/13. Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts 1212.11.30 11 30 BlBlackfriars kf i BBridge id fforeshore h TTobbrownfield allow ll fi ldconstruction site it and di some of f the hareas Thames Th willill be b Tunnel T allowed ll l by b d to tThames Th colonise l i Water W naturally. t including i ll l di Provides P more id extensiveaccessi'hfi' to t 'shaftopen spacesites' to &&t nature 2d2nd phase h consultation. l i tbcb ThThames Water W OOverall ll tbcb tbcb 232,3 Y constructandd promotes the main healthy hlh tunnel communities and smaller ii by b sitesencouraging where i 'combined outdoor d activity. sewer i i overflows' (CSO's) will be connected to scheme 105 the new tunnel. Sites will be requiredq for between two and seven yearsy in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildings and associated Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence 1212.11.31 11 31 Riverside Walk Enhancement Strategy to enhance and create numerous spaces along the length of the riverside walkway. walkway Works to Millennium Bridge area 1ha City of London £5m £4m £1m 2 Y 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 1212.11.32 11 32 Carter Lane Quarter Creation of pedestrian orientated quarter in historic lanes contains new planters for biodiversity. biodiversity 3rd Phase to be completed for 2012. 2012 02ha0.2 ha City of London £3m £3m £0 6 N Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.2612.11.33 RoyalSt Paul's Parks: Churchyard Demonstration ANew food public growing open project space aimed in place at demonstratingof the coach park sustainable to extend food Carter production Lane Gardens and providing including; both new educational seating, TheEvaluation project and is running. running design fromIf funds April are 2009 made to available January c1hac.1700 ha m2 TheCity ofRoyal London Parks Capital£2.1m costs Revenue£2.1m £55£55,000 000 pa for £0 6 N allotments project (across 4 andplantingpg volunteering and trees, opportunities enhanced footways to local yp communities. communitiespaved in natural Funding materials, required publicp to provide art and playpystaff facilities,coordination proposed pp for an wide the2011. roles Implementation pwould be advertised from Jan with 2011 the to aim December of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). activepedestrian 3 year crossing programme. programme in high quality materials, giving improved accessibility with neutral impact on traffic to making2011 appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 enhance the connection between Bankside, Bankside the Millennium Bridge, Bridge St Paul Paul’s s, Festival Gardens and ffrom TRP Cheapside 12.11.34 Strategicg Walk Network: Green Comprised of seven routes, the goalg of the Strategicg Walk Network is to provide an exemplaryyg and high quality y The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL ((Spencer Clark)) and Walk £800,000 for maintenancei£800,000 £0 6 N Chain Walk walkinggp experience for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byy mid 2012 as a legacygy walking g resource for London (Jim() Walker) all budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSeeincreasingly description d i ti used 1212.1.28, for 1 28 utility1212.6.13 walking 6 13. as well. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkway 12.3.18 London. Y PkParks Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP + Lea Valley Walk)Walk). 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y 12.11.35 Pauls Walk West New planted public space including new planters, trees and green walls. Implementation during 2012 100 m2 City of London £172,000 £172,000 £0 4 N Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y 513_ALGG AREAProfession 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAby offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each workPage in partnership 9 of 12 on the development of the 0 to 03/01/2012 year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.11.13 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 for all £0 6,7 N Battersea Park byy encouraging g gp plants to grow g on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaginggg gainedg the next stepp will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 the integritygy of the walls in anyyy way. 12.11.54 Limekiln,, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall pjprojects pjprojects 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw DockDock.

12.11.1412 11 14 Chelsea Embankment To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N foreshore construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access and maintenance infrastructure.

1212.11.15 11 15 ChChelsea l Barracks B k site it CConcept t masterplan t l established t bli h d with ith new public bli open space incorporated,i t d including i l di opportunities t iti for f PlPlanning i is i for f outline tli scheme. h Awaiting A iti discharge di h 518h5.18 ha PProject j t BlBlue (G(Guernsey) ) Ltd tbtbc PiPrivate t ththrough h s.106 106 3 Y community food growing. of conditions and reserved matters. Publicly overall. 1.9 developer accessible openpp space to be completedp before ha publiclypy occupation of corresponding parts of scheme. accessible

12.11.16.a12 11 16 PlayPl space provision:ii NewN play l provision i i will ill be b required i d to t support t the th future f t population l ti of f Nine Ni Elms. El New N play l space is i currently tl DetailsD t il ththrough h ffurther th OAPF work k & iindividual di id l tbctb VNEB Public P bli Realm R l Working W ki Group/ G / £684,500£684 500 for f ToTbf be funded dd tbctb 2 N BBattersea Power P Station Si expectedd to be b provided id d at 1212.11.16.a 11 16 BBattersea Power P Station, S i Adjacent Adj to the h proposed d school h l site, i the h planningl i applications li i LB Wandsworth W d h bhboth projects j throughh h VNEB Flower Market Site and between 12.11.16.b other play spaces along linear Park (12.11.17) S106 tariff/CIL

1212.11.16.b 11 16 b Play space provision: Other New play provision will be required to support the future population of Nine Elms. Elms New play space is currently Details through further OAPF work & individual tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group/ £684£684,500 500 for To be funded tbc 2 N play spaces along linear park expected to be provided at 1212.11.16.a 11 16 a Battersea Power Station, Station Adjacent to the proposed school site, site the planning applications LB Wandsworth both projects through VNEB Flower Market Site and between 1212.11.16.b 11 16 b other play spaces along linear Park (12(12.11.17) 11 17) S106 tariff/CIL

12.11.1712 11 17 Nine Elms Linear Park Proposed new linear park as part of Nine Elms redevelopmentredevelopment. TheThe Park will stretch from Vauxhall to The exact details of the size and route of the park tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group c.£78mc £78m Costs to be tbc 1 Y Battersea Power Station and is required to be an average of at least 40m through each site, site with a minimum will develop through negotiations between the funded widthidth of f 30m. 30 It will ill incorporate i t public bli space at t the th riverside i id in i front f t of f Battersea B tt Power P Station. St ti Council,C il the th GLA and d various i landowners. l d The Th throughth h parkk will ill be b built b ilt out t in i phases h as developments d l t dldeveloper are constructed provision and VNEB S106 tariff/CIL 12.11.1812 11 18 Nine Elms Lane 'Urban Urban Enhancements to Nine Elms Lane to provide a more pleasant environment for pedestrians and cyclists. cyclists To Details through further OAPF work & individual tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £12m £6m to be £6m 3 Y BBoulevard' l d' iinclude ld more active ti street t tf frontages, t tree t planting, l ti bus/cycle b / l lane, l improved i d crossings i and d points it of fit interest t planningl i applications li ti ffunded dd alonglhd the road, throughh h VNEB S106 tariff/CIL remainder through site specific S106/S278

12.11.19 Thames Riverside Walk and A continuous riverside walk is a key aim for the redevelopment of Nine Elms. DMPD policy DMT3 requires Details through further OAPF work & individual c.1.5 km VNEB Public Realm Working Group £15.5m £1.55m to be £13.95m 3 Y Wharves provision of a walking/cycle route of at least 6m alongside the Thames. The creation of and improvements to planning applications funded riverside parkspq and squares will also be expectedpp as part of redevelopment.p throughg VNEB S106 tariff/CIL

1212.11.20 11 20 Pedestrian/cycle bridge to Potential new cycle and foot bridge to link Nine Elms to Pimlico Feasibility subject to funding availability taking tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group £30m £24m £6m 0 N PimlicoPi li accountt of f other th iinfrastructure f t t priorities. i iti indicatediditd as beingbi funded f dd by VNEB S106 tariff/CIL

1212.11.21 11 21 Tideway Pocket Park Pocket park to be provided at eastern end of the development site (along with riverside walk and landscaping Planning permission granted early 2011. 2011 c02hac.0.2 ha St James (Berkeley Group) Not known To be £0 4 Y iimprovementst to t Nine Ni Elms El Lane) L ) providedid d as part off planning applicationspp 1212.11.22 11 22 Trees in the Public Realm Various delivery mechanisms for tree planting in the City including the City Council Council's s tree planting programme, programme Westminster Tree Trust are working with 8989.3 3 ha Various £80£80,000 000 £0 £80£80,000 000 2 Y Action Plan the W1W Tree Planting Initiative (a community-led community led project to encourage opportunities for street tree planting Westminster City Council to identify opportunities where possible), possible) Westminster Tree Trust, Trust the Royal Parks' tree planting plans, plans and the Mayor of London's and agree schedule of tree planting. planting TreeT iinitiative iti ti where h it covers WWestminster. t i t AlAlso TTrees & DDesi ign AAction ti GGroup (TDAG) iinitiatives iti ti where h iin PhasePh 9 South S th Marylebone M l b (Welbeck (W lb k St, St Wimpole Wi l Westminster including along Grosvenor Road and Embankment. One example of additional greening St, Wigmore S) Due for commencement October opportunitiespp is at Piccadilly/Hamiltony Place where a projectpj with Intercontinental Hotel is beinggp proposed p to 2012 and completionpp April 2013. Phase 10 improve the space as a pocket park. (Gloucester Pl). Phase 11 (Crawford St) - due for completion April 2012 12.11.23 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67,000 for all £67,000 for all £0 6,7 N Vauxhall byy encouraging g gp plants to grow g on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaginggg ggained the next stepp will be to install the modules. Thames 21 Thames 21 the integrity of the walls in any way. 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour'sSaviour s Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall projects projects 12.11.1312 11 13 Battersea Park 12.11.412 11 4 Swan Draw DockDock. 12.11.24.a Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Archbishop'sp diversions,, and to connect to other greeng corridors or widen links into surroundinggp parks and estate. and deliveryyp plans, , to secure and direct S106 and all pjprojects all pjprojects Park 12.11.24.a Archbishop’sArchbishop s Park, 12.11.24.b Lambeth High Street Park, 12.11.24.c Spring Gardens, 12.11.24.d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 1212.11.24.e 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.b Thames Path Improvementsp To improvep 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentp of specific pp policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000, for £0 £200,000, for 1 Y and Extensions: Lambeth diversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. and delivery plans, to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects High Street Park 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.c Thames Path Improvementsp To improvep 'connectivity'y of current Thames Path throughg, Lambeth, to remove blockagesg or unnecessaryy Developmentp of specific pp policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planningg £200,000, for £0 £200,000, for 1 Y and Extensions: Spring diversionsdiversions, and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects Gardens 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 12.11.24.d Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity' connectivity of current Thames Path through Lambeth, to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planning £200,000 for £0 £200,000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Vauxhall Park diversions,diversions and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain Vauxhall ParkPark, 12.11.24.e12 11 24 e Kennington ParkPark. 1212.11.24e 11 24e Thames Path Improvements To improve 'connectivity' connectivity of current Thames Path through Lambeth, Lambeth to remove blockages or unnecessary Development of specific policies in Lambeth LDF 5 km Lambeth Planning £200£200,000 000 for £0 £200£200,000 000 for 1 Y and Extensions: Kennington diversions,diversions and to connect to other green corridors or widen links into surrounding parks and estate. estate and delivery plans, plans to secure and direct S106 and all projects all projects Park 1212.11.24.a 11 24 a Archbishop’sArchbishop s ParkPark, 1212.11.24.b 11 24 b Lambeth High Street Park, Park 1212.11.24.c 11 24 c Spring GardensGardens, 1212.11.24.d 11 24 d planning gain VauxhallV h ll PPark, k 12.11.24.e12 11 24 KKennington i t Park. Pk 1212.11.25 11 25 Albert Embankment foreshore To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme ththe new tunnel. t l Sites Sit will ill be b required i d for f between b t two t and d seven years ini duration. d ti Permanent P t use of f the th sites it estimateti t £4bn £4b post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access and maintenance infrastructure. 12.11.2612 11 26 Bell Lane Creek To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N constructt t the th main i tunnel t l and d smaller ll sites it where h 'combined ' bi d sewer overflows'fl ' (CSO's) (CSO' ) will ill be b connected t d to t schemeh the new tunnel. Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionp at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildingsg and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. 12.11.27 Jubilee Gardens Currently a flat and featureless patch of grass, the gardens will be transformed into a new green landmark for Under construction (2011). c.2.8 ha TfL, Jubilee Gardens Steering Group n/a secure 6 Y London,,g reflecting their location oppositepp the Houses of Parliament and next to the iconic London Eye,y, Shell Centre and Southbank Centre. The intention is to open the new park in 2012 to mark the celebrations surrounding The Queen Queen’s s Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games Complete Key Project Appendices12.11.28 Victoria Embankment – Rolling To allow Project construction of the Lists Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N foreshore construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpost constr ction at CSO connection sites will ill include incl de ventilation entilation columns, col mns kiosk buildings b ildings and associated SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

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Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.112.11.29 111 29 HHampsteadCovent t d RidRidge Garden NNorth Action th and d Plan SSouth th Delivery of agreed action plan, plan including public realm improvements and incorporating improved walking Various schemes underway or in development or 26 ha Westminster City Council & TfL tbc partial funding tbc 3 N routes through lanes and alleys to raise awareness of link to the river, river eg Carting Lane / Savoy area & design stages. stages Carting Lane scheme now in place EEmbankment b k tG Gardens d realignment li t&i & improvements. t Temple T l Gardens G d roof ft terrace is i one examplelf of a space complete.l t Wellington W lli t St/Bow St/B St Walking W lki route t 12.1.1 Elthorne Park requiringTo improve refurbishment and enhance along the landscapeEmbankment. and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports andCurrently Southampton investing St in improvementsthe play area. likelyThis site to be is in 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of designratedgg as stages a highgy 2012/13. priority in the PPG17 Greenspace the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. 1212.11.30 11 30 BlBlackfriars kf i BBridge id fforeshore h TTo allow ll constructioni of f the h Thames Th Tunnel T l by b Thames Th Water W including i l di more extensivei'hfi' 'shaft sites' to 2d2nd phase h consultation. l i tbcb ThThames Water W OOverall ll tbcb tbcb 232,3 Y 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood constructThe project the aims main to tunnel realise and the smallerfull potential sites whereof Kenwood 'combined and thesewer wider overflows' landscape (CSO's) as an willinternational be connected visitor to HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage scheme£5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y theattraction new tunnel. and local Sites resource will be requiredthroughq g extensivefor between conservation, two and seven,p representation yearsy in duration. and interpretation Permanentp use of the sites managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor estimate £4bn post-constructionpostcomplemented construction by ata CSOprogramme connection of events, sites willtraining, include volunteering, ventilation columns, education kiosk and audiencebuildings development. and associated pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure waste).waste) 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 1212.11.31 11 31 Improvements:Riverside Walk Enhancement Waterlow Park withinStrategy Hackney: to enhance Hackney and createDowns numerous 12.9.3 and spaces StokeS alongNewington the length CommonC of the 12.2.6 riverside . The walkway. walkway project will engage with Works to Millennium Bridge area (total(1ha all Tatam)City of )London working with SSue Banks (C(City projects£5m £4m £1m 2 Y the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 1212.11.32 11 32 Carter Lane Quarter Creation of pedestrian orientated quarter in historic lanes contains new planters for biodiversity. biodiversity 3rd Phase to be completed for 2012. 2012 02ha0.2 ha City of London £3m £3m £0 6 N 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 12.11.33 St Paul's Churchyard Newthe Archway public y,open island, space and infuture place removal of the coach of the parkArchway to extendy gyratory gy Carter y one-way Lane y Gardenssystem. y including; new seating, Evaluationassessment and to investigatedesigngpp from improved April 2009 pedestrian to January 700 m2 City of London £2.1m £2.1m £0 6 N plantingpg and trees, enhanced footwaysyp paved in natural materials, publicp art and playpy facilities, proposed pp wide 2011.access Implementation orp wider gyratory from proposals. Jan 2011 to December pedestrian crossing in high quality materials, giving improved accessibility with neutral impact on traffic to 2011 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y enhance the connection between Bankside, Bankside the Millennium Bridge, Bridge St Paul Paul’s s, Festival Gardens and qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Cheapside 12.11.34 StrategicHeathg Walk Network: Green Comprised of seven routes, the goalg of the Strategicg Walk Network is to provide an exemplaryyg and high quality y Theoptions seven in summer routes of 2011 the networkbefore public will be consultation delivered Pan London TfL ((Spencer Clark)) and Walk £800,000 for £800,000 £0 6 N Chain Walk walkinggp experience for all across the Capital.p The network is predominantlyp y for leisure focused walking,g, but is byandy mid detailed 2012 design as a legacy gyexercise walking and g resource planning for London (Jim() Walker) all increasingly used for utility walking as well. The seven strategicstrategic routes are: 12.4.30 Jubilee Walkway 12.3.18 London.application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting Jubilee Greenway 1212.11.62 11 62 Thames Path 1212.2.24 2 24 Capital Ring 1212.11.34 11 34 Green Chain Walk (+ London LOOP up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t +Of Lea London's L Valley d ' 'Magnificent'M Walk)Walk). ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. SiSize (h(ha, management, Friends of Highgate EiEstimated d funding:FFunding di EH in i FFunding di e*

12.11.35Project NrNr. PaulsProject Walk name West NewProject planted description public space including new planters, trees and green walls. ImplementationNext steps during 2012 100 m2 CityProject of LondonOwner £172,000 £172,000 £0 4age NKey project Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western km) Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Total cost Officer timeplace to Required S Sta (Nunhead( u ead and a d West est Norwood) o ood) are a e at Grade G ade 2*. Many a y individual d dua buildings, bu d gs, tombs to bs and a d monuments o u e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope 12.11.36 Bankside Sunflower Forest cemeteriesProject being are developed also listed with and Tate separately Modern identified and Bankside on the Open Heritage Spaces At Risk Trust Register. Register - using current installation in the EnglishFormalise Heritage brief, commission and Heritage artist Lottery and Fundproject tbc Tate Modern - Synthia Griffin / £15,000- £7,500 £7,500- 1 N Turbine Hall as startinggp point we are developingpg an environmental / art projectpj to encourageg a mass planting pg grantsgrants.managerg A tolandscape work with management us. plan is in place Better Bankside / BOST / Bankside £20,000 £12,500 &2 Varyingof sunflowers types inof BanksideConservation during and g the Management spring pg and summer Plans are of 2011.currently in place there is now an urgent need to to help conserve the historic character of the Urban Forest 12.11.37 Great Guildford Street Streetscapeconsiderid andpp d improvements balance b l architectural hit to deliver t l and high d glandscape l qualityq d yp pedestrian design d i heritage h environment it with ith ecological linking l ig Mint l and d Street biodiversity bi di Park it to value. riverside, l , Progresscemeteryg t detailand d the th design monuments.gp for phaset 1 of works (north( 0.3 ha Better Bankside / LB Southwark / £1m £550,000, £450,000, 3 N Tate Community Garden and local amenities north of . Improvements to include realigning of Southwark Street), develop brief and scope of Bankside Urban Forest / Valerie &4 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMAcarriagewayAll cemeteries where and burialpossible groundsgpy to gain potentially more pedestrian face the space, spaceproblem p use of ofsafety porous y and materials, materials stabilityy of and headstones, urban greening worksPage with 9 projectof 12 stakeholders for the stretch of Beirne 03/01/2012 throughmonuments tree andplanting other and masonry, small y, scale and thegreen long ginterventions term managementg along the of treesroute. route and other plantp material and must street south of Southwark Street balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common 1212.11.38 11 38 The Broad Walk toAccessibility many of our improvements historic cemeteries to key stretcheswhatever oftheir the ownership Thames Path and walkwaymanagement. management between Blackfriars Bridge and Currently scoped to Stage C/D, C/D next stages are tbc GLA - with LB SouthwarkSouthwark. Better £2£2.6m 6m £2£2.6m 6m £0 3 N London Bridge, Bridge including parallel streets such as Park Street, Street Clink Street, Street Stoney Street, Street Montague Close & detail design and implementation before the Bankside/Bankside Urban Forest ThTheCathedral aim i of fStreet future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i Olympics and Paralympics and other stakeholders access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. 12.11.3912 11 39 Redcross Way Improvements to street to reinforce link between Redcross Gardens and the two primary schools., schools also Raise funding to implement final improvements 900 m2 LB Southwark / Bankside Urban £300,000£300 000 £250,000£250 000 £50,000£50 000 5& Y Alliimproves the 'Magnificent links lig k between b t Seven' Redcross R cemeteries d Gardens G dhave and'Friends d Little Littl of'Dorrit D groupsgp it Court C who t and providep d Park P k through thextensive h to t Borough Bsupportpp hto High Hi their h Street. St t ((original i i l funding f di covered d core section ti of f the th street t t FForest t / Jillian Jilli Houghton H ht 6 respectiveInstallationI t ll ti cemeteries.of f raised i d table t bl between b t schools h l and d open spaces, carriagei realignment li t to t give i greater t pedestrian d t i betweenb t Redcross R d Gardens G d and d the th schools/Little h l /Littl 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritagespace, street restoration tree planting of a historic and further designed tree landscape and shrub feature planting connecting on housing whitestone estate land pond as a toKey the Walking west heath. Route DorritDraft Conservation Court. Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath (KWR).() Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s 1212.11.40 11 40 Queen Street Southern New public space with planters. planters Implementationrequires reconsideration. reconsideration during 2011 Older section that runs 200 m2 City of London £150£150,000 000 £150£150,000 000 £0 6 N Gateway from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k 1212.11.41 11 41 AAngel ll lane CCreation ti of f linear li green space withith lawn, l trees t and d planters. l t externalIImplementation l sources t ti during d for i funding. 2011 013h0.13 ha CitCity of f London L d £1£1.3m 3 £1£1.3m 3 £0 6 N 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently 12.11.42 St John's Churchyardy remainderImprovementp of theof playpy park facilities and enhance and circulation it it's s overall through biodiversity gp park andvalue widening and opportunities g entrances for linking SUDS g better scheme. scheme with sitePlanning is rated g as a high priority in the PPG17 0.8 ha LB Southwark (Yvonne( Sampoh)p) £130,000, being£130,000 invested , £0 5 Y surrounding parks. Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.11.4312 11 43 NCN 4 Continued improvement of Thames Cycle Route between and - upgrade of facilities Sections requiring improvement include; 20 km Sustrans tbc £0 tbc 1 N 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, andThis improvedis the largest signing and whenbusiest funding gateway opportunities to Hampstead arise. arise Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to WestminsterFollowing unsuccessful Bridge Road HLF / Belvedere bid for landscape Road / 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the Blackfriarsimprovements RoadRoad. and redesign of the Heritage landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope 12.11.44 Canal Squareq The openpp space between Vaughang Way y and Wapping pp g High g Street links the canal throughg to the River Further details options,p ,p project j development p and 0.3 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc £0 tbc 3 Y off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili Thames and a local park via a (currently empty) basin and Hermitage Wall. It is located at an important local design in partnership with private landowners and relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i node alongside a bus stop and links with other pedestrian and cycle routes. routes Focussing on the basin and the local communitycommunity. 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvementsinterface with the to shared canal, canal this use sequence paths on Hampstead of spaces and Heath features including provides widening an opportunity of shared touse create path adjacenta large, large to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportscohesivet field, fi ldopen traffic t ffispace calming l and i establishand d the th realignment water li based t of factivities junctions. j ti and Widening Wid other i opportunities and d traffic t ffi calmingfor l recreation i at t approach and relaxation h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway.as partt of f the th Green G Grid G id network. t k shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) 12.11.45 Druid Street To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2ndCamden's phase LIP.consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N 12.1.11 Belsize Woods constructBelsize Woods the main LNR tunnel improvements. and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000scheme £14,000 £0 2 N the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink accessTfL Major and Scheme. Schemed maintenance it infrastructure. if t t Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper) 1212.11.46 11 46 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. Thames This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67£67,000 000 for all £67£67,000 000 for all £0 676,7 N 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPlStSt. SSaviour's ti i ffor ' bibiodiversity DDock di k it iin TheThbby encouraging following f ll i i Wildflowers Wildfl plants l t to t grow Meadows M don the th are walls planned ll l and d dmacroinvertebrates ; 12.5.31253 iSt t JJames b t GGardensto t colonize d l i (420 the th sqm), walls ll) 12.5.41254while hil notEustonEt t damaging d Sq S i CompletedCgainedi d ltd the th next t step t will ill be b to t install i t ll the th modules. d l 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t ThThames£18,000£18 000 21 ThThames£18,000£18 000 21 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardensthe integrity (1000sqm) of the walls, 12.1.13 in any Talacre way. 12.11.54 Gardens Limekiln, (1000sqm) 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall Conservation Manager) projects projects 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw Dock. 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N 1212.11.47 11 47 NCN 13 stationNCN Route R to tthe 13 Regent's - gDevelop D l Canal. link li k fromfIn the Tower T longerg Bridge B term id LBeast Camden t through thh are St Katherine's Kkeen th to i implement 'p Dock, D k ShadwellSh similar d public llp Basin Bi realm - ultimately lti t l SkSeek agreement tfld from landowners for f signing ii of f 13 km k StSustrans tbtbc £0 tbtbc 1 N improvementsthisthi will ill link li k right i htin outthe t to tsouthern Rainham R i h section and d outside and t id they London L are d discussing the details with TfL. theth route t

12.1.1512.11.48.a RestorationRiverside Parks: of Acid Cherry Grassland RestorationOn all riverside of Acid Parks, Grassland open up on views Primrose into site Hill, Hill by partnership reducing vegetation LBC and Royal barrier Parks and create similar character of PlannedFeasibility for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha4 ha 6ha LB Southwark Camden (Richard (Christopher Harris Cook) - Nature £250,000£17£17,000 000 for £25,000£2£2,000 for 000 all £225,000£15£15,000 000 for 20 NY onGardens Primrose Hill materials and seatinggp to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. These Parks include 12.11.48.a Cherryy pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) all pjprojects projectspj all pjprojects Gardens, 12.11.48.b King Stairs Gardens and 12.11.48.c Cumberland Wharf.

12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N 1212.11.48.b 11 48 b RiRiverside id Parks: P k Kings Ki Stairs St i OOn all ll riverside i id Parks, P k open up viewsi into i t site it by b reducing d i vegetation t ti barrier b i and d create t similar i il character h t of f FFeasibility ibilit 24h2.4 ha LB Southwark S th k (Christopher (Ch i t h Cook) C k) £250£250,000 000 for f £25£25,000 000 for f all ll £225£225,000 000 for f 0 Y Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward Gardens materials and seating to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. These Parks include 12.11.48.a Cherry all projects projects all projects Gardens,, Kingg Stairs Gardens and Cumberland Wharf. 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide 12.11.48.b scheme that will be comprised of 12.11.48.ca number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) 1212.11.48.c 11 48 c Riverside Parks: Cumberland On all riverside Parks, Parks open up views into site by reducing vegetation barrier and create similar character of Feasibility 07ha0.7 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £250£250,000 000 for £25£25,000 000 for all £225£225,000 000 for 0 Y issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll Wharf trafficmaterials dominated. and seating There to arelink opportunitiesthe parks as Southwarkincluding public riverside realm Parks. Parks improvements These Parks to Camden include 1212.11.48.aRd 11 Station, 48 a Cherry all projects projects all projects increaseGardensGardens, pypermeability1212.11.48.b 11 48 b King east-west Stairs forGardens cyclists,y and ,p improve 1212.11.48.c 11 ppublic48 c Cumberland realm gygenerally Wharf. Wharf and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 1212.11.49 11 49 Kings Stairs Gardens To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N construct2012/13t t the th main i tunnel t l and d smaller ll sites it where h 'combined ' bi d sewer overflows'fl ' (CSO's) (CSO' ) will ill be b connected t d to t schemeh 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N the new tunnel. Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The post-constructionp at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildingsg and associated RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use access and maintenance infrastructure. cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t 1212.11.50 11 50 KiKing EdEdward d MMemorial i l PPark k TTo allow ll construction t ti of f the th Thames Th Tunnel T l by b Thames Th Water W t including i l di more extensive t i 'shaft ' h ft sites' it ' to t 22nd d phase h consultation. lt ti tbtbc ThThames Water W t OOverall ll tbtbc tbtbc 232,3 N 12.1.20 Britanniaforeshore Junction / Camden Transformationconstruct the main of junctionj tunnel and to the smaller south sites of Camden where 'combined Town Tube sewer station. overflows' Creation (CSO's) of a new will publicpp be connected space, to Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000scheme £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedthe pnew tunnel. crossing Sitesg and will traffic be required arrangementsq g for between and wider two andfootways. seveny Newyearsy tree in duration. plantingpg onPermanent Parkway. y use Traffic of the sites Piperp) ) estimate £4bn improvementspost-constructionpos co s uc oand at a tree CSO planting connection co ec in ostreets sites s es betweenwill include c ude Camden ventilation ea High o columns, coSt uand s,the kiosk osrailway buildings bu dcorridor, corridor gs and a dbounded associated assoc a by ed Parkwayaccess and to the maintenance north and infrastructure. infrastructureMornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station 12.11.51 Shadwell Basin Shadwell Basin and its surroundingsg is an attractive piecep of public p realm, ,g adding valuable amenityy for the Further details options,p ,p project j development p and 3 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc £0 tbc 3 Y 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) Thelocal Royal residents. Parks It Playlinks Strategywell to the has nearby identified heritage the areas buildings of play along - playground Wapping Wall, and playfuland other spaces. pedestrian Existing and 14 Continuedesign in partnershipthe programme with ofBritish works Waterways detailing and and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgroundscycle links servicing have been the audited area.area There and is work further has potential been implemented here to increase using Playbuilderthe offer of and the spaceLondon and Marathon create tenderingthe local communitycommunity. as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play greaterTrust funding. funding appeal Outdoor to a wider play audience promotes through healthy ‘greening’ greening communities. communities initiatives, initiatives water based activities and events strategy strategy strategy programmes.programmes This space could become a significant destination and an important node on the Green Grid. Grid projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 1212.1.2312.11.52 111 23 52 HolfordShadwell House estate, estate Parkland Glamis Place, Place RemovingEnvironmental the infrastructureand infrastructure for the improvements golf and tennis including centre new and returningroads and the footpath area to surfaces, surfaces parkland. parkland new The kerbs site willand be ReconfigureCommence communitysome railings engagement, engagement and improve establish the areas 5001.081 08 m2ha ThePeabody Royal Parks £150£150,000£1.5m£1 000 5m £115£115,000 000£0 £35£35,000£1.5m£1 000 5m 32 YN Project,ProjectE1W 3DT The Regent'sRegent s Park managededgingsedgings, new to create pedestrian an accessible entrances, entrances area bin of stores, stores high ecological cycle storage, storage value new that soft incorporates landscape the planting original and materials turfing, turfing ofnew the inproject the buffer team zone and workaround up the feasibility site. site options. options Due bbrownfieldtree planting, planting fi ld site it installation and d some of areas new willplanters ill be b allowed ll and dstreet to t colonise furniture, furniture l i naturally. tpossibly ll Provides P food id growing access and to t play open provision. provision space &&t nature 2012/13.2012/13 106 andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 12.11.53 Butcher Row To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel byy Thames Water includingg more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence post-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Communityaccess andd engagementmaintenance it ininfrastructure. if sport t and t wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y 1212.11.54 11 54 Livingbeingg initiative Flood Defence Walls: Theand Primroseproject aims Hill. to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. Thames This is done Onceimplementp all permissions in 2011 for for a minimuminstallation of havea 3 yeary been n/a((whole site Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67£67,000 000running for all g £67£67,000running 000 gfor cost all yyears £0or 676,7 N Limekiln by encouraging plants to grow on the walls and macroinvertebrates to colonize the walls while not damaging gainedperiodp the next step will be to install the modules. modules of Regent'sg costs/overheaThames 21 ofThames the Hub 21 is £325,000, for 5 the integrity of the walls in any wayway. 12.11.5412 11 54 LimekilnLimekiln, 12.11.4612 11 46 St Saviour'sSaviour s Dock 12.11.2312 11 23 Vauxhall Park) ds c. £65,000 projects c.£300,000projects pa years 1212.11.13 11 13 Battersea Park 1212.11.4 11 4 Swan Draw DockDock. pa for 3 or 5 years 12.11.551212.1.26 11 55 PearsonsRoyal Parks: Park Demonstration OpenA food new growing entrances project to aimed park and at demonstrating link better with sustainable Russia Dock food Woodland. Woodland production and providing both educational FeasibilityThe project is running. running If funds are made available 0.490c1hac.1 49 ha ha LBThe Southwark Royal Parks (Christopher Cook) Capital£100,000£100 costs 000 Revenue£0 £55£55,000 000£100,000£100 pa 000 for 06 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 1212.11.56 11 56 RRussia iDkWdld Dock Woodland - PProject j t will ill deliver d li a natural t l ribbon ibb through th h the th centre t of f the th park. k this thi includes i l d creating ti wet t woodland. dl d UUnder d construction t ti (2011). 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Secure at least estimate £4bn post-construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildings and associated £7,145, match funding.g access and maintenance infrastructure. 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N 12.11.5912 11 59 BorthwickB th i k WhWharf f fforeshore h ToT allow ll construction t ti of f the th Thames Th Tunnel T l by b Thames Th Water W t including i l di more extensive t i 'shaft ' h ft sites' it ' to t place2nd2 d phase has part consultation. of planning lt ti permission. 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Parks Sites strategy willgy be to requiredsignpost g p forand between aid youngy two gp people and p seven into Park years Management in duration.g Permanentand Horticultural use of careers the sites To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks estimate£145,000 £4bn, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession byppost-construction offering skills and at CSO training. connection The Royal sites Parks will includeApprenticeship ventilation scheme columns, takes , kiosk up to buildings 30 apprentices g and associated (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year)access through and maintenance a 3 year apprenticeship infrastructure. in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship 12.11.60 Greenwich ppumping pg station To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel byy Thames Water includingg more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn postpost-construction construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastr ct re 12.11.61 Tideway Wharf To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMApost-constructionpost construction at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, columns kiosk buildings and associated Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t 1212.11.62 11 62 Strategic Walk Network: Comprised of seven routes, routes the goal of the Strategic Walk Network is to provide an exemplary and high quality The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (Spencer Clark) and Walk £800£800,000 000 for £800£800,000 000 £0 6 N Thames Path walking experience for all across the Capital. Capital The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, walking but is by mid 2012 as a legacy walking resource for London (Jim Walker) all iincreasingly i l used d ffor utility tilit walking lki as well. ll ThThe seven strate t tgic i routes t are: 1212.4.30 4 30 JJubilee bil WWalkway lk 1212.3.18 3 18 LdLondon. JJubilee bil Greenway G 1212.11.62 11 62 ThThames Path P h 1212.2.24 2 24 CCapital i l Ring Ri 1212.11.34 11 34 GGreen Chain Ch i Walk W lk (+ ( London L d LOOP + Lea Valley Walk). 1212.11.63 11 63 St DDunstan's t ' iin ththe EEast t BiBiodiversity di it iimprovementst IitilInitial works k completed, ltdbidi biodiversity it managementt 107h1.07 ha CitCity of f London L d £2£2,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £0 7 N plan in place. Additional planting enhancements.

12.12 Greenways:yp Elephant and Castle to Nunhead and Herne Hill

12.12.1 Paragong Gardens Remove entire front wall and relocate boundaryyp planting g to allow green g space p to become partp of the New Kent Consult stakeholders and developp design gpp proposal 0.45 ha LB Southwark £150,000, £0 £150,000, 1 N Road streetscape. Create areas of planting throughout the length of the gardens. Install seating along the linear pathways to provide resting places for pedestrians using this busy thoroughfare. thoroughfare

1212.12.2 12 2 Southwark Green Links To create safe walking and cycling routes through Southwark streets and parks through improving green and Updated feasibility study and further develop tbc LB Southwark - Christopher Cook £5m £0 £5m 1 N environmental infrastructure proposals

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.11.36 Bankside Sunflower Forest Project being developed with Tate Modern and Bankside Open Spaces Trust - using current installation in the Formalise brief, commission artist and project tbc Tate Modern - Synthia Griffin / £15,000- £7,500 £7,500- 1 N Turbine Hall as startinggp point we are developingpg an environmental / art projectpj to encourageg a mass planting pg managerg to work with us. Better Bankside / BOST / Bankside £20,000 £12,500 &2 of sunflowers in Bankside duringg the spring pg and summer of 2011. Urban Forest

12.11.37 Great Guildford Street Streetscapepp improvements to deliver highg quality q yp pedestrian environment linkingg Mint Street Park to riverside,, Progressg detail designgp for phase 1 of works (north( 0.3 ha Better Bankside / LB Southwark / £1m £550,000, £450,000, 3 N Tate Community Garden and local amenities north of Southwark Street. Improvements to include realigning of Southwark Street), develop brief and scope of Bankside Urban Forest / Valerie &4 carriageway where possible to gain more pedestrian space, space use of porous materials, materials and urban greening works with project stakeholders for the stretch of Beirne through tree planting and small scale green interventions along the route. route street south of Southwark Street

1212.11.38 11 38 The Broad Walk Accessibility improvements to key stretches of the Thames Path walkway between Blackfriars Bridge and Currently scoped to Stage C/D, C/D next stages are tbc GLA - with LB SouthwarkSouthwark. Better £2£2.6m 6m £2£2.6m 6m £0 3 N London Bridge, Bridge including parallel streets such as Park Street, Street Clink Street, Street Stoney Street, Street Montague Close & detail design and implementation before the Bankside/Bankside Urban Forest Cathedral Street Olympics and Paralympics and other stakeholders

12.11.3912 11 39 Redcross Way Improvements to street to reinforce link between Redcross Gardens and the two primary schools., schools also Raise funding to implement final improvements 900 m2 LB Southwark / Bankside Urban £300,000£300 000 £250,000£250 000 £50,000£50 000 5& Y iimproves links li k between b t Redcross R d Gardens G d and d Little Littl Dorrit D it Court C t and d Park P k through th h to t Borough B h High Hi h Street. St t ((original i i l funding f di covered d core section ti of f the th street t t FForest t / Jillian Jilli Houghton H ht 6 InstallationI t ll ti of f raised i d table t bl between b t schools h l and d open spaces, carriagei realignment li t to t give i greater t pedestrian d t i betweenb t Redcross R d Gardens G d and d the th schools/Little h l /Littl space, street tree planting and further tree and shrub planting on housing estate land as a Key Walking Route Dorrit Court. (KWR).() 1212.11.40 11 40 Queen Street Southern New public space with planters. planters Implementation during 2011 200 m2 City of London £150£150,000 000 £150£150,000 000 £0 6 N Gateway

1212.11.41 11 41 AAngel ll lane CCreation ti of f linear li green space withith lawn, l trees t and d planters. l t IImplementation l t ti during d i 2011 013h0.13 ha CitCity of f London L d £1£1.3m 3 £1£1.3m 3 £0 6 N

12.11.42 St John's Churchyardy Improvementp of playpy facilities and circulation throughgp park and wideningg entrances linkingg better with Planningg 0.8 ha LB Southwark (Yvonne( Sampoh)p) £130,000, £130,000, £0 5 Y surrounding parks.

12.11.4312 11 43 NCN 4 Continued improvement of Thames Cycle Route between Putney Bridge and Greenwich - upgrade of facilities Sections requiring improvement include; 20 km Sustrans tbc £0 tbc 1 N and improved signing when funding opportunities arise. arise Road / Belvedere Road / Blackfriars RoadRoad. 12.11.44 Canal Squareq The openpp space between Vaughang Way y and Wapping pp g High g Street links the canal throughg to the River Further details options,p ,p project j development p and 0.3 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc £0 tbc 3 Y Thames and a local park via a (currently empty) basin and Hermitage Wall. It is located at an important local design in partnership with private landowners and node alongside a bus stop and links with other pedestrian and cycle routes. routes Focussing on the basin and the local communitycommunity. interface with the canal, canal this sequence of spaces and features provides an opportunity to create a large, large cohesive open space and establish water based activities and other opportunities for recreation and relaxation as partt of f the th Green G Grid G id network. t k 12.11.45 Druid Street To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructiont t ti at t CSO connection ti sites it will ill include i l d ventilation til ti columns, l kiosk ki k buildings b ildi and d associated i t d access andd maintenance it infrastructure. if t t

1212.11.46 11 46 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. Thames This is done Once all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67£67,000 000 for all £67£67,000 000 for all £0 676,7 N StSt. SSaviour's i ' DDock k bby encouraging i plants l t to t grow on the th walls ll and d macroinvertebrates i t b t to t colonize l i the th walls ll while hil not t damaging d i gainedi d the th next t step t will ill be b to t install i t ll the th modules. d l ThThames 21 ThThames 21 the integrity of the walls in any way. 12.11.54 Limekiln, 12.11.46 St Saviour's Dock 12.11.23 Vauxhall projects projects 12.11.13 Battersea Park 12.11.4 Swan Draw Dock. 1212.11.47 11 47 NCN 13 NCN Route R t 13 - Develop D l link li k from f Tower T Bridge B id east t through th h St Katherine's K th i ' Dock, D k Shadwell Sh d ll Basin B i - ultimately lti t l SkSeek agreement tfld from landowners for f signing ii of f 13 km k StSustrans tbtbc £0 tbtbc 1 N thisthi will ill link li k right i ht out t to t Rainham R i h and d outside t id London L d theth route t

12.11.48.a Riverside Parks: Cherry On all riverside Parks, open up views into site by reducing vegetation barrier and create similar character of Feasibility 4 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £250,000 for £25,000 for all £225,000 for 0 Y Gardens materials and seatinggp to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. These Parks include 12.11.48.a Cherryy all pjprojects projectspj all pjprojects Gardens, 12.11.48.b King Stairs Gardens and 12.11.48.c Cumberland Wharf.

1212.11.48.b 11 48 b RiRiverside id Parks: P k Kings Ki Stairs St i OOn all ll riverside i id Parks, P k open up viewsi into i t site it by b reducing d i vegetation t ti barrier b i and d create t similar i il character h t of f FFeasibility ibilit 24h2.4 ha LB Southwark S th k (Christopher (Ch i t h Cook) C k) £250£250,000 000 for f £25£25,000 000 for f all ll £225£225,000 000 for f 0 Y Gardens materials and seating to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. These Parks include 12.11.48.a Cherry all projects projects all projects Gardens,, 12.11.48.b Kingg Stairs Gardens and 12.11.48.c Cumberland Wharf.

1212.11.48.c 11 48 c Riverside Parks: Cumberland On all riverside Parks, Parks open up views into site by reducing vegetation barrier and create similar character of Feasibility 07ha0.7 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £250£250,000 000 for £25£25,000 000 for all £225£225,000 000 for 0 Y Wharf materials and seating to link the parks as Southwark riverside Parks. Parks These Parks include 1212.11.48.a 11 48 a Cherry all projects projects all projects GardensGardens, 1212.11.48.b 11 48 b King Stairs Gardens and 1212.11.48.c 11 48 c Cumberland Wharf. Wharf

1212.11.49 11 49 Kings Stairs Gardens To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 232,3 N constructt t the th main i tunnel t l and d smaller ll sites it where h 'combined ' bi d sewer overflows'fl ' (CSO's) (CSO' ) will ill be b connected t d to t schemeh the new tunnel. Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionp at CSO connection sites will include ventilation columns, kiosk buildingsg and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. 1212.11.50 11 50 KiKing EdEdward d MMemorial i l PPark k TTo allow ll construction t ti of f the th Thames Th Tunnel T l by b Thames Th Water W t including i l di more extensive t i 'shaft ' h ft sites' it ' to t 22nd d phase h consultation. lt ti tbtbc ThThames Water W t OOverall ll tbtbc tbtbc 232,3 N foreshore construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined sewer overflows' (CSO's) will be connected to scheme the new tunnel. Sites will be requiredq for between two and seven yearsy in duration. Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn post-constructionpos co s uc o at a CSO connection co ec o sites s es will include c ude ventilation e a o columns, co u s, kiosk os buildings bu d gs and a d associated assoc a ed access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastructure

Appendices12.11.51 Shadwell Basin – RollingShadwell Project Basin and its surroundings Listsg is an attractive piecep of public p realm, ,g adding valuable amenityy for the Further details options,p ,p project j development p and 3 ha LB Tower Hamlets tbc £0 tbc 3 Y local residents. It links well to the nearby heritage buildings along Wapping Wall, and other pedestrian and design in partnership with British Waterways and cycle links servicing the area. area There is further potential here to increase the offer of the space and create the local communitycommunity. greater appeal to a wider audience through ‘greening’ greening initiatives, initiatives water based activities and events SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project programmes.programmes This space could become a significant destination and an important node on the Green Grid. Grid km) Total cost place Required S Sta 1212.112.11.52 111 52 HHampsteadShadwell t d RidRidge estate, estate NNorth Glamis th and d SSouthPlace,Place th Environmental and infrastructure improvements including new roads and footpath surfaces, surfaces new kerbs and Commence community engagement, engagement establish 1.081 08 ha Peabody £1.5m£1 5m £0 £1.5m£1 5m 2 N E1W 3DT edgingsedgings, new pedestrian entrances, entrances bin stores, stores cycle storage, storage new soft landscape planting and turfing, turfing new project team and work up feasibility options. options Due tree planting, planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture possibly food growing and play provision. provision 2012/13.2012/13 12.1.1 Elthorne Park To improve and enhance the landscape and layout of the park, the park has had investment into the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington £2m £200,000 £1.8m 2 N facilities and currentlyyy the play area but has significantg potential to enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace 12.11.53 Butcher Row To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel byy Thames Water includingg more extensive 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to scheme 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood Thethe new project tunnel. tunnel aims Sites to realise will be the required full potential for between of Kenwood two and and seven the wider years landscape in duration. duration as Permanent an international use of visitor the sites HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage estimate£5.3m £4bn £1m £4.3m 3 Y attractionpost-constructionpost construction and local at resource CSO connection throughg extensivesites will include conservation, ventilation ,p representation columns, columns kiosk and buildingsinterpretationp and associated managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complementedaccess andd maintenance itby a programme infrastructure. if t of tevents, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 1212.11.54 11 54 Living Flood Defence Walls: The project aims to enhance the ecological value of the embankment walls of the tidal Thames. Thames This is done Oncewaste).waste) all permissions for installation have been n/a Thames 21 (Simon Hoggart) £67£67,000 000 for all £67£67,000 000 for all £0 676,7 N 121312.1.3 LimekilnLLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d byDDevelopment encouraging l t of fplants new meadows to grow d on in i thetwo t walls parks, k and one macroinvertebrates at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camdento colonize d 121312.1.3 the .walls AlongAl while with ith nottwo t damaging locations l ti gainedSiSowing theof f meadowsnext d step will be to install the modules. modules 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R Thames£3£3,000 000 21 all ll VlValueThames in i Kind Kid 21 £0 6 N Improvements: Waterlow Park thewithin integrity Hackney: of the Hackney walls in Downs any wayway. 12.9.3 12.11.5412 11 and 54 StokeS LimekilnLimekiln, Newington 12.11.4612 11 46 CommonC St Saviour'sSaviour 12.2.6 s Dock. The 12.11.2312 project 11 23 will Vauxhall engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects projects 1212.11.13the 11local 13 communityBattersea Park and local1212.11.4 11 schools 4 Swan to Draw assist DockDock. with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 12.11.5512 11 55 Pearsons Park Open new entrances to park and link better with . Woodland Feasibility 0.490 49 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £100,000£100 000 £0 £100,000£100 000 0 N 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 1212.11.56 11 56 RRussia iDkWdld Dock Woodland - PProjectthe jArchway t will ill y,deliver d island, li a andnatural t future l ribbon ibb removal through th of hthe the th Archway centre ty of gyratory gy f the th park. y one-way k this thi includes i y system. l y d creating ti wet t woodland. dl d UUnderassessment d construction t to investigate ti (2011). (2011)gpp improved To T be b completed pedestrian l t d 2012. 2012 14 ha h LB Southwark S th k (Jon (J Best) B t) £250£250,000 000 £250£250,000 000 £0 6 N Natural ribbon access or wider gyratory proposals. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y 12.11.57 Shad Thames docks Plant reeds;; install islands and greeng walls. Partnershippp project j with Thames 21. Feasibilityyp complete. Currentlyy seeking gg finding. 20 ha LB Southwark (Jon() Best) £50,000, £0 £50,000, 2 N qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning 12.11.5812 11 58 Earl pumping station To allow construction of the Thames Tunnel by Thames Water including more extensive 'shaft shaft sites sites' to 2nd phase consultation. consultation tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,323N construct the main tunnel and smaller sites where 'combined combined sewer overflows overflows' (CSO (CSO's) s) will be connected to application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting scheme up to two years. years the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t post-constructionOf London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M at ifi CSO t Seven'Sconnection ' 19th sitescentury t will metropolitaninclude t litventilation cemeteries, tcolumns, i all ll arekiosk significantly i buildings ifi tl andvulnerable l associated bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y accesson English and Heritage's maintenance Heritage infrastructure. at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to 12.11.5912 11 59 BorthwickB th i k WhWharf f fforeshore h (Nunhead(ToT uallow ll ead construction and a d t West est ti Norwood) of o f the th ood) Thames Th are a e at Tunnel TGrade G ade l by2*. b Thames ThMany a y individual dWater W dua t including i buildings, bu l ddi gs, more tombs to bsextensive tand a d imonuments o 'shaft ' uh ft e sites' tsit within ' tto the t e CemeteryCe2nd2 d phase ete h y have consultation. a e been bee lt ti repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t tbctb ThamesTh Water W t OverallO ll developde e op scope tbctb tbctb 2,323N cemeteriesconstruct theh are main also i tunnel listed l andand d smallerseparately ll sites i identified where h 'combined ' on the bi Heritage d sewer At overflows' Risk fl Register. 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12.11.60 Greenwich ppumping pg station AllTo cemeteriesallow construction and burial of the groundsgpy Thames potentially Tunnel byfacey Thames the problem p Water ofincluding safetyyg and more stability extensivey of headstones, 'shaft sites' to 2nd phasep consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3, N monumentsconstruct the and main other tunnel masonry, and y,smaller and the sites long where g term 'combined combinedmanagementg sewer of trees overflows overflows' and other (CSO (CSO's) plantp s) will material be connected and must to scheme balancethe new the tunnel.tunnel cost Sites of repairs will be and required maintenance for between with two the and wide wide-ranging seven ranging years needs in duration. duration of visitors. Permanent The issues use are of commonthe sites estimate £4bn topostpost-construction many construction of our historic at CSO cemeteries connection whatever sites will their include ownership ventilation and management. managementcolumns, columns kiosk buildings and associated access and maintenance infrastructure. infrastr ct re 12.11.61 Tideway Wharf ThTheTo allow aim i ofconstruction f future f t plans l of mustthe tThames secure the thTunnel heritage h itby Thames value l of Water f these th including sites it for f morethe th long-term l extensive t while hil 'shaft shaft improving i sites sites' i to 2nd phase consultation. tbc Thames Water Overall tbc tbc 2,3 N access,construct safety the f main and dh tunnel the potential and ilf smaller for their hi sites educational d where i 'combined combined l as well ll as sewer amenity, overflows overflows' i biodiversity bidi (CSO (CSO's) i and s) will dli leisure be connected uses. to scheme the new tunnel. tunnel Sites will be required for between two and seven years in duration. duration Permanent use of the sites estimate £4bn Allpost-constructionpost the construction 'Magnificentg at Seven' CSO connection cemeteries sites have will 'Friends include of' ventilation groupsgp who columns, columns provide p kiosk extensive buildings supportpp and toassociated their respectiveaccess andd cemeteries. maintenance it infrastructure. if t t 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N 1212.11.62 11 62 Strategic Walk Network: Comprised of seven routes, routes the goal of the Strategic Walk Network is to provide an exemplary and high quality The seven routes of the network will be delivered Pan London TfL (Spencer Clark) and Walk £800£800,000 000 for £800£800,000 000 £0 6 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s Thames Path walking experience for all across the Capital. Capital The network is predominantly for leisure focused walking, walking but is by mid 2012 as a legacy walking resource for London (Jim Walker) all requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs iincreasingly i l used d ffor utility tilit walking lki as well. ll ThThe seven strate t tgic i routes t are: 1212.4.30 4 30 JJubilee bil WWalkway lk 1212.3.18 3 18 LdLondon. from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more JJubilee bil Greenway G 1212.11.62 11 62 ThThames Path P h 1212.2.24 2 24 CCapital i l Ring Ri 1212.11.34 11 34 GGreen Chain Ch i Walk W lk (+ ( London L d LOOP significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k + Lea Valley Walk). external sources for funding. 12.1.81212.11.63 11 63 WhittingtonSt DDunstan's t ' Park iin ththe EEast t TheBiBiodiversity di park ithas iimprovements seen somet significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing ImplementingIitilInitial works k completed, next ltdbidi phase biodiversity of planting it management ecology area t 4107h1.07 ha ha LBCitCity Islington of f London L d £2£2,000£1m 000 £100,000£2£2,000 000 £900,000£0 47 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the andplan rationalisingin place. Additional buildings planting in the central enhancements. area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested 12.12 Greenways:yp Elephant and Castle to Nunhead and Herne Hill Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area))

12.12.112.1.9 ParagonParliamentg Gardens Hill Triangle, RemoveThis is the entire largest front and wall busiest and relocate gateway boundary to Hampstead yp planting Heath. Heath g to allow Improved green g spaceaccess, access p to structuralbecome partpimprovements of the New toKent ConsultFollowing stakeholders unsuccessful and HLF develop bid for p design landscape gpp proposal 0.4536 ha ha LBCity Southwark of London £150,000£8-10m£8 10m, £0 £150,000£8-10m£8 10m, 10 NY Hampstead Heath Roadthe landscape streetscape. and Createfacilities areas and reducing of planting the throughout impact of the built length environment of the gardens. and functional Install seating elements along on the the improvements and redesign of the Heritage linearlandscape pathways character. character to provide resting places for pedestrians using this busy thoroughfare. thoroughfare CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 1212.12.2 12 2 Southwark Green Links To create safe walking and cycling routes through Southwark streets and parks through improving green and Updatedrelocationl i feasibility of f café fé and study d depot d and facilities. f further ili i develop tbc LB Southwark - Christopher Cook £5m £0 £5m 1 N SiSize (h(ha, EiEstimated d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

Project NrNr. Project name Projectenvironmental description infrastructure Nextproposals steps Project Owner age Key project 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed km)16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden Total TfLcost - placeTfL - Required£0 1 Y S Sta sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 12.12.3 Elephant and Castle (Southern causeway.Removal of the Southern Roundabout and replacement with a new junction layout. The changes will improve sharedCompleted routes 2011 that may be funded through LB TfL (Greenways) (Greenways) 7 N Roundabout)) traffic flow and enhance safetyyp for pedestrians and cyclists.y There will be new footways,y lighting, g gy cycle Camden's LIP. facilities and tree planting.pg The existinggy subways around the roundabout will be filled in and surface level 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N pedestrian crossings will be installed with new paved areas next to the junction to provide shared space for pedestrians and cyclistscyclists. 12.12.412.1.1212 1 12 AylesburyWestyy Hampstead Area Action - Thameslink Plan TheTfL Major Aylesburyyy Scheme. Scheme Area Action Plan sets out framework for the developmentp of a network of greengg fingers linking g DevelopmentCompletedp proposals pp will be requiredq to support pp c.27350 m2ha LB SouthwarkCamden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000tbc £750,000£750 000tbc tbc£0 tbc6 YN GreenStation Fingers Burgess park to the proposed new development in the area and deliver the green fingers as set out in the plan Piper)

12125a12.12.5.a12.1.1312513_ALGG 1 13 AREAEastPlantingPl ti12 Walworth DRAFT ffor bibiodiversity Cluster di PROJECT it Parks: iin PROFORMAToTheTh liaise following f ll with i the WildflowersWildfl East Walworth Meadows M d Green are Links planned l group d ; 12.5.31253 to deliver St JJames improvements GGardens d than (420 enhance sqm), ) 12.5.41254 the access EustonEt and Sq S IdentifyCompletedCPage ltd sites10 of for 12 improvementsimprovements, consult 12ha1.20.101h ha LB Southwark CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £500£500,000£18,000£18 000 000 for £18,000£18£0 000but £500£500,000 000 for £0 17 YN 03/01/2012 FaradayParks: Talacre Gardens Gardens ecologicalGardens (1000sqm) values of ,the 12.1.13 cluster Talacre of small Gardens parks lying (1000sqm) between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Castle Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal Conservation Manager) all three possible s.106 s 106 all three projects already identified are: 12125a12.12.5.a Faraday Gardens - Improve and extend the small under - used funding The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town TfL & LB Camden N 12.1.14 Camden High Street woodlanddl d area at t the th north th west t boundary b d and d create t woodland dl d path. th Rationalise R ti li formal f l footpaths f t th to t Completed station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm encourage better circulation around the park. Installation of shrub border at western boundary. Re-design improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL. leadingg to 12.12.5.b St Peters Churchyard.y 12.12.5.c Pelier Park - A completep re-design gp of this park is needed to enable this very under - used urban park to attract residents from the densely populated surrounding 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N neighbourhood.neighbourhood The project should include: New entrances at the North and East Boundary. Boundary Upgrade on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) playgroundplayground, using mounding to create natural play features. features Introduce planting to screen the park from the noise and dirt of the nearby car workshops. workshops Remove unnecessary fencing throughout particularly from the 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, southernImprovingth entrance. the t interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N 12.12.5.b EastPrimrose Walworth Hill Cluster Parks: Toopen liaise space with and the a East more Walworth distinctive Green destination. destination Links groupgp to deliver improvementsp than enhance the access and Identifyforwardy sites for improvements,p, consult 0.6 ha LB Southwark £500,000, for £0 but £500,000, for 1 Y St Peter Peter's s Churchyard ecological values of the cluster of small parks lying between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal all three possible s.106 all three 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y projects already identified are: 12125a12.12.5.a Faraday Gardens - Improve and extend the small under - used funding Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) Realm Scheme woodland area at the north west boundary and create woodland path. path Rationalise formal footpaths to i ti i l b h i d i d i ti t t bilit f li t d i ll encourageissues, anti better social circulation behaviour aroundand crime, the park. parkdeprivation, Installation poor ofeast shrub west border permeability at western for cyclistsboundary. boundary and Re-design Re is designgenerally traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, leadingl di to t 12.12.5.b12125b StPtChhdSt Peters Churchyard. 12.12.5.c12 12 5 PliPPelier Park k - A complete lt re-design d i of fthi this park ki is needed dd increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, to enable this very under - used urban park to attract residents from the densely populated surrounding increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for neighbourhood.g The projectpj should include: New entrances at the North and East Boundary.y Upgrade pg 2012/13 pplayground, ayg ou d, using us g mounding ou d g to o create c ea e natural a u a play p ay features. ea u es Introduce oduce planting p a g to o screen sc ee the e park pa from o the e 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N noise and dirt of the nearby car workshops. workshops Remove unnecessary fencing throughout particularly from the The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The southern entrance. entrance RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use TTo liaise li i with ith the th East E t Walworth W l th Green G Links Li k group to t deliver d li improvements i t than th enhance h the th access andd IdIdentify tif sites it ffor iimprovements,t consult lt 032h0.32 ha LB Southwark S th k £500£500,000 000 for f £0 but b t £500£500,000 000 for f 1 Y 1212.12.5.c 12 5 EEast t WWalworth l th ClCluster t PParks: k cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t Pelier Park ecological values of the cluster of small parks lying between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal all three possible s.106 all three 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformationprojectsjy already of identified junctionj are:to the 12.12.5.a south of Faraday Camdeny Gardens Town Tube - Improve station. and Creation extend ofthe a smallnew publicpp under space, - used Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000fundingg £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedwoodlandp crossingarea atg the and north traffic west arrangements boundaryg y and and create wider woodlandfootways.y path.pNew treeRationalise plantingpg formal on Parkway. footpathsp y Traffic to Piperp) ) improvementsencourage better and circulation tree planting around in streets the park. between Installation Camden of shrub High St border and the at western railway boundary. corridor, corridor bounded Re Re-design design by Parkwayleading to to 12125b12.12.5.b the north St and Peters Mornington ChurchyardChurchyard. Crescent 12125c12.12.5.c to the Peliersouth. south ParkNB: could - A complete be added re-design as a second of this phase park isto needed completeto enable greenthis very route under Regents - used Park urban and park London to attract Zoo residents from Camden from Town the densely Tube Station.Stationpopulated surrounding neighbourhood.i hb h d The Th project j t should h ld include: i l d New N entrances t at t the th North N th and d East E t Boundary. B d Upgrade U d 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) playground,Thel Royal d Parks using i Play mounding Strategy di to t has create identified t natural t lthe play l areas features. f t of play Introduce I t - playground d planting l ti and to t playful screen spaces. the th park kExisting from f the th 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N noiseplaygrounds and dirt have of the been nearby audited car workshops.and work has Remove been implemented unnecessary using fencing Playbuilder throughout and particularly London Marathon from the tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play southernTrust funding. funding entrance. 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Hub sports ) facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or 1212.12.8.a 12 8 LLambethbeingg b initiative th CRISP CCycling li PProgramme run ini partnership t hi with ith Sustrans, S t Lambeth L b th Sustainable S t i bl Transport T t and d TfL to t increase i and d improve i SitSites surveys completed,ltd proposals l for f funding f di 15 km k LLambeth b th Transport T t £60£60,000 000 for f all ll £0 £60£60,000 000 for f all ll 3 N periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Improvements: Brockwell Park cycling routes through and to parks, with emphasis on safe, slower cycling for the less confident and families. new routes and support materials now being projects projects Extendingg safe routes from Brockwell and Ruskin parks,pg through and Vauxhall, to connect with evaluated Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 Thames Path and other existing London cycling corridors. 12.12.8.a Brockwell Park, 12.12.8.b Myatt’sMyatt s Fields years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration AParkPark, food 12128c12.12.8.c growing project Kennington aimed ParkPark, at demonstrating 12128d12.12.8.d Spring sustainable GardensGardens. food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total 12.12.8.b Lambeth CRISP Cycling Programme run in partnership with Sustrans, Sustrans Lambeth Sustainable Transport and TfL to increase and improve Sites surveys completed, completed proposals for funding 15 km Lambeth Transport £60£60,000 000 for all £0 £60£60,000 000 for all 3 N sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 Improvements: Myatt Myatt's s Fields cycling routes through and to parks, parks with emphasis on safe, safe slower cycling for the less confident and families. families new routes and support materials now being projects projects ffrom TRP ParkPark. 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Y 1212.12.8.c 12 8 PkParksLLambeth b th CRISP CCycling li PProgramme run ini partnership t hi with ith Sustrans, S t Lambeth L b th Sustainable S t i bl Transport T t and d TfL to t increase i and d improve i SitSites surveys completed,ltd proposals l for f funding f di 15 km k LLambeth b th Transport T t £60£60,000 000 for f all ll £0 £60£60,000 000 for f all ll 3 N Improvements:I KiKennington cyclingli routes through h h and d to parks, k with i h emphasis h i on safe, f slower l cycling li for f the h less l confident fid and d families. f ili new routes andd support materialsil now being bi projectsj projectsj 12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQPark MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallIExtending t ll reedbeds dbsafe d routes in i the th fromornamental Brockwell t l lake l k and in i Queen QRuskin Mary'sMparks, ' Garden, Gthrough d CamberwellThe Th Regent's R t' and Park. P Vauxhall, k ProvidesP id to connectaccess ttowith WeWevaluated have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature.Thames Path and other existingg London cycling yg corridors. 12.12.8.a Brockwell Park,, 12.12.8.b Myatt’sy Fields bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was Park, 12.12.8.c Kennington Park, 12.12.8.d Spring Gardens. successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 12128d12.12.8.d Lambeth CRISP Cycling Programme run in partnership with Sustrans, Sustrans Lambeth Sustainable Transport and TfL to increase and improve Sites surveys completed, completed proposals for funding 15 km Lambeth Transport £60£60,000 000 for all £0 £60£60,000 000 for all 3 N MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N 1212.1.29 1 29 Improvements:GfGreen roofs Spring cycling routes through and to parks, parks with emphasis on safe, safe slower cycling for the less confident and families. families new routes and support materials now being projects projects place as part of planning permission. 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The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to 12.12.9.a12129a Lambeth Green Chain Signage year)To commission through a and 3 year install apprenticeship signage to directin partnership public to with existing the Landscape green spaces, spaces Contractors. Contractors and to use A newstrategy 'greenways', 'greenways' is also being to 19To access develop to project horticulture briefing strategy. strategy and delivery plan, plan for 15 km LB Lambeth (Parks) £50,000£50 000 total £0 £50,000£50 000 total 2 N PProject: j t RRush hC Common developediimprove access, to get safetyyounger f t and people d sustainability: t i16 bilityear oldsdirectional di onto ti the l 'fingerpost' 'fi career path t' signs i and and possibly d interpretative i t onto t ti the panels, Apprenticeship l cabinets bi t and d iinclusion l i in i LDF and d consideration id ti for f allocation ll ti of f fifor signage fifor signage Ribbon scheme.lecterns.h Royal Ra) l Parks P k staff tCommon, ff would ld beb12.12.9a trained t i d ‘Rush to t deliver d liCommon horticultural h ti Ribbon’, lt l training. t 12.12.9b i i ‘Eastern Corridor’ (Norwood, CIL, S106 or green offsets project project , Herne Hill, Vassal to Vauxhall)) 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal 12.12.9.b Lambeth Green Chain Signage To commission and install signage to direct public to existing green spaces, and to use new 'greenways', to To develop project briefing and delivery plan, for 15 km LB Lambeth (Parks) £50,000 total £0 £50,000 total 2 N Project:j Eastern Corridor improvep access, safetyy and sustainability:y directional 'fingerpost'gp signs g and interpretativepp panels, cabinets and inclusion in LDF and consideration for allocation of for signagegg for signagegg lecterns. a)) ,, 12.12.9.a ‘Rush Common Ribbon’,, 12.12.9.b ‘Eastern Corridor’ (,(Norwood, CIL,,g S106 or green offsets projectpj projectpj West DulwichDulwich, Herne HillHill, Vassal to Vauxhall)

12.12.10513_ALGG AREABurgessg 12 DRAFT Park Transformation PROJECT PROFORMABurgessg Park has a significantg role to playpy in the regeneration g of a largeg area of south central London,, the ThePage £6m 1secured of 12 fundingg will deliver Phase One 56 ha Ruth Miller - LB Southwark £25m £6m £19m 4 Y 03/01/2012 increased desirability of the park acting as a catalyst for the regeneration. regeneration Improvements to the park will works which involve major earthworks; benefit the Aylesbury Estate and all other bordering areas. areas Burgess Park represents a large valuable landscapinglandscaping, Improvements to entrances; ecological resource for London and is also in or near some of London London’s s most deprived communities. communities The park removing redundant roads; improving key paths; comprisesi a large l part t of f the th aspirational i ti l green link li k that th t is i proposed d to t extend t d from f the th River Ri Thames Th to t anddl a new play area. PPeckham kh Rye R and d the h Green G Chain Ch i as part of f the h Strategic S i Walks W lk Network N k (SWN). (SWN) The Th design d i focuses f on theh following key elements: Improvementsp to entrances,,g removing redundant roads,,p improving gyp, key paths, a new play py area, ,p improvements to the lake, introduction of the St George George's s Gardens, landscaping works, increasing the wildlife area. Although not part of the overall project plan, plan an outdoor gym, gym BMX track and food growing areas will be developed at the same time. time

12.12.10 Burgess Park food Growing Work with community to create food growing area and volunteer engagement, skills and training. Feasibility undertaken. Next steps: Design 0.27 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook), £100,000 £0 £100,000 2 Y Project development and seeking funding. funding Sue Amos - Chair Burgess Park food Growing Group

1212.12.11 12 11 Green Walk from Peckham Create signed walking route through Southwark parks and open spaces from Peckham Rye to Elephant and Feasibility studystudy. 6 km LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £100£100,000 000 £0 £100£100,000 000 0 Y Rye to Elephant and Castle Castle,Castle through the newly revamped Burgess Park. Park

12.12.1212 12 12 SurreyS CCanal l WWalk lk - natural t l ThisThi linear li park k provides id a vital it l green link li k between b t Peckham P kh Square S & Burgess B Park P k with ith the th densely d l SouthwarkS th k council il to t consult lt with ith stakeholders t k h ld & tbctb LB Southwark S th k £170,000£170 000 £0 £170,000£170 000 0 N play. populated residential areas. Conservation areas need to be planted with a range of diverse plants. A natural local community and seek funding opportunities. playpy area should also be created for local residents and shoppers,pp along g with historic interpretationp boards aand d better bette directional d ect o a signage. s g age

1212.12.13 12 13 Benhill Road Nature Garden Create nature garden for use by Brunswick Park School. School Project development 01ha0.1 ha LB Southwark (Jon Best) £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 0 N

1212.12.14 12 14 FlFlaxyard d - PProvide id a quality lit ThiThis crucial i l open space ini the th centre t of f Peckham P kh town t centre t requires i improvements i t to t enhance h this thi much h SSouthwark th k council il to t consult lt with ith stakeholders t k h ld & 055h0.55 ha LB Southwark S th k £400£400,000 000 £0 £400£400,000 000 0 N towntk park neededd d green lung l for f the th centre t of f Peckham. P kh Improvements I t should h ld include i l d better b tt entrances, t new boundarybd locall l community it fences, a seating area and interesting planting. An unused road running through the park should be removed and incorporatedp into the park.p

12.12.15 Lucas Gardens Make existing walls permeable and create circulation system in park. Create new hedges and meadows. Feasibility study. 1.5 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £200,000 £0 £200,000 0 N

12.12.16 Camberwell TC TfL Major Scheme. Redesign of the junction at Camberwell. In development Sally Crew - LB Southwark Dan N Johnson - TfL

1212.12.17.a 12 17 a Lambeth Greenways: Eastern To 'connect connect up up' existing green spaces across the borough to improve access to and use of open spaces, spaces to To integrate in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks) £250£250,000 000 total £25£25,000 000 total £225£225,000 000 total 1 Y CCorridor id create and improve impro e existing e isting walking alking and cycling c cling routes, ro tes and to create 'wildlife ' ildlife corridors' for the improved impro ed core policpolicy or as SPD to ssupport pport other policies for for for movementt of f wild ild habitats h bit t and d species. i 1212.12.17.a 12 17 ‘E‘Eastern t CCorridor’ id ’ ((e.g. BBrockwell k ll PPark, k RRuskin ki PPark, k GGreenways GGreenways GGreenways Myatt’sy Fields Park),) 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor ((Larkhall Park, Claphamp Common, Vauxhall Park),) pjprojects pjprojects pjprojects 12.12.17.b Central Lambeth and Claphamp Park Estate,, 12.12.17.c ‘Rush Common Ribbon’ (estates,( ,p open spaces, highways) 1212.12.17.b 12 17 b LLambeth b th GGreenways: CCentral tl TTo 'connect ' t up' ' existing i ti green spaces across theth borough b h to t improve i access totd and use of f open spaces, tot TTo integrate i t t in i the th new Lambeth L b th LDF as either ith 40 ha h LB Lambeth L b th (Parks) (P k ) £250£250,000 000 total t t l £25£25,000 000 total t t l £225£225,000 000 total t t l 1 Y Lambeth and Clapham Park create and improve existing walking and cycling routes, and to create 'wildlife corridors' for the improved core policy or as SPD to support other policies for for for Estate movement of wild habitats and species.p 12.12.17.a ‘Eastern Corridor’ (g(e.g. Brockwell Park, Ruskin Park, Greenwaysy Greenwaysy Greenwaysy Myatt’sy Fields Park),), 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor ((Larkhall Park,,p Clapham Common,, Vauxhall Park),), projectspj projectspj projectspj 12.12.17.b Central Lambeth and Clapham Park Estate, Estate 12.12.17.c ‘Rush Rush Common Ribbon’Ribbon (estates, (estates open spacesspaces, highways) 12.12.17.c Lambeth Greenways:y Rush To 'connect up'p existing gg green spaces p across the boroughgp to improve access to and use of openpp spaces, , to To integrateg in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks)() £250,000, total £25,000, total £225,000, total 1 Y Common Ribbon create and improve existing walking and cycling routes, and to create 'wildlife wildlife corridors corridors' for the improved core policy or as SPD to support other policies for for for movement of wild habitats and species. species 1212.12.17.a 12 17 a ‘Eastern Eastern Corridor’Corridor (e(e.g. g Brockwell ParkPark, Ruskin ParkPark, Greenways Greenways Greenways Myatt’sMyatt s Fields Park)Park), 1212.13.2 13 2 Wandsworth Road Corridor (Larkhall ParkPark, Clapham CommonCommon, Vauxhall Park)Park), projects projects projects 12.12.17.b12 12 17 b Central Lambeth and Clapham Park Estate, Estate 12.12.17.c12 12 17 c ‘Rush Common Ribbon’ (estates, (estates open spaces highways)hi h ) 1212.12.18 12 18 Albert Embankment to Greenway link through LB Lambeth, Lambeth connecting a number of green spaces via quite residential roads; Implement sections of the route over 4 years, years 5 km Sustrans and LB Lambeth £916£916,000 000 tbc tbc 6 N Brockwell Park Greenway Kennington Park, Park Myatt's Fields, Fields Ruskin Park, Park Brockwell Park. Park Green CRISP study completed on the route in starting in April 2011 (road resurfacing in 2010. Camberwell to take place in Q4 2010/11.

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.12.3 Elephant and Castle (Southern Removal of the Southern Roundabout and replacement with a new junction layout. The changes will improve Completed 2011 TfL 7 N Roundabout)) traffic flow and enhance safetyyp for pedestrians and cyclists.y There will be new footways,y lighting, g gy cycle facilities and tree planting.pg The existinggy subways around the roundabout will be filled in and surface level pedestrian crossings will be installed with new paved areas next to the junction to provide shared space for pedestrians and cyclistscyclists. 12.12.4 Aylesburyyy Area Action Plan The Aylesburyyy Area Action Plan sets out framework for the developmentp of a network of greengg fingers linking g Developmentp proposals pp will be requiredq to support pp c.27 ha LB Southwark tbc tbc tbc tbc Y Green Fingers Burgess park to the proposed new development in the area and deliver the green fingers as set out in the plan

12125a12.12.5.a East Walworth Cluster Parks: To liaise with the East Walworth Green Links group to deliver improvements than enhance the access and Identify sites for improvementsimprovements, consult 12ha1.2 ha LB Southwark £500£500,000 000 for £0 but £500£500,000 000 for 1 Y Faraday Gardens ecological values of the cluster of small parks lying between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Castle Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal all three possible s.106 s 106 all three projects already identified are: 12125a12.12.5.a Faraday Gardens - Improve and extend the small under - used funding woodlanddl d area at t the th north th west t boundary b d and d create t woodland dl d path. th Rationalise R ti li formal f l footpaths f t th to t encourage better circulation around the park. Installation of shrub border at western boundary. Re-design leadingg to 12.12.5.b St Peters Churchyard.y 12.12.5.c Pelier Park - A completep re-design gp of this park is needed to enable this very under - used urban park to attract residents from the densely populated surrounding neighbourhood.neighbourhood The project should include: New entrances at the North and East Boundary. Boundary Upgrade playgroundplayground, using mounding to create natural play features. features Introduce planting to screen the park from the noise and dirt of the nearby car workshops. workshops Remove unnecessary fencing throughout particularly from the southernth entrance. t 12.12.5.b East Walworth Cluster Parks: To liaise with the East Walworth Green Links groupgp to deliver improvementsp than enhance the access and Identifyy sites for improvements,p, consult 0.6 ha LB Southwark £500,000, for £0 but £500,000, for 1 Y St Peter Peter's s Churchyard ecological values of the cluster of small parks lying between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal all three possible s.106 all three projects already identified are: 12125a12.12.5.a Faraday Gardens - Improve and extend the small under - used funding woodland area at the north west boundary and create woodland path. path Rationalise formal footpaths to encourage better circulation around the park. park Installation of shrub border at western boundary. boundary Re-design Re design leadingl di to t 12.12.5.b12125b StPtChhdSt Peters Churchyard. 12.12.5.c12 12 5 PliPPelier Park k - A complete lt re-design d i of fthi this park ki is needed dd to enable this very under - used urban park to attract residents from the densely populated surrounding neighbourhood.g The projectpj should include: New entrances at the North and East Boundary.y Upgrade pg pplayground, ayg ou d, using us g mounding ou d g to o create c ea e natural a u a play p ay features. ea u es Introduce oduce planting p a g to o screen sc ee the e park pa from o the e noise and dirt of the nearby car workshops. workshops Remove unnecessary fencing throughout particularly from the southern entrance. entrance 1212.12.5.c 12 5 EEast t WWalworth l th ClCluster t PParks: k TTo liaise li i with ith the th East E t Walworth W l th Green G Links Li k group to t deliver d li improvements i t than th enhance h the th access andd IdIdentify tif sites it ffor iimprovements,t consult lt 032h0.32 ha LB Southwark S th k £500£500,000 000 for f £0 but b t £500£500,000 000 for f 1 Y Pelier Park ecological values of the cluster of small parks lying between Burgess Park and Elephant & Castle. Specific stakeholders and develop design proposal all three possible s.106 all three projectsjy already identified are: 12.12.5.a Faradayy Gardens - Improve and extend the small under - used fundingg woodland area at the north west boundaryy and create woodland path.p Rationalise formal footpathsp to encourage better circulation around the park. Installation of shrub border at western boundary. Re Re-design design Complete Key Project Appendices – Rollingleading Project to 12125b12.12.5.b St PetersLists ChurchyardChurchyard. 12125c12.12.5.c Pelier Park - A complete re-design of this park is needed to enable this very under - used urban park to attract residents from the densely populated surrounding neighbourhood.i hb h d The Th project j t should h ld include: i l d New N entrances t at t the th North N th and d East E t Boundary. B d Upgrade U d

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Strategygy and audit. 12.12.7.b12127b Improving Access to Nature: Reducing existing Areas of Deficiency for Access to Nature (AODs)(AODs) in Lambeth; improving biodiversity quality Review of Lambeth BAP to direct actions towards 10 ha LB Lambeth (Parks) £75,000£75 000 for all £15,000£15 000 for all £60,000£60 000 for all 2 N 12.1.2 CColdharbourCaring ldh for b Kenwood ClCluster t ofThef existing project i ti nature aims t toareas, realise and thedi improving full potential i access of Kenwood to t current and t and dfthe future twider sites; it landscape improving i ias ancommunity internationalit involvement i lvisitor t AODHLF Heritage reduction; d ti Grants implementation i l application. t ti through th Landscape h LDF and d 45 ha English Heritage projects£5.3mjt projectsjt£1m projects£4.3mjt 3 Y inattraction use and and management. local resource12.12.7.a throughg Kennington extensive conservation, Park, + Norwood,p representation Park and Central and interpretation Hillp Estate, 12.12.7.b supplementarymanagementg Plan policies; update.p site Managing management gg visitor plans ‘Coldharbourcomplemented Cluster’ by a programme parksp and ofestates events, (e.g.(g training, Loughborough g volunteering, g Park education and Estate, and Angell audience g Estate, development. 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AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 1212.12.8.a 12 8 LLambeth b th CRISP CCycling li PProgramme run ini partnership t hi with ith Sustrans, S t Lambeth L b th Sustainable S t i bl Transport T t and d TfL to t increase i and d improve i SitSites surveys completed,ltd proposals l for f funding f di 15 km k LLambeth b th Transport T t £60£60,000 000 for f all ll £0 £60£60,000 000 for f all ll 3 N Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects Improvements: Brockwell Park cycling routes through and to parks, with emphasis on safe, slower cycling for the less confident and families. new routes and support materials now being projects projects the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) Extendingg safe routes from Brockwell and Ruskin parks,pg through Camberwell and Vauxhall, to connect with evaluated benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) Thames Path and other existing London cycling corridors. 12.12.8.a Brockwell Park, 12.12.8.b Myatt’sMyatt s Fields 121412.1.4 AhArchway ParkPark,PPublic bli12128c12.12.8.c space iimprovements Kenningtont ParkPark, tto AArchway 12128d12.12.8.d h ClClose Spring and d FlFlowers GardensGardens. MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic 12.12.8.b Lambeth CRISP Cycling theProgramme Archwayy, runisland, in partnership and future withremoval Sustrans, Sustrans of the LambethArchwayy Sustainablegyratory gy y one-way Transport y system. y and TfL to increase and improve assessmentSites surveys to completed, completed investigategpp proposals improved forpedestrian funding 15 km Lambeth Transport £60£60,000 000 for all £0 £60£60,000 000 for all 3 N Improvements: Myatt Myatt's s Fields cycling routes through and to parks, parks with emphasis on safe, safe slower cycling for the less confident and families. families accessnew routes or wider and support gyratory materials proposals. now being projects projects ParkPark. Extending safe routes from Brockwell and Ruskin parks, parks through Camberwell and Vauxhall, Vauxhall to connect with evaluated 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water ThThamesMajor works Path P th to and the d otherdams th existing and i ti ponds London L don Hampstead cycling li corridors. Heath id to1212.12.8.a prevent 12 8 BBrockwellpotential k llflooding PPark, k 12128b12.12.8.b as a result MMyatt’s of tt’ FiFields ld Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp Park,Pkinadequateq12.12.8.c12 12 spillways 8 py KKennington iand to Park,Pkattenuate 12.12.8.d12128d water SiSpringon site. Gardens. Gd gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath options in summer 2011 before public consultation 1212.12.8.c 12 8 LLambeth b th CRISP CCycling li PProgramme run ini partnership t hi with ith Sustrans, S t Lambeth L b th Sustainable S t i bl Transport T t and d TfL to t increase i and d improve i andSitSites detailed surveys design completed, ltdexercise proposals and l planning for f funding f di 15 km k LLambeth b th Transport T t £60£60,000 000 for f all ll £0 £60£60,000 000 for f all ll 3 N Improvements:I KiKennington cyclingli routes through h h and d to parks, k with i h emphasis h i on safe, f slower l cycling li for f the h less l confident fid and d families. f ili applicationnew routes (2012). (2012)andd support The worksmaterials ilthemselves now being bi lasting projectsj projectsj Park Extending safe routes from Brockwell and Ruskin parks, through Camberwell and Vauxhall, to connect with upevaluated to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t OfThames London's L d Path ' 'Magnificent 'M and other ifi texisting Seven' Sg ' London19th century cyclingt yg metropolitan corridors. t lit cemeteries,12.12.8.a t i Brockwell all ll are significantly iPark, ifi, 12.12.8.b tl vulnerable l Myatt’sy bl and Fields d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y onPark, English12.12.8.c Heritage's Kennington Heritage Park, at Risk12.12.8.d Register Spring (2011) Gardens. in their entirety or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to 12128d12.12.8.d Lambeth CRISP Cycling (Nunhead(Programme u ead and a run d West in est partnership Norwood) o ood) withare a e at Sustrans,Sustrans Grade G ade 2*. Lambeth Many a y individual Sustainable d dua buildings, bu Transport d gs, tombs to and bs and a TfL d monumentsto o increase u e ts and within t improve the t e CemeteryCeSites etesurveys y have a completed, completede been bee repaired epa proposals ed and a d conserved co for sefunding ed with t 15 km Lambeth Transport £60£60,000 000 for all developde e op scope £0 £60£60,000 000 for all 3 N Improvements: Spring cemeteriescycling routes are through also listed and and to parks, parks separately with emphasisidentified on the safe,safe Heritage slower cycling At Risk forRegister. Register the less confident and families. families Englishnew routes Heritage and support and Heritage materials Lottery now Fundbeing projects projects Gardens ExtendingE tending safe routes ro tes from Brockwell Brock ell and Ruskin R skin parks, parks through thro gh Camberwell Camber ell and Vauxhall, Va hall to connect with ith grantsgrants.evaluatede al ated A landscape management plan is in place VaryingThThames typesPath P th andof dConservation other th existing i ti and London L Management d cycling li corridors. Plans id are 1212.12.8.a currently 12 8 BBrockwellin place k there ll PPark, kis 12128b12.12.8.bnow an urgent MMyatt’s tt’need FiFields to ld to help conserve the historic character of the considerPark,id12.12.8.c and d balance b Kennington l architectural hit Park, t l12.12.8.d and d landscape l d Spring design d Gardens. i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t 12.12.9.a12129a Lambeth Green Chain Signage To commission and install signage to direct public to existing green spaces, spaces and to use new 'greenways', 'greenways' to To develop project briefing and delivery plan, plan for 15 km LB Lambeth (Parks) £50,000£50 000 total £0 £50,000£50 000 total 2 N PProject: j t RRush hC Common iimproveAll cemeteries access, and safety burialf t and groundsgpy d sustainability: t ipotentially bilit directional di face ti the l 'fingerpost' 'fiproblem p of t' signssafety i yand and d interpretative i stability ty t of ti headstones, panels, l cabinets bi t and d iinclusion l i in i LDF and d consideration id ti for f allocation ll ti of f fifor signage fifor signage Ribbon lecterns.monuments a) andStreatham other masonry, Common,y, and 12.12.9a the long ‘Rushg term Common managementg Ribbon’, of trees 12.12.9b and other ‘Eastern plantp Corridor’ material (Norwood, and must CIL, S106 or green offsets project project Westbalance Dulwich, the cost Herne of repairs Hill, Vassal and maintenance to Vauxhall) )with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. management 12.12.9.b Lambeth Green Chain Signage To commission and install signage to direct public to existing green spaces, and to use new 'greenways', to To develop project briefing and delivery plan, for 15 km LB Lambeth (Parks) £50,000 total £0 £50,000 total 2 N Project:j Eastern Corridor ThTheimprovep aim i access,of f future f t safety plans ly andmust sustainability: t secure the th yheritage h directional it value l 'fingerpost' ofgp f these th sitessigns it g for f and the th interpretative long-term lpp t while hilpanels, improving i cabinets i and inclusion in LDF and consideration for allocation of for signagegg for signagegg access,lecterns. safety a)f) Streatham and dh the potentialCommon, ilf for, 12.12.9.a their hi educational d ‘Rush i Common l as well ll Ribbon’,as amenity,, i12.12.9.b biodiversity bidi ‘Eastern i and dli Corridor’leisure uses. (,(Norwood, CIL,,g S106 or green offsets projectpj projectpj West DulwichDulwich, Herne HillHill, Vassal to Vauxhall) All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their 12.12.10 Burgessg Park Transformation Burgessg Park has a significantg role to playpy in the regeneration g of a largeg area of south central London,, the The £6m secured fundingg will deliver Phase One 56 ha Ruth Miller - LB Southwark £25m £6m £19m 4 Y respective cemeteries. increased desirability of the park acting as a catalyst for the regeneration Improvements to the park will works which involve major earthworks; 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritageincreased restoration desirability of of a the historic park designedacting as landscape a catalyst forfeature the regeneration. connecting whitestone Improvements pond to to the the park west will heath. Draftworks Conservation which involve Management major earthworks; Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N benefit the Aylesbury Estate and all other bordering areas. Burgess Park represents a large valuable landscaping, Improvements to entrances; Hampstead Heath benefit the Aylesbury Estate and all other bordering areas Burgess Park represents a large valuable Newerlandscaping section Improvements that was refurbished to entrances; in 1990 1990's s ecological resource for London and is also in or near some of London London’s s most deprived communities. communities The park requiresremoving reconsideration. reconsideration redundant roads; Older improving section key that paths; runs comprisesi a large l part t of f the th aspirational i ti l green link li k that th t is i proposed d to t extend t d from f the th River Ri Thames Th to t fromanddl a the new rotunda rot play nda area. to the lookout looko t is a more PPeckham kh Rye R and d the h Green G Chain Ch i as part of f the h Strategic S i Walks W lk Network N k (SWN). (SWN) The Th design d i focuses f on theh significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k following key elements: external sources for funding. Improvementsp to entrances,,g removing redundant roads,,p improving gyp, key paths, a new play py area, ,p improvements 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N to the lake, introduction of the St George George's s Gardens, landscaping works, increasing the wildlife area. rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently Although not part of the overall project plan, plan an outdoor gym, gym BMX track and food growing areas will be remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested developed at the same time. time Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.12.10 Burgess Park food Growing Work with community to create food growing area and volunteer engagement, skills and training. Feasibility undertaken. Next steps: Design 0.27 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook), £100,000 £0 £100,000 2 Y 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Project development and seeking funding. funding Sue Amos - Chair Burgess Park food Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage Growing Group landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope 1212.12.11 12 11 Green Walk from Peckham Create signed walking route through Southwark parks and open spaces from Peckham Rye to Elephant and Feasibilityoff works k that th studystudy. t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili 6 km LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £100£100,000 000 £0 £100£100,000 000 0 Y relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i Rye to Elephant and Castle Castle,Castle through the newly revamped Burgess Park. Park 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y 12.12.1212 12 12 SurreyS CCanal l WWalk lk - natural t l sportsThisThi tlinear li field, fi ld park traffic t k ffi provides calmingid l i a andvital it d lthe thgreen realignment link li k between b t t of f junctions. j Peckham P ti kh Widening WidSquare S i & and Burgess B d traffic t ffi Park Pcalming lk with i ith at the th t approach densely dl h to t NextNSouthwarkS tth steps t k arecouncil to t ilconsider to t consult id additional lt dditi with ith stakeholders t l kworks h k ld to t & tbctb LB Southwark S th k £150,000£150£170,000£170 000 £150,000£150 000£0 £170,000£170 000 0 N play. causeway.populated residential areas. Conservation areas need to be planted with a range of diverse plants. A natural sharedlocal community routes that and may seek be fundingfunded throughopportunities. LB (Greenways) (Greenways) playpy area should also be created for local residents and shoppers,pp along g with historic interpretationp boards Camden's LIP. aand d better bette directional d ect o a signage. s g age 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N 1212.12.13 12 13 Benhill Road Nature Garden Create nature garden for use by Brunswick Park School. School Project development 01ha0.1 ha LB Southwark (Jon Best) £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 0 N 12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper) 1212.12.14 12 14 FlFlaxyard d - PProvide id a quality lit ThiThis crucial i l open space ini the th centre t of f Peckham P kh town t centre t requires i improvements i t to t enhance h this thi much h SSouthwark th k council il to t consult lt with ith stakeholders t k h ld & 055h0.55 ha LB Southwark S th k £400£400,000 000 £0 £400£400,000 000 0 N neededd d green lung l for f the th centre t of f Peckham. P kh Improvements I t should h ld include i l d better b tt entrances, t new boundarybd locall l community it 12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPltowntk ti park ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N fences, a seating area and interesting planting. An unused road running through the park should be removed Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager) and incorporatedp into the park.p 12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N 12.12.15 Lucas Gardens Make existing walls permeable and create circulation system in park. Create new hedges and meadows. Feasibility study. 1.5 ha LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £200,000 £0 £200,000 0 N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL. 12.12.16 Camberwell TC TfL Major Scheme. Redesign of the junction at Camberwell. In development Sally Crew - LB Southwark Dan N 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N Johnson - TfL on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager) 1212.12.17.a 12 17 a Lambeth Greenways: Eastern To 'connect connect up up' existing green spaces across the borough to improve access to and use of open spaces, spaces to To integrate in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks) £250£250,000 000 total £25£25,000 000 total £225£225,000 000 total 1 Y 12.1.16 CCorridorPrimrose id Hill Summit, Improvingcreate and the improve impro interpretation, e existing e isting walkingpresentation alking and cycling c and cling drainage routes, ro tes at and the to summit create 'wildlife 'at ildlifePrimrose corridors' Hill. Promotes for the improved impro access ed to Gaincore policpolicyPlanning or asPermission SPD to ssupport to pport take other the project policies 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000for £20,000for £55,000for 5 N Primrose Hill openmovement space t of and f wild ild a habitats hmore bit distinctive t and d species. destination. destination i 1212.12.17.a 12 17 ‘E‘Eastern t CCorridor’ id ’ ((e.g. BBrockwell k ll PPark, k RRuskin ki PPark, k forward GGreenways GGreenways GGreenways Myatt’sy Fields Park),) 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor ((Larkhall Park, Claphamp Common, Vauxhall Park),) pjprojectspj projectspj projects 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public 12.12.17.bAn area wide Central scheme Lambeth that will and be Claphamcomprised p Park of a Estate, number , 12.12.17.c of components. components‘Rush Camden Common Town Ribbon’ East (estates,( (area ,pbetween open Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme spaces,Camden highways) High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) i ti i l b h i d i d i ti t t bilit f li t d i ll 1212.12.17.b 12 17 b LLambeth b th GGreenways: CCentral tl TToissues, 'connect ' anti t socialup' ' existing ibehaviour ti green and spaces crime, across deprivation, theth borough b poor h east to t improve i west permeability access totd and for cyclistsuse of f open and isspaces, generally tot TTo integrate i t t in i the th new Lambeth L b th LDF as either ith 40 ha h LB Lambeth L b th (Parks) (P k ) £250£250,000 000 total t t l £25£25,000 000 total t t l £225£225,000 000 total t t l 1 Y traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, Lambeth and Clapham Park create and improve existing walking and cycling routes, and to create 'wildlife corridors' for the improved core policy or as SPD to support other policies for for for increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, Estate movement of wild habitats and species.p 12.12.17.a ‘Eastern Corridor’ (g(e.g. Brockwell Park, Ruskin Park, Greenwaysy Greenwaysy Greenwaysy increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for Myatt’sy Fields Park),), 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor ((Larkhall Park,,p Clapham Common,, Vauxhall Park),), projectspj projectspj projectspj 2012/13 12.12.17.b Central Lambeth and Clapham Park Estate, Estate 12.12.17.c ‘Rush Rush Common Ribbon’Ribbon (estates, (estates open 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N spacesspaces, highways) The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The 12.12.17.c Lambeth Greenways:y Rush RRoyalTo 'connect l Parks P k up'Criteria Cp itexisting i for f gg Success Sgreen spaces p and d along across l with iththe consultation borough ltgp ti to improveto t see if accessthe th route tto isiand suitable ituse bl of as openpp a shared hspaces, d use , to To integrateg in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks)() £250,000, total £25,000, total £225,000, total 1 Y Common Ribbon cyclecreatel route. and tI improve Improves existing access walking tot open and space cycling byb making routes, ki connectionsand to create ti improving i 'wildlife wildlife i corridors corridors' visitor i it experience for the i improved and d safety. f t core policy or as SPD to support other policies for for for movement of wild habitats and species. species 1212.12.17.a 12 17 a ‘Eastern Eastern Corridor’Corridor (e(e.g. g Brockwell ParkPark, Ruskin ParkPark, Greenways Greenways Greenways 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Myatt’sMyattTransformation s Fields Park)Park), of junctionj 1212.13.2 13 to 2 theWandsworth south of Camden Road Corridor Town Tube (Larkhall station. ParkPark, Creation Clapham of CommonCommon,a new publicpp Vauxhall space, Park)Park), Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000projects £900,000projects projects£0 6 Y Town West 12.12.17.b12simplified 12p 17 bcrossing Centralg andLambeth traffic and arrangements Clapham g Park and Estate,Estatewider footways. 12.12.17.c12 12y 17 New c ‘Rush tree Common plantingpg onRibbon’ Parkway. (estates, (estates y Traffic open Piperp) ) spacesimprovements highways)hi h and ) tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by 1212.12.18 12 18 Albert Embankment to ParkwayGreenway to link the through north and LB Mornington Lambeth, Lambeth connecting Crescent to a the number south. south of NB:green could spaces be added via quite as a residential second phase roads; to Implement sections of the route over 4 years, years 5 km Sustrans and LB Lambeth £916£916,000 000 tbc tbc 6 N Brockwell Park Greenway completeKennington green Park, Park route Myatt's Regents Fields, Fields Park Ruskin and Park, ParkLondon Brockwell Zoo from Park. Park Camden Green Town CRISP Tube study Station. Station completed on the route in starting in April 2011 (road resurfacing in 2010. Camberwell to take place in Q4 2010/11. 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt * Project stage: 0 = notional, 1 = scoping /briefing, 2 = feasibility study, 3 = outline designs, 4 = detailed designs, 5 = tender, 6 = implementation, 7 = management plans 1212.1.23513_ALGG 1 23 AREAHolford 12 HouseDRAFT Parkland PROJECT PROFORMARemoving the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be ReconfigurePage 11 of some 12 railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y 03/01/2012 Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 108 andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP maintenancei budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. Y PkParks

12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 Appendices – Rolling Project Lists e* SiSize (h(ha, EEstimatedEi ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e* age Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost placeRequired S S Sta Sta 12.12.191212.1 1 HHampsteadAccess t d RidRidgeto nature NNorth thand and d SSouth th Access improvements are required to encourage better use by local residents and enhance the biodiversity Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & n/a LB Southwark £100,000 £0 £100,000 0 N education at Kirkwood Nature value of the site. Learningg opportunities pp for outdoor education & learning.g local communityy Garden 12.12.2012.1.1 EnhancingElthorne Parkg New Cross Gate To enhanceimprove and the enhancebiodiversity they of landscape the eastern and side layout to the of Newthe park, Cross the Gate park Cutting has hadg nature investment reserve, into,p and the provide sports DevelopingCurrentlyp investing gp project j briefin the play area. This site is 22.45 ha ha LondonLB Islington Wildlife Trust (in(p partnership p £25,000,£2m £200,000£0 £25,000£1.8m, 12 N Cutting appropriatefacilities and access, access currently in yy thepartnership play area with but neighbouringhas significantg Goldsmiths potential to College enhance the landscape and accessibilityy of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace with Goldsmiths College and the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. Network Rail) 1212.12.21 12 21 Consort Park - play with A masterplan is required to maximise the potential of this park. park Access to better play equipment for children Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & 00.31 31 ha LB Southwark £300£300,000 000 £0 £300£300,000 000 0 N 12.1.2 Caring for Kenwood The project aims to realise the full potential of Kenwood and the wider landscape as an international visitor HLF Heritage Grants application. Landscape 45 ha English Heritage £5.3m £1m £4.3m 3 Y nature aged up to 8 years old. old Opportunity to create a 'bug' bug trail within the park. park local community attraction and local resource throughg extensive conservation,,p representation and interpretationp managementg Plan update.p Managing gg visitor complemented by a programme of events, training, volunteering, education and audience development. pressures project (compaction, erosion and dog 1212.12.22 12 22 NNunhead h dG Green ThiThis project j t is i needed d d to t better b tt connect t Nunhead N h d village ill with ith the th green. A central t l paved d area with ith seating ti SSouthwark th k council il to t consult lt with ith stakeholders t k h ld & tbtbc LB Southwark S th k £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 0 N waste).waste) Environmental Improvements should be created to provide a focal point for village residents and provide better access to the green. local community 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 12.12.23 NunheadImprovements: Cemetery Waterlowyg Lodge Park Southwarkwithin Hackney: Council Hackney are looking Downsgg to 12.9.3bring the and lodge StokeS g back Newington into use CommonC to increase 12.2.6 access. The & projectinterest will in thisengage historic with Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & tbc(total( all LBTatam) Southwark) working with SSue Banks (C(City £500,000projects £0 £500,000 0 Y (boundary of Area 12) cemetery.the local community Possible options and local include schools information/education to assist with the sowing visitor ofcentre the seed with mixcafé. and raise awareness as to the local community projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings.pg and Kate Mitchell (LB( Hackney). y) 1212.12.24 12 24 Nunhead Cemetery Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all Despite Heritage Lottery Fund funded repair of cc.20 20 ha Varies: LB SouthwarkSouthwark, Friends Of Not known Known Not known 0 N 121412.1.4 AhArchway PPublic bli space iimprovementst tto AArchway h ClClose and d FlFlowers MMews (i(is lland d iin ththe centre t of f AArchway h gyratory), t ) PPublic bli consultation lt ti on design d i options ti for f Archway A h 1h1 ha LB Islington I li t £8£8m £2£2m £6£6m 2 N on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, some elements in 1998, 1998 many tombs remain in Nunhead Cemetery group & English funding: EH potentially including SUDS and greening measures, improved pedestrian crossings between the station and Close and Flowers Mews, and further traffic Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two poor condition and East Lodge is a building at risk. risk HeritageHeritage. Officer time the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian (N(Nunhead h d and d West W t Norwood) N d) are at t Grade G d 2*. 2* Many M individual i di id l buildings, b ildi tombs t b and d monuments t within ithi the th access or wider gyratory proposals. cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register. 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Major works to the dams and ponds on Hampstead Heath to prevent potential flooding as a result of Consultation with stakeholders. Talks with user 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp Varyinginadequateyq g types yp spillways py of Conservation and to attenuate and Management waterg on site. Plans are currentlyyp in place there is now an urgentg need to gpgroups have started with a final decision on the Heath consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value options in summer 2011 before public consultation and detailed design exercise and planning All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting monumentst and d other th masonry, andd the th long l term t managementt of f trees t and d other th plant l t material t i l and d must t up to two years. years 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t balanceOf London's L d the ' cost'Magnificent 'M off ifirepairs t Seven' S and maintenance ' 19th century t with metropolitan t the litwide-ranging cemeteries, t i needs all ll are off visitors.significantly i ifi The tl vulnerableissues l are bl commonand d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y toon many English of Heritage'sour historic Heritage cemeteries at Risk whatever Register their (2011) ownership in their and entirety management. or elements thereof. Three (Highgate, Eastern Cemetery are in need of major repairs. management, Friends of Highgate funding: EH Kensal Green and Bromptonp Cemetery)y) are on the Registerg of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two The principalpp monuments in the Western Cemeteryyg & English Heritage. g Officer time to The(Nunhead( u aim ead of and afuture d West estplans Norwood) o must ood) secure are a e at the Grade G adeheritage 2*. Many value a y individual of d these dua sitesbuildings, bu d for gs, the tombs to long long-term bs and aterm d monuments while o u improving e ts within t the t e CemeteryCe ete y have a e been bee repaired epa ed and a d conserved co se ed with t developde e op scope accessaccess,cemeteries safety are andalso the listed potential and separately for their educational identified on as the well Heritage as amenity, amenity At Risk biodiversity Register. Register and leisure uses. uses English Heritage and Heritage Lottery Fund grantsgrants. A landscape management plan is in place AllVarying the 'Magnificent types of Conservation Seven' Se en' cemeteries and Management have ha e 'Friends Plans of' groups groare currently ps who ho provide pro in place ide extensive e there tensi is e now support s pport an urgent to their need to to help conserve the historic character of the respectiveconsideridti and cemeteries. d balance b l t i architectural hit t l and d landscape l d design d i heritage h it with ith ecological l i l and d biodiversity bi di it value. l cemeteryt and d the th monuments.t 12.12.2512 12 25 PeckhamP kh Rye R Common C TheTh project j t will ill create t a new play l area and d one o'clock ' l k club l b in i the th vicinity i i it of f the th café fé area of f the th park k and d NearingN i completion l ti (2011) 2.323h ha LB Southwark S th k (Christopher (Ch i t h Cook) C k) £2,100,000£2 100 000 £300,000£300 000 £1,800,000£1 800 000 3 Y Central Area and Homestall Allincrease cemeteries green and space burial by relocationgroundsgpy potentially changing faceroom the facilities problem p and of carsafety parks.y and The stability Homestally of headstones, Road project will Road Sportsp Facilities monumentsprovidep new andsportspp other pitches masonry, andy, changing and ggthe long rooms.g term managementg of trees and other plantp material and must balance the cost of repairs and maintenance with the wide wide-ranging ranging needs of visitors. The issues are common 12.12.26 Linwood Woodland toEnhance many of woodland our historic quality cemeteries y and access. whatever their ownership and management. management tbc 0.1 ha LB Southwark ()(Jon Best), Mainstay y £50,000 £0 £50,000 0 N residential ThThe aim i of f future f t plans l must t secure the th heritage h it value l of f these th sites it for f the th long-term l t while hil improving i i 12.12.27 Dog Kennel Hill Improve woodland, woodland entrances and access, access signage, signage provide outdoor classroom and improved planting. planting Masterplan complete. complete Phased completion tbc LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £75,000£75 000 £30,000£30 000 £45,000£45 000 3 N access, safetyf and dh the potential ilf for their hi educational d i l as well ll as amenity, i biodiversity bidi i and dli leisure uses. anticipatedanticipated. All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their 12.12.28.a12 12 28 a Community Growing Space Develop and service network of current and planned 'growing growing spaces spaces' across Lambeth, Lambeth either as allotments, allotments in To create database of all known growing spaces, spaces 7.575ha ha Lambeth Sustainability Team £25,000£25 000 for £0 £25,000£25 000 for 1 N respective cemeteries. NNetwork: t k HHerne Hill GGroup parksk or on estates tt or private i tl land, dti to improve awareness off sites it and d benefits, b fit build b ild community it capacity it and d withith contact t t details, d t il site it area and d content, t t and d to t overallll CCommunity it CCommunity it 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N increase community ownership and self-management, as well as increased access to funds and investments. map for potential new sites growing growing Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s 12.12.28.a Herne Hill Group ((Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood Parks),) 12.12.28.b and 12.12.28.c Space Space requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs Hill Estates,, 12.12.28.d Coldharbour and Loughboroughgg Estate Groupp network network from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more projects projects 12.12.28.b Communityy Growing gp Space Developp and service network of current and plannedp 'growing g gp spaces' across Lambeth, either as allotments, in significant Toi create ifi t databaserestoration. t ti of all NNext known t steps t growingg are tto gp seek spaces, k 7.5 ha Lambeth Sustainabilityy Team £25,000 for £0 £25,000 for 1 N Network: Tulse Hill Estates parksp or on estates or privatep land, ,p to improve awareness of sites and benefits,, build communityyp capacity y and withexternal contact sources details, for, sitefunding. area and content,, and to overall Communityy Communityy 12.1.8 Whittington Park increaseThe park community has seen some ownership significant and self self-managementinvestment management, into it'sit s as facilities well as recently increased with access new Astroturf to funds pitch, and investments. investments changing mapImplementing for potential next new phase sites of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington growing£1m £100,000 £900,000growing 4 N 1212.12.28.arooms 12 28and a an Herne ecology Hill Group area. area The (Ruskin(Ruskin, site is Brockwell in an AOND. AOND and MilkwoodInvestment Parks)Parks), is required 1212.12.28.b 12 to 28 complete b Tulse Hillthe andlandscaping 1212.12.28.c 12 28 of c the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This Space (currently Space Brixtonremainder Hill of EstatesEstates, the park 1212.12.28.d and 12 enhance 28 d Coldharbour it it's s overall and biodiversity Loughborough value Estate and opportunities Group for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 network being invested network Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit projectsjt in ecology projectsjt 1212.12.28.c 12 28 c Community Growing Space Develop and service network of current and planned 'growing growing spaces spaces' across Lambeth, Lambeth either as allotments, allotments in To create database of all known growing spaces, spaces 75ha7.5 ha Lambeth Sustainability Team £25£25,000 000 for area)£0) £25£25,000 000 for N Network: Estates parks or on estates or private land, land to improve awareness of sites and benefits, benefits build community capacity and with contact details, details site area and content, content and to overall Community Community 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, increaseiThis is the community largest itand ownership busiest hi gateway and d self-management, lf to Hampstead t Heath.Heathas well llImproved as increased i access, access d access structural to t funds f dimprovements and d investments. i t to t mapFollowing forf potential unsuccessful t ti l new sites itHLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London growing£8-10m£8 10mi £0 growing£8-10m£8 10mi 0 Y the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage Hampstead Heath 1212.12.28.a 12 28 HHerne Hill GGroup (R(Ruskin, ki BBrockwell k ll and d MilkMilkwood d PParks), k ) 1212.12.28.b 12 28 b TTulse l Hill and d 1212.12.28.c 12 28 SSpace SSpace landscape character. Centre, reconsider project to take on wider scope Brixtonlandscape Hill characterEstates, 12.12.28.d Coldharbour and Loughborough Estate Group Centre reconsider project to take on wider scope network network off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili projects projects 12.12.28.d CommunityC GSGrowing Space Develop and service network off current and planned 'growing spaces' across Lambeth, either as allotments, in Torelocationl create i databaseof f café fé and of df depot dall known facilities. f ili growing i spaces, 7.5 ha Lambeth SustainabilityS Team £25,000£f for £0£ £25,000£f for 1 N Network: Coldharbour and parks or on estates or private land, to improve awareness of sites and benefits, build community capacity and with contact details, site area and content, and to overall Community Community 1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y Loughboroughgg Estate Groupp increase communityyp ownership and self-management,g, as well as increased access to funds and investments. mappp for potential new sites gggrowing gggrowing sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 12.12.28.a Herne Hill Group (Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood Parks), 12.12.28.b Tulse Hill and 12.12.28.c Space Space causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) Brixton Hill EstatesEstates, 1212.12.28.d 12 28 d Coldharbour and Loughborough Estate Group network network Camden's LIP. projects projects 12.12.2912.1.11 WindrushBelsize Woods Square, Brixton BelsizeThe project Woods will LNR create improvements. a high quality public space of local, national and international importance that CompletedFeasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha TfLLB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N expresses the significance of Brixton as part of the multi-cultural fabric of London. London

12.12.301212.1.12 121 12 30 SunrayWest Hampstead Gardens - Thameslink AccessTfL Major to Scheme. Schemenature project. project Addition of boardwalk lake edge to improve waterside connections. connections CompletedFeasibility study and funding. funding tbc350 m2 LB SouthwarkCamden (John (Jon Futcher Best) / Simon £100,000£100£750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000£0 £100,000£100 000£0 06 N Station Piper)

12.12.3112.1.1312 1 13 HernePlantingPl ti Hill ffor SStadium bibiodiversity di it iin TheThImprovements following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl to running Meadows Mtrack, d restoration are planned l off meadow d ; 12.5.31253 andSt wildlife JJamesf habitat GGardens d enhancements. (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedCtbc ltd tbc0.101h ha LB Southwark CSCamden d (Ri(Richard (Jon () h Best) d HHarris i - NNature t £30,000££18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000£0£ £30,000£ £0 07 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager)

12.12.3212.1.14 RosendaleCamden High Road Street Estate,, EnvironmentalThe scheme will and widen infrastructure the footways improvementsp and improve including the streetsceneg new water for main,the section,p repaired of roaddrainage, fromg, Camdennew roads, Town , StartCompleted on site due Mayy 2011, ,p completion due first 2 ha PeabodyTfL & LBy Camden £2.6m £2.6m £0 3 N Lambeth SE24 9EQ footpathsstation to theand Regent's road g crossings, Canal. Innew the kerbs longerg and term edgings LB Camden including are fencing keen to and implement pknee rails, similar new publicppedestrian realm quarter 2012. entrancesentrances,improvements bin in stores,stores the southern cycle storage, storage section replacement and they are soft discussing landscape the planting details with and turfingTfL. and new street tree planting,planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture a communal play area and new lighting. lighting 12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N 12.12.33 onWest Primrose Norwood Hill Cemetery Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, all are significantly vulnerable and all pos.posA number April 2012.2012of tombs and monuments are in poor c.16 ha ConservationEnglish Heritage, Manager) Cemetery owners, Not known Known Not known 0 N on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, conditioncondition. Background studies and a draft and managers. managers funding: EH Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two landscape Conservation Management Plan have Officer time 12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, (NunheadImproving the and interpretation, West Norwood) presentation are at Grade and 2*. 2* drainage Many individual at the summit buildings, buildings at Primrose tombs and Hill. monuments Promotes access within the to beenGain Planning prepared Permissionbut have yet to to take be adopted. adoptedthe project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill cemeteriesopen tspace i are and also a l more listed li t distinctive d and d separately destination. destination t l identified id tifi d on the th Heritage H it At Risk Ri k Register. R i t forward 12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Varyingy g types yp of Conservation and Managementg Plans are currentlyyp in place there is now an urgentg need to Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, monuments and other masonry, masonry and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for bbalance l the th cost t of f repairs i and d maintenance i t with ith the th wide-ranging id i needs d of f visitors. i it The Th issues i are common 2012/13 to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management. 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The The aim of future plansp must secure the heritageg value of these sites for the long-termg while improvingpg RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use access, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, biodiversity and leisure uses. cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t All the 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends Friends of of' groups who provide extensive support to their 12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y respectiveti cemeteries. t i 12.1312 13 NineTown Elms West to Clapham simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to 1212.13.1 13 1 Living/Green Roofs Thecomplete Development green route Management Regents Park Policies and Document London Zoo (DMPD) from Camden Policy DMS3 Town Tube encourages Station. Station living/green roofs for all Developers will be expected to fully consider tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group/ tbc tbc tbc 1 N new developmentd l t . There Th are particularly ti l l good d opportunities t iti to t incorporate i t living li i roofs f as part t of f the th ffeasibility ibilit of f liliving i roofs f ffor all ll new bbuildings ildi ttaking ki LB Wandsworth W d th 12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N redevelopment of Nine Elms. A significant area of green roof could be included on the New Covent Garden into account the various functions they can playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Market site pperform Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy 1212.13.2 13 2 Lambeth Greenways: To connect existing green spaces across the borough to improve access to and use of open spaces, spaces to create To integrate in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks) £250£250,000 000projects jttotal 25000projects jt total £225£225,000 000projects jttotal 1 N Wandsworth Road Corridor andd improve i existing i ti walking lki and d cycling li routes, t and d to t create t 'wildlife ' ildlif corridors' id ' for f the th improved i d movement t core policyli or as SPD tto support t other th policies li i forf forf forf 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y of wild habitats and species. 12.12.17.a ‘Eastern Corridor’ (e.g. Brockwell Park, Ruskin Park, Myatt’s Fields Greenways Greenways Greenways Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site Park),) 12.13.2 Wandsworth Road Corridor ((Larkhall Park, Claphamp Common, Vauxhall Park),) 12.12.17.b projectspj projectspj projectspj bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature CCentral Lambeth and ClaphamCp Park Estate,, 12.12.17.c ‘Rush CommonC Ribbon’ (estates,( ,p open spaces, p , andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i highways) 109 12.1.241212.13.3 113 24 3 HighHiHeathbrookH h thb Profile P fil k PParkUUrban b k MMeadows: d TheThToT carry creation out ti t anof f urbanextensive b t meadows i consultation d ltat t titwo t andhigh hi d h "Planning "Plprofile fil i locations. l for f ti Real" R l"First,Fi exercise t is i ito t createwith ith tall lla the thnew local l meadow l groupsd within ithi(both(b th the th FurtherFSeekS th k funding f scoping di i for f of the th f the th community project j t iton engagement Park P k Lane L andt d 11h2.323h ha ha LondonLLB Wandsworth W d dInI Bloom/ODA Bl th (Valerie (V /ODA l i(Hugo (H Selby) S lb Ross- R ) £100,000£100£30,000£30 000 000 - £10,000£10 000 for f£0 £90,000-£90£30,000£30 000 000 1 N Winfield House gardensWandsworth of the & U.S.Lambeth Ambassadors residents) )fresidence to identify inbarriers Regents to sitePark use, 12.1.24 and .to Second, design isa parkto create fitff for a the river 21st of colourscentury. beginelements outlining and work the plans with partners for the American to tackle crime I Tatam) combined££250,000 outdoor gym combined££240,000 alongDesigng the implementation central reservation will also of Parkbe required Lane from along Marble with extensiveArch to Hyde ywork Park with Corner organisations 12.6.12. such as the Met Ambassadorsissue simultaneously. Residence depending Police to tackle crime and ppperceptions of crime issues in the locality.y uponp 12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTEcommunity plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y 12.13.4 beingQueenstowng initiative Road Open andImprovement Primrose toHill. this small open space to enable it to be more open and linked to the neighbouring pavement implementIdentifyp interested in 2011 parties for a minimum poss. to ofinclude a 3 yeary TfL and ((whole0.05 ha site LB Wandsworth (Valerie Selby) £50,000runningg runningg cost£0 yyears£50,000 or 0 N Spacep and bus stoppj area. Project to include review and possiblep removal of railings,g, total relandscapingpg to remove or periodppotentialpp sponsors of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 modify undulations and replanting. Would make an ideal area for demonstration of for example "drought drought Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years garden"garden or similar themetheme. pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.2612.13.5 RoyalBattersea Parks: Park Demonstration to Clapham ASigned food growingcycle link project proposed aimed between at demonstrating two popular sustainable green spaces, food usingproduction quite residentialand providing roads. both One educational major TheFeasibility project study is running. running of Culvert If funds Place are rail made crossing available and c1hac.12 km ha TheSustrans Royal and Parks LB Wandsworth Capital coststbc Revenuetbc £55£55,000 000 pa tbcfor 62 NY allotmentsCommon project (across 4 andbarrier volunteering - crossingg opportunities of the railwayy to line local at Culvertcommunities. communities Place -Funding currently yprequired pedestrian to provide only.y staff coordination for an theconfirmation roles would of alignment.be g advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 12.13.6 Clapham Gateway Transformation of 'Clapham Clapham Old Town Town' area including removal of one one-way way working (to two way) and relocation Design and consultation of options for a shared TfL n/affrom secure TRP 4 N of bus stand to enable more public space and improved pedestrian routes to Venn Street market bus stand and new public realm at Clapham Old maintenancei Town budgetgp pa 12.13.712 13 7 / Brighton Creation of a new forecourt outside 'Brighton Yard' access to create a newnew, accessible entrance to Clapham Completed 2011 TfL (David Tidely) n/a secure 7 N 1212.1.27 1 27 WYardWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SJunctionSee description d station. i ti 1212.1.28, Improved 1 28 1212.6.13 conditions 6 13. ffor cyclists, taxis and most significantlyf pedestrians. Y PkParks 12.13.8 Clapham Junction TC St TfL Major Scheme TfL N 12.1.2812 1 28 John'sQueenQ MMary'sRoad ' area GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was 12.14 Legibleg London successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N 12.14.1 Legible London Legible London is a new pedestrian information system for the Capital, designed to encourage walking. Based Continuing roll roll-out out of the new pedestrian Pan London TfL (Liz Halsted) N/A N/A N/A 6 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated on extensive research, research the system tackles a key barrier to walking: the current lack of clear and consistent on on- wayfinding system, system working with boroughs, boroughs private volunteers street information. information The Legible London system is user-focused user focused and aims to consistently deliver information at landownerslandowners, developers and business The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg different points in a journey, journey even when these points lie across borough boundaries. boundaries improvement districts to introduce Legible London by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to Profession whereh demand d d exists. it year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

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Project NrNr. Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Sta 12.12.19 Access to nature and Access improvements are required to encourage better use by local residents and enhance the biodiversity Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & n/a LB Southwark £100,000 £0 £100,000 0 N education at Kirkwood Nature value of the site. Learningg opportunities pp for outdoor education & learning.g local communityy Garden 12.12.20 Enhancingg New Cross Gate To enhance the biodiversityy of the eastern side to the New Cross Gate Cuttingg nature reserve,,p and provide Developingp gp project j brief 2 ha London Wildlife Trust (in(p partnership p £25,000, £0 £25,000, 1 N Cutting appropriate access, access in partnership with neighbouring Goldsmiths College with Goldsmiths College and Network Rail) 1212.12.21 12 21 Consort Park - play with A masterplan is required to maximise the potential of this park. park Access to better play equipment for children Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & 00.31 31 ha LB Southwark £300£300,000 000 £0 £300£300,000 000 0 N nature aged up to 8 years old. old Opportunity to create a 'bug' bug trail within the park. park local community

1212.12.22 12 22 NNunhead h dG Green ThiThis project j t is i needed d d to t better b tt connect t Nunhead N h d village ill with ith the th green. A central t l paved d area with ith seating ti SSouthwark th k council il to t consult lt with ith stakeholders t k h ld & tbtbc LB Southwark S th k £50£50,000 000 £0 £50£50,000 000 0 N Environmental Improvements should be created to provide a focal point for village residents and provide better access to the green. local community

12.12.23 Nunhead Cemeteryyg Lodge Southwark Council are lookinggg to bring the lodge g back into use to increase access & interest in this historic Southwark council to consult with stakeholders & tbc LB Southwark £500,000 £0 £500,000 0 Y (boundary of Area 12) cemetery. Possible options include information/education visitor centre with café. local community

1212.12.24 12 24 Nunhead Cemetery Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, cemeteries all are significantly vulnerable and all Despite Heritage Lottery Fund funded repair of cc.20 20 ha Varies: LB SouthwarkSouthwark, Friends Of Not known Known Not known 0 N on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, some elements in 1998, 1998 many tombs remain in Nunhead Cemetery group & English funding: EH Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two poor condition and East Lodge is a building at risk. risk HeritageHeritage. Officer time (N(Nunhead h d and d West W t Norwood) N d) are at t Grade G d 2*. 2* Many M individual i di id l buildings, b ildi tombs t b and d monuments t within ithi the th cemeteries are also listed and separately identified on the Heritage At Risk Register.

Varyingy g types yp of Conservation and Managementg Plans are currentlyyp in place there is now an urgentg need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value. value

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones monumentst and d other th masonry, andd the th long l term t managementt of f trees t and d other th plant l t material t i l and d must t balance the cost off repairs and maintenance with the wide-ranging needs off visitors. The issues are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management.

The aim of future plans must secure the heritage value of these sites for the long long-term term while improving accessaccess, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, amenity biodiversity and leisure uses. uses

All the 'Magnificent Seven' Se en' cemeteries have ha e 'Friends of' groups gro ps who ho provide pro ide extensive e tensi e support s pport to their respectiveti cemeteries. t i 12.12.2512 12 25 PeckhamP kh Rye R Common C TheTh project j t will ill create t a new play l area and d one o'clock ' l k club l b in i the th vicinity i i it of f the th café fé area of f the th park k and d NearingN i completion l ti (2011) 2.323h ha LB Southwark S th k (Christopher (Ch i t h Cook) C k) £2,100,000£2 100 000 £300,000£300 000 £1,800,000£1 800 000 3 Y Central Area and Homestall increase green space by relocation changing room facilities and car parks. The Homestall Road project will Road Sportsp Facilities providep new sportspp pitches and changinggg rooms.

12.12.26 Linwood Woodland Enhance woodland qualityy and access. tbc 0.1 ha LB Southwark ()(Jon Best), Mainstay y £50,000 £0 £50,000 0 N residential

12.12.27 Dog Kennel Hill Improve woodland, woodland entrances and access, access signage, signage provide outdoor classroom and improved planting. planting Masterplan complete. complete Phased completion tbc LB Southwark (Christopher Cook) £75,000£75 000 £30,000£30 000 £45,000£45 000 3 N anticipatedanticipated.

12.12.28.a12 12 28 a Community Growing Space Develop and service network of current and planned 'growing growing spaces spaces' across Lambeth, Lambeth either as allotments, allotments in To create database of all known growing spaces, spaces 7.575ha ha Lambeth Sustainability Team £25,000£25 000 for £0 £25,000£25 000 for 1 N NNetwork: t k HHerne Hill GGroup parksk or on estates tt or private i tl land, dti to improve awareness off sites it and d benefits, b fit build b ild community it capacity it and d withith contact t t details, d t il site it area and d content, t t and d to t overallll CCommunity it CCommunity it increase community ownership and self-management, as well as increased access to funds and investments. map for potential new sites growing growing 12.12.28.a Herne Hill Group ((Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood Parks),) 12.12.28.b Tulse Hill and 12.12.28.c Space Space Brixton Hill Estates,, 12.12.28.d Coldharbour and Loughboroughgg Estate Groupp network network projects projects 12.12.28.b Communityy Growing gp Space Developp and service network of current and plannedp 'growing g gp spaces' across Lambeth, either as allotments, in To create database of all known growingg gp spaces, 7.5 ha Lambeth Sustainabilityy Team £25,000 for £0 £25,000 for 1 N Network: Tulse Hill Estates parksp or on estates or privatep land, ,p to improve awareness of sites and benefits,, build communityyp capacity y and with contact details,, site area and content,, and to overall Communityy Communityy increase community ownership and self self-management management, as well as increased access to funds and investments. investments map for potential new sites growing growing 1212.12.28.a 12 28 a Herne Hill Group (Ruskin(Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood Parks)Parks), 1212.12.28.b 12 28 b Tulse Hill and 1212.12.28.c 12 28 c Space Space Brixton Hill EstatesEstates, 1212.12.28.d 12 28 d Coldharbour and Loughborough Estate Group network network projectsjt projectsjt 1212.12.28.c 12 28 c Community Growing Space Develop and service network of current and planned 'growing growing spaces spaces' across Lambeth, Lambeth either as allotments, allotments in To create database of all known growing spaces, spaces 75ha7.5 ha Lambeth Sustainability Team £25£25,000 000 for £0 £25£25,000 000 for N Network: Brixton Hill Estates parks or on estates or private land, land to improve awareness of sites and benefits, benefits build community capacity and with contact details, details site area and content, content and to overall Community Community increasei communityit ownership hi and d self-management, lf t as well ll as increased i d access to t funds f d and d investments. i t t map forf potential t ti l new sites it growingi growingi 1212.12.28.a 12 28 HHerne Hill GGroup (R(Ruskin, ki BBrockwell k ll and d MilkMilkwood d PParks), k ) 1212.12.28.b 12 28 b TTulse l Hill and d 1212.12.28.c 12 28 SSpace SSpace Brixton Hill Estates, 12.12.28.d Coldharbour and Loughborough Estate Group network network projects projects 12.12.28.d CommunityC GSGrowing Space Develop and service network off current and planned 'growing spaces' across Lambeth, either as allotments, in To create database off all known growing spaces, 7.5 ha Lambeth SustainabilityS Team £25,000£f for £0£ £25,000£f for 1 N Network: Coldharbour and parks or on estates or private land, to improve awareness of sites and benefits, build community capacity and with contact details, site area and content, and to overall Community Community Loughboroughgg Estate Groupp increase communityyp ownership and self-management,g, as well as increased access to funds and investments. mappp for potential new sites gggrowing gggrowing 12.12.28.a Herne Hill Group (Ruskin, Brockwell and Milkwood Parks), 12.12.28.b Tulse Hill and 12.12.28.c Space Space Brixton Hill EstatesEstates, 1212.12.28.d 12 28 d Coldharbour and Loughborough Estate Group network network projects projects 12.12.29 Windrush Square, Brixton The project will create a high quality public space of local, national and international importance that Completed TfL N expresses the significance of Brixton as part of the multi-cultural fabric of London. London

12.12.3012 12 30 Sunray Gardens Access to nature project. project Addition of boardwalk lake edge to improve waterside connections. connections Feasibility study and funding. funding tbc LB Southwark (Jon Best) £100,000£100 000 £0 £100,000£100 000 0 N

12.12.31 Herne Hill SStadium Improvements to running track, restoration off meadow and wildlifef habitat enhancements. tbc tbc LB SouthwarkS (Jon () Best) £30,000£ £0£ £30,000£ 0 N

12.12.32 Rosendale Road Estate,, Environmental and infrastructure improvementsp includingg new water main,,p repaired drainage,g, new roads, , Start on site due Mayy 2011, ,p completion due first 2 ha Peabodyy £2.6m £2.6m £0 3 N Lambeth SE24 9EQ footpaths and road crossings, new kerbs and edgings including fencing and knee rails, new pedestrian quarter 2012. entrancesentrances, bin stores, stores cycle storage, storage replacement soft landscape planting and turfing and new street tree planting,planting installation of new planters and street furniture, furniture a communal play area and new lighting. lighting 12.12.33 Of London London's s 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' 19th century metropolitan cemeteries, all are significantly vulnerable and all A number of tombs and monuments are in poor c.16 ha English Heritage, Cemetery owners, Not known Known Not known 0 N on English Heritage'sHeritage s Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereofthereof. Three (Highgate(Highgate, conditioncondition. Background studies and a draft and managers. managers funding: EH Kensal Green and Brompton Cemetery) are on the Register of Parks and Gardens at Grade 1 and two landscape Conservation Management Plan have Officer time (Nunhead and West Norwood) are at Grade 2*. 2* Many individual buildings, buildings tombs and monuments within the been prepared but have yet to be adopted. adopted cemeteriest i are also l listed li t d and d separately t l identified id tifi d on the th Heritage H it At Risk Ri k Register. R i t

Varyingy g types yp of Conservation and Managementg Plans are currentlyyp in place there is now an urgentg need to consider and balance architectural and landscape design heritage with ecological and biodiversity value.

All cemeteries and burial grounds potentially face the problem of safety and stability of headstones, headstones monuments and other masonry, masonry and the long term management of trees and other plant material and must bbalance l the th cost t of f repairs i and d maintenance i t with ith the th wide-ranging id i needs d of f visitors. i it The Th issues i are common to many of our historic cemeteries whatever their ownership and management.

The aim of future plansp must secure the heritageg value of these sites for the long-termg while improvingpg access, safety and the potential for their educational as well as amenity, biodiversity and leisure uses.

All the 'Magnificent Magnificent Seven Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends Friends of of' groups who provide extensive support to their respectiveti cemeteries. t i Appendices12.1312 13 Nine Elms to Clapham – Rolling Project Lists Complete Key Project 1212.13.1 13 1 Living/Green Roofs The Development Management Policies Document (DMPD) Policy DMS3 encourages living/green roofs for all Developers will be expected to fully consider tbc VNEB Public Realm Working Group/ tbc tbc tbc 1 N new developmentd l t . There Th are particularly ti l l good d opportunities t iti to t incorporate i t living li i roofs f as part t of f the th ffeasibility ibilit of f liliving i roofs f ffor all ll new bbuildings ildi ttaking ki LB Wandsworth W d th redevelopment of Nine Elms. A significant area of green roof could be included on the New Covent Garden into account the various functions they can SiSize (h(ha, EEstimated ti t d FFunding di in i FFunding di e*

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Project name Project description Next steps Project Owner age Key project km) Total cost place Required S Market site pperform Sta 1212.13.212.1 131 2 HHampsteadLambeth t d RidRidge Greenways: NNorth th and d SSouth th To connect existing green spaces across the borough to improve access to and use of open spaces, spaces to create To integrate in the new Lambeth LDF as either 40 ha LB Lambeth (Parks) £250£250,000 000 total 25000 total £225£225,000 000 total 1 N Wandsworth Road Corridor andd improve i existing i ti walking lki and d cycling li routes, t and d to t create t 'wildlife ' ildlif corridors' id ' for f the th improved i d movement t core policyli or as SPD tto support t other th policies li i forf forf forf of wild habitats and species. 12.12.17.a ‘Eastern Corridor’ (e.g. Brockwell Park, Ruskin Park, Myatt’s Fields Greenways Greenways Greenways 12.1.1 Elthorne Park Park),To improve) 12.13.2 and Wandsworth enhance the Road landscape Corridor and ((Larkhall layout of Park, the park,Claphamp the park Common, has had Vauxhall investment Park), )into 12.12.17.b the sports Currently investing in the play area. This site is 2.45 ha LB Islington projectspj£2m £200,000projectspj projectspj£1.8m 2 N CCentralfacilities Lambeth and currently andyy ClaphamCpthe play areaPark but Estate, has, significant12.12.17.cg potential ‘Rush CommonC to enhance Ribbon’ the landscape (estates,( ,p open and accessibilityspaces, p , y of rated as a highgy priority in the PPG17 Greenspace highways)the site alongg with the biodiversityy value of the site. Strategygy and audit. 12.1.212.13.312 13 3 CaringHeathbrookH thb for kKenwood PPark k TheToT carry project out taims an extensive to t realise i consultation the full lt potential ti and d "Planning"Plof Kenwood i for f andReal" R the l" exercise wider i landscape with ith all ll the th as local l an linternational groups (both (b th visitor HLFSeekS kHeritage funding f di for fGrants the th communityapplication. it engagement Landscapet 452.323h haha EnglishLB Wandsworth W Heritage d th (Valerie (V l i Selby) S lb ) £100,000£100£5.3m 000 - £10,000£10 000£1m for f £90,000-£90£4.3m 000 31 YN attractionWandsworth and & local Lambeth resource residents) through)fg to extensiveidentify barriers conservation, to site ,puse, representation and to design and a interpretationparkp fitff for the 21st century. managementelementsg and Planwork update. withp partners Managing ggto tackle visitor crime I ££250,000 outdoor gym ££240,000 complementedDesign implementation by a programme will also beof events, required training, along with volunteering, extensive workeducation with organisationsand audience suchdevelopment. as the Met pressures issue simultaneously. project (compaction, erosion and dog depending Police to tackle crime and ppperceptions of crime issues in the locality.y waste).waste) uponp 121312.1.3 LLocal l AAuthority th it MMeadow d DDevelopment l t of f new meadows d in i two t parks, k one at tW Waterlow t l Park P kC Camden d 121312.1.3. AlongAl with ith two t locations l ti SiSowing of f meadows d 330 m2 2 LLondon d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R community£3£3,000 000 all ll VlValue in i Kind Kid £0 6 N 12.13.4 Queenstown Road Open Improvement to this small open space to enable it to be more open and linked to the neighbouring pavement Identify interested parties poss. to include TfL and 0.05 ha LB Wandsworth (Valerie Selby) £50,000 £0 £50,000 0 N Improvements: Waterlow Park within Hackney: Hackney Downs 12.9.3 and StokeS Newington CommonC 12.2.6. The project will engage with (total( all Tatam)) working with SSue Banks (C(City projects Spacep and bus stoppj area. Project to include review and possiblep removal of railings,g, total relandscapingpg to remove or potentialpp sponsors the local community and local schools to assist with the sowing of the seed mix and raise awareness as to the projects) of London), Karen Hall (LB Camden) modify undulations and replanting. Would make an ideal area for demonstration of for example "drought drought benefits of urban meadows and nectar rich plantings. and Kate Mitchell (LB Hackney). garden"garden or similar themetheme. pg ( y) 12.13.5121412.1.4 BatterseaAhArchway Park to Clapham SignedPPublic bli space cycle link iimprovements proposedt between tto AArchway h two ClClosepopular and green d FlFlowers spaces, MMews using (i(is lland quite d iin residential ththe centre t roads.of f AArchway h One gyratory),major t ) FeasibilityPPublic bli consultation study lt ti of Culverton design d iPlace optionsti rail crossing for f Archway A h and 21h1 kmha SustransLB Islington I li tand LB Wandsworth £8£8mtbc £2£2mtbc £6£6mtbc 2 N Y Common barrierpotentially - crossing includingg of theSUDS railway andy linegreening at Culvert measures, Place improved- currentlyyp pedestrian pedestrian crossings only.y between the station and confirmationClose and Flowers of alignment.g Mews, and further traffic the Archwayy, island, and future removal of the Archwayy gyratory gy y one-way y system. y assessment to investigategpp improved pedestrian 12.13.6 Clapham Gateway Transformation of 'Clapham Clapham Old Town Town' area including removal of one one-way way working (to two way) and relocation Designaccess and or wider consultation gyratory of proposals. options for a shared TfL n/a secure 4 N 12.1.5 Flood prevention and water Majorof bus worksstand to theenable dams more and public ponds space on Hampstead and improved Heath pedestrian to prevent routes potential to Venn flooding Street as marketa result of Consultationbus stand and with new stakeholders. public realm Talksat Clapham with user Old 160 ha City of London £15m £15m £0 2 Y qyquality works Hampsteadp inadequateq spillways py and to attenuate water on site. gpgroupsTown have started with a final decision on the 12 13 7 Clapham Junction / Brighton Creation of a new forecourt outside 'Brighton Yard' access to create a new accessible entrance to Clapham Completed 2011 TfL (David Tidely) n/a secure 7 N 12.13.7 HeathClapham Junction / Brighton Creation of a new forecourt outside 'Brighton Yard' access to create a new, accessible entrance to Clapham optionsCompleted in summer 2011 2011 before public consultation TfL (David Tidely) n/a secure 7 N Junction station. Improved conditions for cyclists, taxis and most significantly pedestrians. Yard f f and detailed design exercise and planning application (2012). (2012) The works themselves lasting 12.13.8 Clapham Junction TC St TfL Major Scheme TfL N up to two years. years John's Road area 121612.1.6 HiHighgate h t CCemetery t Of London's L d ' 'Magnificent 'M ifi t Seven' S ' 19th century t metropolitan t lit cemeteries, t i all ll are significantly i ifi tl vulnerable l bl and d all ll ThThe boundary b d walls, ll railings ili and d gates t to t the th c.14.5145h ha ViVaries: Cemetery C t owners andd nottk known KKnown nottk known 1 Y on English Heritage's Heritage at Risk Register (2011) in their entirety or elements thereof. 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All the 'Magnificentg Seven' cemeteries have 'Friends of' groupsgp who provide p extensive supportpp to their 513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMArespective cemeteries. Page 12 of 12 03/01/2012 12.1.7 Hill Garden Pergola, Heritage restoration of a historic designed landscape feature connecting whitestone pond to the west heath. Draft Conservation Management Plan in place. 2.5 ha City of London £1m + £0 £1m + 1 N Hampstead Heath Newer section that was refurbished in 1990 1990's s requires reconsideration. reconsideration Older section that runs from the rotunda rot nda to the lookout looko t is a more significanti ifi t restoration. t ti NNext t steps t are tto seek k external sources for funding. 12.1.8 Whittington Park The park has seen some significant investment into it'sit s facilities recently with new Astroturf pitch, changing Implementing next phase of planting ecology area 4 ha LB Islington £1m £100,000 £900,000 4 N rooms and an ecology area. area The site is in an AOND. AOND Investment is required to complete the landscaping of the and rationalising buildings in the central area. area This (currently remainder of the park and enhance it it's s overall biodiversity value and opportunities for SUDS scheme. scheme site is rated as a high priority in the PPG17 being invested Greenspace Strategy and audit. audit in ecology area)) 12.1.9 Parliament Hill Triangle, This is the largest and busiest gateway to Hampstead Heath. Heath Improved access, access structural improvements to Following unsuccessful HLF bid for landscape 36 ha City of London £8-10m£8 10m £0 £8-10m£8 10m 0 Y Hampstead Heath the landscape and facilities and reducing the impact of the built environment and functional elements on the improvements and redesign of the Heritage landscape character. character CentreCentre, reconsider project to take on wider scope off works k that th t might i ht include i l d the th athletics thl ti pavilion, ili relocationl i of f café fé and d depot d facilities. f ili i

1212.1.10 1 10 Hampstead Heath Improvements to shared use paths on Hampstead Heath including widening of shared use path adjacent to a Final tranche of TfL Greenways works completed. completed 16hatbc1.6 ha tbc TfL / City of London / LB Camden TfL - TfL - £0 1 Y sportst field, fi ld traffic t ffi calming l i and d the th realignment li t of f junctions. j ti Widening Wid i and d traffic t ffi calming l i at t approach h to t NextN t steps t are to t consider id additional dditi l works k to t £150,000£150 000 £150,000£150 000 causeway. shared routes that may be funded through LB (Greenways) (Greenways) Camden's LIP. 12.1.11 Belsize Woods Belsize Woods LNR improvements. Feasibility study and project plan & consultation 0.25 ha LB Camden £14,000 £14,000 £0 2 N

12.1.1212 1 12 West Hampstead - Thameslink TfL Major Scheme. Scheme Completed 350 m2 LB Camden (John Futcher / Simon £750,000£750 000 £750,000£750 000 £0 6 N Station Piper)

12.1.1312 1 13 PlantingPl ti ffor bibiodiversity di it iin TheTh following f ll i Wildflowers Wildfl Meadows M d are planned l d ; 12.5.31253St JJames GGardens d (420 sqm), ) 12.5.41254EustonEt Sq S CompletedC ltd 0.101h ha LB CCamden d (Ri(Richard h d HHarris i - NNature t £18,000£18 000 £18,000£18 000 £0 7 N Parks: Talacre Gardens Gardens (1000sqm), 12.1.13 Talacre Gardens (1000sqm) Conservation Manager)

12.1.14 Camden High Street The scheme will widen the footways and improve the streetscene for the section of road from Camden Town Completed TfL & LB Camden N station to the Regent'sg Canal. In the longerg term LB Camden are keen to implementp similar publicp realm improvements in the southern section and they are discussing the details with TfL.

12.1.15 Restoration of Acid Grassland Restoration of Acid Grassland on Primrose Hill, Hill partnership LBC and Royal Parks Planned for 2011 pending grant application for 11.6ha 6ha LB Camden (Richard Harris - Nature £17£17,000 000 £2£2,000 000 £15£15,000 000 2 N on Primrose Hill pos.pos April 2012. 2012 Conservation Manager)

12.1.16 Primrose Hill Summit, Improving the interpretation, presentation and drainage at the summit at Primrose Hill. Promotes access to Gain Planning Permission to take the project 200 m2 The Royal Parks £75,000 £20,000 £55,000 5 N Primrose Hill open space and a more distinctive destination. destination forward

12.1.1812 1 18 Camden Town East and Public An area wide scheme that will be comprised of a number of components. components Camden Town East (area between Feasibility study and implementation 2012/13 0.303ha ha TfL & LB Camden ( John Futcher / £440,000£440 000 £440,000£440 000 £0 6 Y Realm Scheme Camden High St and St Pancras Way to the east) has a number of issues inc. inc poor public realm, realm road safety Simon Piper) issues,i anti ti social i l bbehaviour h i and d crime, i ddeprivation, i ti poor eastt west t permeability bilit ffor cyclists li t and d iis generally ll traffic dominated. There are opportunities including public realm improvements to Camden Rd Station, increase pypermeability east-west for cyclists,y ,p improve ppublic realm gygenerally and the ppedestrian environment,, increase street tree planting and possible introduction of a 20 mph zone. Implementation projected for 2012/13 12.1.1912 1 19 St Mark Mark's s Bridge cycle accessaccess, As the final part of the Broad Walk shared use cycle route St Mark Mark's s Bridge was identified to connect the Secure funding for the assessment work. work 300 m2 The Royal Parks £25,000£25 000 £5,000£5 000 £20,000£20 000 2 N The Regent Regent's s Park Broad Walk and Outer Circle to routes to the north of the Park. Park The project would assess the route using The RRoyal l Parks P k Criteria C it i for f Success S and d along l with ith consultation lt ti to t see if the th route t is i suitable it bl as a shared h d use cyclel route. tI Improves access tot open space byb making ki connections ti improving i i visitor i it experience i and d safety. f t

12.1.20 Britannia Junction / Camden Transformation of junctionj to the south of Camden Town Tube station. Creation of a new publicpp space, Works to beging 2011 for completionpp in April 2012. 0.3 ha LB Camden ( John Futcher / Simon £900,000 £900,000 £0 6 Y Town West simplifiedp crossingg and traffic arrangementsg and wider footways.y New tree plantingpg on Parkway. y Traffic Piperp) ) improvements and tree planting in streets between Camden High St and the railway corridor, corridor bounded by Parkway to the north and Mornington Crescent to the south. south NB: could be added as a second phase to complete green route Regents Park and London Zoo from Camden Town Tube Station. Station

12.1.21.a,b,c Play Strategy (Regent (Regent's s Park) The Royal Parks Play Strategy has identified the areas of play - playground and playful spaces. Existing 14 Continue the programme of works detailing and 2 ha The Royal Parks £1.25m for all £650,000 for £600,000 for 6 N playgrounds have been audited and work has been implemented using Playbuilder and London Marathon tendering as funding becomes available. available RP play all RP play all RP play Trust funding. funding Outdoor play promotes healthy communities. communities strategy strategy strategy projectsjt projectsjt projectsjt 1212.1.23 1 23 Holford House Parkland Removing the infrastructure for the golf and tennis centre and returning the area to parkland. parkland The site will be Reconfigure some railings and improve the areas 500 m2 The Royal Parks £150£150,000 000 £115£115,000 000 £35£35,000 000 3 Y Project,Project The Regent'sRegent s Park managed to create an accessible area of high ecological value that incorporates the original materials of the in the buffer zone around the site. site bbrownfield fi ld site it and d some areas willill be b allowed ll d to t colonise l i naturally. t ll Provides P id access to t open space &&t nature 110 andd promotes healthy h lh communities ii by b encouraging i outdoor d activity. i i 12.1.2412 1 24 HighHi h Profile P fil UUrban b MMeadows: d TheTh creation ti of f urban b meadows d at t two t high hi h profile fil locations. l ti First, Fi t is i to t create t a new meadowd within ithi the th FurtherF th scoping i of f the th project j t on Park P k Lane L and d 11h ha LondonL d In I Bloom/ODA Bl /ODA (Hugo (H Ross- R £30,000£30 000 £0 £30,000£30 000 1 N Winfield House gardens of the U.S. Ambassadors residence in Regents Park 12.1.24. Second, is to create a river of colours begin outlining the plans for the American Tatam) combined combined alongg the central reservation of Park Lane from Marble Arch to Hydey Park Corner 12.6.12. Ambassadors Residence

12.1.25 The Hub: Sports and Well- Community engagement in sport and wellbeing activities focused on the Hub sports facility in Regent's Park Agree target groups and scope of work and 176.9 ha The Royal Parks 2.0FTE plus TRP current £195,000 for 3 6 Y beingg initiative and Primrose Hill. implementp in 2011 for a minimum of a 3 yeary ((whole site runningg runningg cost yyears or periodp of Regent'sg costs/overhea of the Hub is £325,000, for 5 Park) ds c. £65,000 c.£300,000 pa years pa for 3 or 5 years 12.1.26 Royal Parks: Demonstration A food growing project aimed at demonstrating sustainable food production and providing both educational The project is running. running If funds are made available c1hac.1 ha The Royal Parks Capital costs Revenue £55£55,000 000 pa for 6 N allotments project (across 4 and volunteering opportunities to local communities. communities Funding required to provide staff coordination for an the roles would be advertised with the aim of of c.£125,000 c £125 000 funding of 3 years total sites)sites). active 3 year programme. programme making appointments by April 2011. 2011 cc.£50,000 £50 000 £165£165,000 000 ffrom TRP maintenancei budgetgp pa 1212.1.27 1 27 WWaterbodies t b di iin ththe RRoyal l SSee description d i ti 1212.1.28, 1 28 1212.6.13 6 13. Y PkParks

12.1.2812 1 28 QueenQ MMary's ' GGarden d LkLake, InstallI t ll reedbeds db d in i the th ornamental t l lake l k in i Queen Q Mary's M ' Garden, G d The Th Regent's R t' Park. P k ProvidesP id access tto WeW have h just j t received i d notification tifi ti that th t the th SITA c.1.35ha1 35h TheTh Royal R l Parks P k £81,000£81 000 £61,000£61 000 £20,000£20 000 4 Y Reed beds, The Regent's Park nature. bid for the QMG lake reedbed work was successful and £62,100 awarded. Secure at least £7,145, match funding.g 1212.1.29 1 29 GfGreen roofs MMapping i Green G Roofs R f in i the th Borough B h of f Camden C d using i GIS. GIS CContacting t ti developers d l to t confirm fi if green roofs f in i TbTo be LB Camden C d £5£5,000 000 £0 £5£5,000 000 2 N place as part of planning permission. Using calculated volunteers 12.1.30 Access to Park Managementg The Royaly Parks strategygy to signpost g p and aid youngy gp people p into Park Managementg and Horticultural careers To continue to run the Apprenticeshippp p scheme and n/a The Royaly Parks £145,000, £65,000, £80,000, 2 Y Profession by offering skills and training. The Royal Parks Apprenticeship scheme takes up to 30 apprentices (10 each work in partnership on the development of the 0 to year) through a 3 year apprenticeship in partnership with the Landscape Contractors. Contractors A strategy is also being 19 access to horticulture strategy. strategy developed to get younger people 16 year olds onto the career path and possibly onto the Apprenticeship scheme.h Royal R l Parks P k staff t ff would ld be b trained t i d to t deliver d li horticultural h ti lt l training. t i i 1212.2 2 Finsbury Park to Regent'sRegent s Canal

513_ALGG AREA 12 DRAFT PROJECT PROFORMA Page 1 of 12 03/01/2012 Appendices – Rolling Project Lists

* Project stage: 0 = notional, 1 = scoping /briefing, 2 = feasibility study, 3 = outline designs, 4 = detailed designs, 5 = tender, 6 = implementation, 7 = management plans ** At time of print project owner names are the current principal contacts 111 Appendices – Group Membership Sub-area chair Members Susannah Wilks [email protected] London Boroughs of; Camden, City of London, Hackney, Hammersmith and Director - Cross River Partnership Fulham, Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Lambeth, Southwark, Tower Hamlets, and Wandsworth and Westminster. Sarah Walton [email protected] Assistant Director - Cross River Partnership Bankside Open Spaces Trust, Bankside Urban Forest, Better Bankside, British Waterways, Capel Manor, Capital Growth, Crossrail, English Heritage, Environment Cross River Partnership is a public-private partnership that has been delivering Agency, Garden Organic, Garden Museum, London Bridge BID, London Wildlife regeneration projects for its partners in London since 1994. Cross River Trust, Natural England, Peabody Trust, Port of London Authority, South Bank Partnership’s objectives are to create the conditions for, and to contribute to Employers’ Group, Sustrans, Thames 21, Thames Water, Transport for London, the delivery of: Quality Place-Making; Carbon Reduction; Sustainable Jobs; and Trees for Cities, Trees and Design Action Group, Victoria BID, VNEB Public Realm Economic Growth. Cross River Partnership is delighted to be supporting this Working Group, Walk London, Waterloo Business Quarter, W1W Street Tree Central London Green Grid Framework and the associated opportunities that it will Initiative and Westway Development Trust. help unlock.

Design for London design advisor Johanna Gibbons [email protected]

J & L Gibbons have over 25 years of specialist design and strategic consultancy experience as Landscape Architects. The practice acts as a highly personalised design studio that scopes and delivers projects, develops collaborations with other designers and stakeholders, and advises on procurement options. The practice’s work ranges from urban regeneration frameworks and public park design to advising clients on team building, generating strategic visions and gaining permissions in sensitive and complex planning environments. Current projects include and in ; a grass roots strategic plan for micro projects in Dalston; the design of new quads for Oxford and Portsmouth Universities and landscapes for Derwent London and The Crown Estate. The practice is award winning, including the Landscape Institute President’s Award for the best landscape project in 2011.

Glossary of terms ALGG All London Green Grid EA Environment Agency EH English Heritage ELGG East London Green Grid EU European Union EWT Essex Wildlife Trust GAF Growth Area Funding GI Green Infrastructure GLA Greater London Authority HLF Heritage Lottery Fund LDA London Development Agency LDF Local Development Framework LWT London Wildlife Trust NE Natural England NT National Trust SAUL sustainable and accessible urban landscapes S106 Section 106 Agreement for planning gain TfL Transport for London

112 Credits Johanna Gibbons, J & L Gibbons LLP with Peter Massini, GLA and Design for London

Photo Credits: Sarah Blee ; Cover, 2, 3, 8, 9, 22, 23, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 44, 45, 47, 48, 49, 52, 55, 68, 69, 70, 74, 75, 82, 83, 87. All other photography; J & L Gibbons LLP

Foreword: Christopher Woodward

Reverie: Peter Ackroyd

Notes: This production of this area framework has been supported by C-Change, a project funded by the ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) INTERREG IVB Programme for North West Europe.