Environment Committee

Offside The loss of London’s playing fields May 2006

Environment Committee

Offside The loss of London’s playing fields May 2006 copyright

Greater London Authority May 2006

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Having played football and cricket on many of London's playing fields during my school, college and now my adult life, l know too well the controversies surrounding the loss of playing fields. Two key things struck me during our inquiry. Not enough use is made of the planning framework to protect our playing fields in London, and the sporting communities who regularly using them are not recognised as custodians of green spaces of London.

I hope this report can go some way to preserving London’s playing fields, increasing access to, and use of them. Our report should be seen as a reference guide for all those who are working to maintain and develop playing fields. In it we: x Attempt to learn the lessons of recent loss of playing fields. x Map the nature of the growing relationship between artificial turf pitches (ATPs ) and grass playing fields, so as to find innovative approaches to fund their long term future; and x Set up baseline data and maps on playing fields availability across London beyond just school ones, covering others in the rest of the public sector and private ones which will help draw a line under the issue.

Like many off-side decisions in football, it’s often not worth looking back on the ref’s decision but lets look ahead instead. And the best way to do this will be to have an annual check on where we are with this head count of playing fields in 2006.

Hopefully this way we can maintain the 1500 playing fields we have identified for the future use of Londoners in the lead up to and beyond the Olympic & Paralympics in 2012.

Murad Qureshi AM Deputy Chair, Environment Committee

1 The London Assembly Environment Committee

Terms of Reference The Environment Committee is a cross-party committee of London Assembly Members, with the following terms of reference.

To examine and report from time to time on - x the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and the Functional Bodies x matters of importance to Greater London

To examine and report to the Assembly from time to time on the Mayor's Air Quality, Biodiversity, Energy, Noise and Waste Strategies, in particular their implementation and revision.

To consider environmental matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; and the promotion of opportunity.

To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

Committee members

Darren Johnson (Chair) Green Murad Qureshi (Deputy Chair) Labour Valerie Shawcross Labour Roger Evans Conservative Bob Neill Conservative Mike Tuffrey Liberal Democrat Peter Hulme Cross One London

Committee Contacts Carmen Musonda, Scrutiny Manager 020 7983 6542 [email protected]

Kelly Flynn, Senior Media Officer 020 7983 4067 [email protected]

2 Contents

Rapporteur’s Foreword

The Environment Committee

Executive Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Availability of London’s playing fields

Chapter 3 Improving access to London’s playing fields

Chapter 4 What more can be done to preserve London’s playing fields

Appendices

Appendix 1 The recommendations

Appendix 2 List of stakeholders contributing to the inquiry

Appendix 3 The research – London playing fields baseline  Availability of sites with pitches – the figures  Sites with grass and artificial pitches, listed by borough and sub-region  Availability of pitches, listed by owner  London-wide map showing playing pitch availability  Sub-regional maps (Central, North, South, East, West) showing playing pitch availability

Appendix 4 Progress on borough Open Space Strategies

Appendix 5 Orders and translations

Appendix 6 Scrutiny Principles

3 Executive Summary

Green spaces are important to our well-being and quality of life. Sadly, over the last two decades London has suffered significant loss of green spaces.

This report focuses on, and highlights the importance of preserving playing fields - London’s green spaces used for sport. In doing so it addresses three themes: x The strong links between the environment and health, and the importance of opening up access to London’s playing fields to achieve health benefits. x The need to engage all sections of the community, including the sporting community in the debate on preserving London’s playing fields. x The need to ensure that an appropriate planning framework is in place and that the current review of the Mayor’s Spatial Development Strategy, the London Plan takes account of any changes needed.

Although the trend in loss of playing fields in London seems to be reversing, there is no room for complacency1.

We argue that the best defence against the loss of a playing field is intensive use by the local community. If sites are to be protected and created for future generations to enjoy, providers of them must ensure that they are accessible, safe and attractive to local people. Effective use of the planning framework, along with joined-up thinking, partnership working and the exploration of innovative models for financing is essential.

We therefore recommend: x A single definition for a playing field to be used by Sport England and the Department for Education and Skills. x A central database of playing field availability across London. x Representation from the local sporting community on the London Parks and Green Spaces Forum. x Increased access to privately owned playing fields and the development of a forum to facilitate that x Inclusion of specific policies in the revised London Plan to protect playing fields against development x More pressure on local planning authorities to complete Open Space Strategies. x A sub-regional approach to developing Open Space Strategies.

1 Government statistics published in July 2005 showed an increase in the number of playing fields and new sporting developments, for the first time since statistics have been published. In 2002/03 a total of 50 new facilities were created nationally with an investment of £33,218,200; these increased to 63 and £65,213,272 in 2003/04. In London, 13 more new facilites were recorded in 2003/04 with an increased investment of £31,995,072 More information available at www.culture.gov.uk

4 Chapter 1 Introduction

1.1 Green spaces are important to our well-being and quality of life. There are a range of benefits they can provide. Green spaces are pleasing to look at, can make our living and working environments more enjoyable, provide opportunities to socialise, develop team and community spirits and help improve our health through sporting activities.

1.2 Sadly, over the last two decades London has suffered a decline in its green spaces. A report published by the London Planning Advisory Committee (LPAC) in November 1999 confirmed that a large proportion of London’s open spaces have been lost since 1991. On the basis of these losses, the LPAC went on to estimate that between 1989 and 1999 over 1000 hectares of open space will have been lost2.

1.3 The LPAC figures give an indication of loss of open space in London over the last 15 or so years. However we found it difficult to track down more recent data that would allow us to precisely quantify loss of playing fields in London, and discuss why in the following chapter. Suffice it to say that a range of data sources point to a significant loss of playing fields in London since the 1980s.

1.4 We acknowledge that the trend in loss of playing fields in London seems to be reversing. Government statistics published in July 2005 showed an increase in the number of playing fields and new sporting developments, for the first time since statistics have been published3. In London, 13 more new facilites were recorded in 2003/04 with an increased investment of £31,995,0724. But there is no room for complacency.

Focus for the inquiry 1.5 Our inquiry, and consequently this report focuses on, and highlights the importance of preserving London’s green spaces used for sport - playing fields. Why? Three reasons. Firstly, we recognise the strong links between the environment and health, and the importance of opening up access to London’s playing fields. Recently there has been a noticeable drive at national level towards improving the nation’s health. In Game Plan 20025, the Government set a target to increase participation in sport and physical activity by 1% year on year. More recently the Government published the white paper ‘Choosing Heath: Making healthy choices easier’, which aims to increase physical activity levels across the whole population as a preventative health measure6.

1.6 Secondly, it is important to engage all sections of London’s community in preserving London’s green spaces. The contribution that London’s sporting

2 Effectiveness of Policy in Protecting Open Space in London, LPAC November 1999, Executive Summary paragraphs 32 and 34. 3 More information available at www.culture.gov.uk 4 In 2002/03 a total of 50 new facilities were created with an investment of £33,218,200; these increased to 63 and £65,213,272 in 2003/04. For more information see www.culture.gov.uk 5 Game plan: a strategy for delivering government’s sport and physical activity objectives, was published jointly by the Government’s Strategy Unit and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport in December 2002. A downloadable copy is available at http://www.sportdevelopment.org.uk 6 The Government White paper ‘Choosing Health: Making healthy choices easier was published in November 2004. See http://www.dh.gov.uk

5 community has to make has not been fully recognised. Working with other key stakeholders, such as the boroughs, planners, developers and playing field owners, a more strategic approach to preserving existing playing fields and developing new ones can be achieved. Input from the sporting community is key and will become increasingly relevant in the lead up to the Olympics.

1.7 Thirdly, the land use planning system is a crucial mechanism for protecting playing fields. The Mayor’s Spatial Development Strategy,7 the London Plan, proposes significant increase in demand for land use in London; these include increases in population - eight million by 2016; housing – 306,500 more homes between 2007 to 2017; and waste management facilities needing 244 hectares of land between 2005 to 2020.

1.8 The Mayor may be confident that the increased targets for providing new homes will not compromise other policies in the London Plan such as the continued protection of green space. However, we need to ensure that the London Plan delivers on the Mayor’s convictions with policies that adequately protect London’s existing playing fields and offers opportunities for the development of new ones. The forthcoming review of the London Plan will allow for timely reflection of the Mayor’s current policies on protecting open space, particularly playing fields.

1.9 The remit for our inquiry was to investigate the loss of green spaces used for sport. We discovered that much work had already been done on the loss of school playing fields. We acknowledge the importance of the need to preserve school playing fields, and touch on this in the following chapter. However, we recognise that there is a wider debate on playing field loss to be had. We need to examine what is happening to privately owned playing fields, and those owned by other parts of the public sector, and how we go about opening up access to them, particularly in areas of deprivation.

1.10 We chose to concentrate on identifying what playing fields are available in London. We also examined what more can be done to increase access, and how in the current climate of competing priorities for land in London, we can look to maintain our existing playing fields and even develop new ones.

1.11 We met with and received written submissions from a range of stakeholders, many of whom were happy to share their individual experiences. We also completed desk based research. We draw on our research and discussions with stakeholders throughout the report.

1.12 We hope our findings and research, setting out the current availability of playing fields in London will provide a baseline for any future research.

Report content 1.13 We capture in this report:

7 The Mayor’s Spatial Development Strategy is also referred to as the London Plan; a range of technical studies and best practice guidance documents accompany it. Copies of the London Plan, technical studies and guidance documents are available at www.london.gov.uk.

6 x Availability of London’s playing fields – Chapter 2. x Measures for opening up access to playing fields including innovative approaches to funding – Chapter 3. x Measures for preserving playing fields, including use of the land use planning system – Chapter 4. x Baseline data and maps on playing field availability across London – Appendix 3

1.14 We hope that this report will: x Open up discussion in other policy areas such as the central government review of the powers of the Greater London Authority and the ongoing review of the London Plan. x Serve as a useful resource and support to those who campaign to preserve or develop new green spaces in London. x Highlight the need for a more coordinated approach to protecting and increasing access to London’s green spaces for sport use x Energise commitment for action at all levels of London’s government x Drive home the urgency of the issue, particularly in light of the forthcoming Olympics.

1.15 We have received much support, assistance and information throughout our inquiry. We would like to thank stakeholders and colleagues in the Greater London Authority’s Data Management Analysis Group for their contributions to this inquiry8.

8 See Appendix 2 for a full list of stakeholders

7 Chapter 2 Availability of London’s playing fields

Defining a playing field 2.1 A playing field is defined as " the whole of a site which encompasses at least one playing pitch". The definition is set out in The Town and Country Planning General Development Procedure Order 1995 (as amended), along with a more detailed explanation of the size of a pitch, the type of sports that can be played on it, and the type of surface the pitch may have.

2.2 The Order defines a playing pitch as an area measuring 0.4 hectares or more and, which is used for certain specified team games including football, rugby, cricket, hockey, and rounders9, but not golf courses, tennis courts and bowling greens. A playing pitch may have a grass or artificial surface.

School playing fields 2.3 School playing fields and other educational land are not the main focus of this inquiry. However some of the main issues that beset school playing fields are applicable to the wider debate on loss of playing fields. One worth emphasising here is the problem working to different definitions causes.

2.4 The lack of consistency in defining a playing field may be an unwitting contributor to the loss of London’s playing fields. The above definition (paragraph 2.1) is incorporated in Sport England’s10 guidelines who must be consulted on any developments affecting playing fields measuring 0.4 hectares or more. The definition differs from the one used by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) in their guidance relating to the sale of school playing fields. For the DfES definition an area measuring 0.2 hectares (a mini football pitch) or more is used. In such cases Sport England may be consulted, but on a non-statutory basis.

2.5 An opportunity for two key government bodies to work together more closely to protect playing fields is being lost. Ensuring that the smallest playing field on which Sport England should be consulted when an application for development is made is 0.2 as opposed to 0.4 hectares will bring both definitions in line. It will also create greater opportunity for closer working at national level. In July 2002, the former ODPM announced that new legislation would be introduced to protect smaller playing fields by reducing the size threshold from 0.4 hectares to 0.2 hectares11.

Recommendation 1 We recommend that the Government revise Town and Country Planning General Development Procedure Order 1995 (as amended), to require Sport England to be consulted on all applications for developments on playing fields measuring 0.2 hectares or more.

9 Other team games listed are American football, lacrosse, baseball, softball, Australian football, Gaelic football, shinty, hurling, polo or cycle polo. 10 Sport England was set up by the Government in 1994 to assist it in meeting national sporting objectives. For more information see www.sportengland.org 11 ODPM press release 28 July 2002 on publication of the revised PPG17: Planning for Open Space, Sport and Recreation.

8 Quantifying playing field losses in London 2.6 Quantifying London’s loss of playing fields is a complex task. It is not always easy to keep track of the wide range of possible owners. Playing fields may be privately owned. These owners may include companies, banks, sports clubs, developers, or individual land owners not necessarily associated with any commercial enterprise. Playing fields may also be owned by a range of public sector organisations including local authorities and schools and colleges managed by them, or other bodies such as the Civil Service, National Health Service or Port of London Authority. Other playing fields may be owned by voluntary or charitable sector bodies, including schools and colleges sponsored by them.

2.7 Restrictions in statutory requirements can also cause problems. The Town and Country Planning (Playing Fields)(England) Direction 1998 applies to playing fields owned by local authorities and education institutions, currently in use or which have been in the past five years. Under the direction, local planning authorities (in London, the boroughs), must notify the Government Office in cases where they have decided to go ahead and grant planning permission for a proposed development, which has been objected to by Sport England. This process of referral allows for ‘call-in’ of the decision, i.e intervention by the Secretary of State. No such referral exists for other privately owned playing fields. In addition, there is no statutory requirement to consult with Sport England on playing fields that have remained disused or derelict for more than five years, or which cover less than the minimum area protected by legislation – 0.4 hectares. Such playing fields are at risk of being sold on for development and the loss remain unrecognised.

2.8 Equally challenging is the range of data available. Data may be collated using different definitions for ‘a playing field’, as discussed in paragraphs 2.4 and 2.5 above. Different methods may be applied to calculating loss, or the data may simply capture different time periods. Sport England holds data post 2000 on the number of planning application consultations affecting playing fields, but this excludes details on playing fields that have been out of use for five years or more, or which cover an area of less than 0.4 hectares, for the reasons outlined in paragraph 2.7 12. Examples of other data sources include: x The 'Register of Recreational Land', also held by Sport England and pre- dating 199613. x Data held by London boroughs on school and other local authority owned playing fields.14

12 Sport England was made a statutory consultee on proposals for development affecting playing fields in 1996. 13 The Register of Recreational Land is an inventory of playing fields put together in 1993/94 in collaboration with the National Playing Fields Association and other key stakeholders. Independent validation by the Ordnance Survey showed it to be up to 20 per cent inaccurate and as little as 80 per cent comprehensive. The data can only be regarded as a guide rather than a comprehensive study of playing field availability. Unfortunately the inventory was maintained for a limited period only. 14 Borough level data are becoming more comprehensive as local authorities develop Open Space Strategies and complete detailed audit of their local playing field provision in preparation for them.

9 x Other research produced by the National Playing Fields Association,15 London Playing Fields Foundation,16 and the Register of English Football Facilities project17. x Sport England’s Active Places database includes information on playing pitches which is being added to as part of on-going work.

Availability in London 2.9 We felt that there was more mileage to be gained in identifying playing field availability across London. Our research sets out an analysis of availability of playing fields on a borough by borough basis. It identifies (as far as data allows), the location of the sites, who owns them, and whether they have a grass or synthetic pitches.

2.10 We also thought that it would be useful to set out availability at the sub- regional level. For this purpose we adopt the sub-regional boundaries used in the sub-regional development frameworks. A sub-regional approach was taken by London Playing Fields Foundation in preparing a strategy for north London boroughs18.

2.11 We should point out that our research does not at this stage, identify whether the specified site accommodates a single or multiple number of playing pitches. This is an element of the research that could be refined and updated in future years.

2.12 There are approximately 1,500 available sites with pitches across London. Most of them (around 1,300) contain grass pitches, with the remainder being made up of synthetic surfaces (61), and a mixture of both (79). Playing fields in outer London far outweigh the number of playing fields in inner London. Approximately 1,200 of the available sites can be found in outer London, and a mere 230 in inner London. Nine hundred and seventy five more playing fields are listed for outer London (1202 minus 227), against a population increase of 1.5 million. See Appendix 3.

2.13 The minimum number of available sites in an outer London borough is 30. A similar figure, (36) represents the maximum number of sites in an inner London borough. Two outer London boroughs, Bromley and Hillingdon boast over 100 available sites each. By contrast six inner London boroughs, Camden, Kensington and Chelsea, Hackney, Islington, Tower Hamlets and Westminster, along with the City of London each have less than 10 available sites.

15 National Playing Fields Association is the only independent national organisation in the UK which has specific responsibility for acquiring, protecting and improving playing fields and playgrounds. More information available at http://www.playing-fields.com/ 16 London Playing Fields Foundation is a registered charity with strategic responsibility for the protection, provision and promotion of playing fields in London. More information available at http://www.lpff.org.uk/ 17 The Register of English Football Facilities is a project funded by the Football Foundation with the backing of our funding partners; The FA Premier League, The FA, Sport England and the DCMS. More information available at http://www.reff.org.uk/ 18 The North London Sub Regional Playing Field Strategy was completed in June 2005. The participating boroughs are Enfield, Barnet, Waltham Forest, Haringey, along with Lee Vallye Regional Park Authority. A copy of the strategy is available at http://www.lpff.org.uk/

10 2.14 Appendix 3 to this report sets out a full listing of available sites.

Keeping track of availability 2.15 It is essential to keep track of what is happening to London’s playing fields. We believe that the research completed as part of this inquiry provides the crucial first step. The research provides a single central reference point for available sites in London, and a baseline for further research.

2.16 The data will need to be regularly monitored and updated, we would suggest annually. This will help to identify future trends and provide key insight on access issues discussed in the next chapter. We would also suggest that the monitoring data be included in the Mayor’s State of the Environment report. On that basis we would argue that responsibility for amending and monitoring the database would best sit with the Data Management and Analysis Group of the Greater London Authority, working closely with London boroughs and other key stakeholders.

2.17 We would suggest that London-focused records draw on, and develop on existing data from Sport England’s Active Places database. The Active Places database includes information on eleven different facility types, including playing fields, across the country. Over 50,000 facilities are included19. For example, additional data could include information on quality of pitches and ancillary facilities available.

Recommendation 2 We will work with the Greater London Authority’s Data Management and Analysis Group to develop a central database of playing fields and artificial turf pitches available in London. We recommend that the data be monitored, and updated annually by the Data Management and Analysis Group and included in the Mayor’s State of the Environment Report.

19 More information is available at http://www.activeplaces.com/#

11 Chapter 3 Improving access to London’s playing fields

3.1 We may not be able to point to any one data source to provide a precise account of how many playing fields have been lost. There are various reasons for this, as explained in the previous chapter (paragraphs 2.6 – 2.9).

3.2 What we do know is that we need to learn from past losses and safeguard against future ones. The National Playing Fields Association (NPFA) website records some 116 sites in Greater London which have come under threat to some form of development since 1996. Two years earlier the figure stood at 114; the NFPA maintained then that this was “…only the tip of an iceberg” 20. Not all playing fields identified as being under threat become losses, as they may include playing fields with application for new sports facilities, however the NPFA figures provide a useful barometer.

3.3 High use is the best defence against the loss of playing fields. Also, high quality playing fields, which are easily accessible, have ancillary facilities and are well maintained will be valued and well used because they can sustain more matches without deteriorating.

Improving access to London’s playing fields 3.4 Access to grass playing fields can be a problem. The Mayor recognises this and includes specific policies in the London Plan which focus on improving open space provision. “…opportunities for creating new public open spaces should be promoted where possible, targeting areas of deficiency and Areas for Regeneration. Where appropriate this should include opening up public access to privately owned open spaces such as sports pitches …”21

3.5 Our research shows that availability of sites with pitches is far less in inner London than in outer London. Availability is particularly low in central London boroughs such as City of London (2) and Westminster (5), and also in boroughs such as Camden (4), Kensington and Chelsea (5), Hackney (8), Islington (8) and Tower Hamlets (9). See Appendix 3.

Privately owned playing fields 3.6 In central London most playing fields are privately owned. We were given three examples of privately owned playing fields where members of the public either have no access at all, or have limited access. The centrally located Vincent Square in the borough of Westminster is largely restricted to use by school pupils attending Westminster School. Playing fields in Lincoln’s Inn Fields, owned by the Royal Courts of Justice is restricted to use by members of the legal profession. The Honourable Artillery Company cricket ground, off City Road in central London allows limited access to the general public

20 2004 Data taken from London Bulletin: London’s Playing Fields, authored by the National Playing Fields Association (NPFA) and available at www.alg.gov.uk/doc.asp?doc=12441&cat=1581 Additional information is available from the NPFA website www.npfa.co.uk/ 21 Mayor of London, The London Plan, Spatial Development Strategy for Greater London, paragraph 3.253.

12 3.7 Where privately owned playing fields are opened up for public use, members of the public may still find themselves excluded. Considerable travel to the sites may be involved. Booking, entrance or membership fees may prove unaffordable. Or they may find it particularly difficult to book the site.

3.8 We are pleased to see that the Mayor’s London Plan, recognises the necessity of opening up access to privately owned spaces, and exploring innovative ways to do so. We welcome the development of the London Parks and Green Spaces Forum as a mechanism for sharing experience and good practice22. However, we are concerned that the Forum membership does not include representation from the local sporting community. We believe that the sporting community will provide an invaluable perspective to conserving green spaces and safeguarding their use for physical activity and should be represented on the Forum.

3.9 We believe that if access to privately owned spaces is to become a reality then we will need to create the appropriate forum in which to develop dialogue with private owners. It is important that we maximise use of London’s existing resources, particularly in light of the forthcoming Olympics. There is scope for the Mayor, London boroughs and private owners to come together to examine how best to extend access to existing playing fields to the wider community. There is likely to be a cost implication for maintaining the forum but we would argue that this could be met from within existing budgets.

Recommendation 3 We recommend that the London Parks and Green Spaces Forum include representation from the local sporting community of London.

Recommendation 4 We will actively seek the development of a forum to encourage dialogue between the Greater London Authority, Association of London Government, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, the Olympic Delivery Body, Sport England, other key stakeholders, and private owners of playing fields to increase access. Given the regional remit of the GLA, we would recommend that that it take responsibility for maintaining the forum.

Management and maintenance issues 3.10 High management and maintenance costs of grass playing fields may also restrict access. Significant amounts of money are needed to make sure that the playing fields and ancillary facilities are fit for purpose and comply with health and safety rules. We were told that the condition of many publicly owned pitches is so poor that the cost of restoring them to their former state is prohibitive. For sports such as cricket where regular maintenance is essential for

22 The London Parks and Green Spaces Forum was established in 2001. See http://www.green- space.org.uk/london/ for more information.

13 producing a safe, reliable wicket, many pitches are no longer in use and the implication for participation rates is damaging23.

3.11 There is also a problem of the lack of a skills base for maintaining green spaces and sports pitches since contracting out was introduced. Work with the Institute of Groundsmanship, Institute of Leisure and Amenity Management and Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment could usefully address this issue.

3.12 The lack of any, or adequate changing facilities adds to access problems and reduced participation. The Register of English Football Facilities (2003) found that only 38 per cent of playing fields had changing facilities and of those, many are in urgent need of modernisation, particularly in ensuring access for all24. Richmond Park is a classic example. The park has three full size grass rugby pitches but there are no facilities for changing or showering on site. It was noted that the pitches are well used on the weekends but little used during the week. The lack of changing and showering facilities was cited as a possible reason why mid-week use was not as extensive as it could be.

3.13 Changing trends in use may also impact on access. With increasing work or home life commitments some people are more likely to opt for quick, easy play, whether formal or informal, which does not place too much demand on their time or pocket. This shift in demand trends impacts on use of grass playing fields, and can result in reduced use during the week25.

3.14 Playing fields which may suffer from dog fouling, vandalism or fly tipping reduce useability and consequently restrict access.

Accessing funding 3.15 Access to funding is crucial to providing access to playing fields. Without the necessary financial investment fields may fall into disrepair and demand for use will be reduced. So it is important to identify sources for funding and how to access them. During the course of our inquiry we identified seven possible sources for funding at European, national, regional and local levels. Table 1 on page 15 lists the funding sources and contact details.

3.16 Also worth mentioning is the New Opportunities Fund Playing Fields and Community Green Spaces Programme. This was a time limited Lottery funding initiative (2001 to 2005) delivered by Sport England on behalf of the Big Lottery Fund. The programme provided over £6million to cover the costs of saving threatened sites, writing pitch strategies, drainage, levelling, pitch configuration and playground renovation in London.

23 Written submission, London Playing Field Foundation, page 7 24 Cited in the written submission from London Playing Fields Foundation 25 Informal meeting with Royal Parks, 23 January 2006

14 TABLE 1 – SOURCES OF FUNDING Name of fund Fund details Contact details The European Set up in 1975, is designed to stimulate Government Office For London Regional development in less prosperous areas of the Riverwalk House 157-161 Millbank Development European Union. The Government Office for London SW1P 4RR London administers ERDF support on behalf Fund (ERDF) Tel: 020 7217 3328 of central government. More information available at: http://www.gos.gov.uk/gol/ The A targeted grant which aims to enable Neighbourhood Renewal Unit Neighbourhood England’s most deprived local authorities in 6th Floor 6/G9 Eland House Renewal Fund collaboration with their Local Strategic Bressenden Place Partnership to improve services. The grant is London SW1E 5DU intended as time-limited funding to facilitate Tel: 020 7944 8328 the more effective, long-term targeting of More information available at: mainstream resources. http://www.neighbourhood.gov.uk/default. asp Sport England Has provided significant investment in Sport England Lottery Fund playing fields and ancillary facilities in 3rd Floor Victoria House London since being introduced in 1994. Bloomsbury Square London WC1B 4SE Tel: 08458 508508 More information available at: www.sportengland.org/funding The Football Launched in 2000 by the football authorities 30 Gloucester Place Foundation and the government to provide investment London into grass roots football. However the fund is W1U 8FF not limited to football pitches. The Tel: 0845 345 4555 Foundations has so far invested in 1,660 varied football projects worth a total £390m. More information available at http://www.footballfoundation.org.uk/welc ome London A London region Sport England sponsored Sport England Community fund to support projects contributing to the 3rd Floor Victoria House Investment overall aim of the London Plan of increasing Bloomsbury Square Fund participation in sport and physical activity in London WC1B 4SE London by 1% per annum. Tel: 08458 508508 More information available at: www.sportengland.org/funding London Has a specific funding stream set aside for 2 The Square Marathon preserving or bringing community playing Richmond Charitable Trust fields back into use. A total of £1.6 million Surrey TW9 1DY has been set aside, of which £1.2 million has Tel: 020 8940 0102 already been used to save and maintain three More information available at sports grounds. http://www.sportengland.org/london_inde x/london_get_funding/funding_opportuniti es.htm The Chrysalis A series of environmental improvement Room A357, Civic Centre Programme projects which aim to improve council land High Street, Uxbridge and facilities and work towards a safer and Middlesex UB8 1UW healthier environment. Established by the Tel: 01895 277830 London Borough of Hillingdon in 2000 to Email: [email protected] earmark money in its capital programme to More information available at be shared across the borough. http://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/environment /chrysalis/index.php

15 Artificial turf pitches 3.17 It was very much the view of the stakeholders we met with that the increasing availability of artificial surfaces has helped to address some access issues. We were told that artifical surfaces, also referred to as artifical or sunthetic turf pitches (ATPs or STPs) for short, can complement the use of grass playing fields, particularly in densely populated areas in London where access to grass playing fields is limited26.

3.18 The origins of ATPs lie in the United States of America. The first installation in the UK was in 1971 at Islington, London27. Materials used to create artificial surfaces have progressed from sand based and water based pitches to the new ‘third generation’ pitch made of a substance closely simulating natural grass.

3.19 Stakeholders felt that ATPs should not be regarded as a threat to grass playing fields. Rather ATPs should be regarded as a complementary mechanism for increasing access to open space for sport use, and for preserving existing grass playing fields. There is a valuable role to be played by ATPs in meeting the needs of team sports especially in inner London. We were also told that there is an increasing need to appreciate changes in the market, and to examine ways in which they could be harmonised, for example cross-subsidy28 as a means of keeping green playing fields serviceable29. Please see the case study below.

Case study – Bacon’s City Technology College London Borough of Southwark

As well as providing accessibility to an alternative green space, ATPs can provide a useful source of developing income to assist in the maintenance of green playing fields.

In the London Borough of Southwark a partnership agreement between the local authority and an independent school – Bacon’s City Technology College will enable the regeneration of the Mellish Fields site previously derelict and subject to flytipping, to provide an affordable, accessible and flexible facility to accommodate youth, community, and sports clubs. The site will include green playing fields and ATPs, with the latter subsidising the upkeep and maintenance of the former.

26 Informal meeting with London Playing Fields Foundation, February 2006 and Supporter Direct, February 2006 27 This information is taken from an article written by David I Rhodes for SISIS Equipment. David Rhodes has worked in both golf course management and groundsmanship and is an examiner for the Royal Horticultural Society and the Institute of Groundsmanship. He has lectured in the maintenance of natural and synthetic turf maintenance and writes for the trade press in UK, USA and New Zealand. See http://www.sisis.com/advice/sand.html 28 Cross-subsidy is a creative concept that permits landowners, normally Local Authorities, to fund necessary urban regeneration projects, for example by combining a mix of land development opportunities including housing for sale and/or commercial properties. Income generated or projected from sales or rentals can is used to generate finance for the project, in this case the maintenance of grass playing fields 29 Written submission from the London Playing Fields Foundation and London Borough of Southwark

16 3.20 We appreciate the role that ATPs have to play, but would urge that it is balanced against full consideration and assessment of their environmental impact. ATPs can sustain a higher level of use than grass pitches but can only make a limited contribution to meeting peak demand. Consistent surface makes ATPs ideal for intensive play and coaching, and floodlighting enables them to be used to full capacity. These two factors help justify the capital investment required. However sensitive siting of pitches will be needed.

17 Chapter 4 What more could be done to preserve London’s playing fields

4.1 From our discussion with stakeholders, we identified three main areas which will help to ensure that London’s playing fields are better protected in the future – better use of current legislation, an improved planning framework and innovative approaches to funding.

Harmonised legislation 4.2 The Government has put in place a range of legislative measures to help stem the loss experienced across the country during the eighties and nineties. Sport England must be consulted on all planning applications affecting playing fields including land which had not been used in the last five years, and any replacement of a grass pitch with a synthetic surface. This statutory requirement has been in place since 1996.

4.3 The then Office of the Deputy Prime Minister revised its guidance on open space, sport and recreation in 2002. The revisions to the guidance, known as Planning Policy Guidance Note 17, required all local planning authorities, in London, the boroughs, to undertake robust assessments of the existing and future needs of their communities for open space, sports and recreational facilities as a vital step in preparing their local development plans and policies for protecting open space.

4.4 In 2004 the Department for Education and Skills revised guidance it had first published in 2001 on the protection of school playing fields and land for academies. The main changes are that the sale of a school playing field must be the absolute last resort and that proceeds of the sale should be invested in the improvement of outdoor facilities before introducing new indoor facilities, and that any new facility is sustainable for at least ten years.

4.5 In chapter 2, (paragraphs 2.3 – 2.5) we highlighted the difficulties that can be caused by the different criteria used to define a playing field.

4.6 We are also concerned about the restrictions to legislation, for example the five- year disuse rule, that can pose a real threat to the preservation of playing fields. The case study on the former Port of London site on the following page demonstrates this point. Although a positive outcome has been achieved, it follows a rather long and drawn out battle for the preservation of a high quality sports ground, in a case that would otherwise seem to be ‘clear-cut’.

18 Case study – Former Port of London Authority Sports Ground, Ilford London Borough of Redbridge

The former PLA sports ground which covers some 10.85 hectares, enough space for 27 full size pitches, has not been used for sport for some 16 years. The battle for survival of sporting provision began in 1990. Proposed plans for re-development were thwarted on three previous occasions. Both Sport England and it’s predecessor, the Sports Council submitted representations opposing development. At the time of the public inquiry in 2001, there was a real possibility that the long period of closure, disuse and neglect of the ground may be accepted as sufficient grounds for allowing alternative development, because the owner of the site was unwilling to consider recreational uses and wished to pursue re-development.. That possibility represented an acute danger of sending a clear message that neglect or closure of sports grounds could bring substantial financial rewards through profitable development. The current position is that planning permission for a primary school and leisure development has been granted on the condition that sport pitches on the remainder of the site are brought back into use.

Key facts 1990 public inquiry Planning appeal was dismissed. The Inspector recognised that the PLA sports ground was a major, quality recreational resource, the closure of which would be great loss to sporting and recreational needs of the area. 1994 appeal The Inspector concluded that the development would run counter to the government’s general aim to meet growing leisure demands and promote greater use of and participation in sport and recreation. He further concluded that the scale of the development would harm the environmental quality of the area. 2001public inquiry Proposals rejected

Case study – Gaelic Athletic Association Sports Ground, London Borough of Greenwich

The Gaelic Athletic Association Sports Ground is a 13 acre site which has remained disused and closed to the public since 1994s. To date 14 applications for proposed residential development have been made. The most recent proposal, if accepted, would result in a 261 housing development. The sports ground, which has enough space for three football pitches is in a very poor state but believed by local residents to be retrievable. In light of the interest of local sports clubs in bringing the sports ground back into use, the availability of alternative sites for meeting housing need elsewhere in Greenwich and the growing interest in sports in one of the host Boroughs for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Greenwich Council is currently consulting on re-designating the Ground as Community Open Space.

19 An improved planning framework 4.7 There is a limited amount of land to accommodate London’s growing population and the many competing priorities this brings for land use, including housing, waste management, schools, work places and so on. The London Plan and accompanying range of supplementary guidance documents set out the Mayor’s proposals for meeting the competing demands.

4.8 The Mayor recently published revisions to policies in the London Plan on housing provision and waste management. The revisions also set out the implications for London in terms of additional land requirements30. The Mayor’s introductory remarks to the revisions reiterate his commitment to protecting London’s green spaces and ensuring local people have access to them. The Mayor also confirms that a higher housing provision target will not compromise other policies in the London Plan such as the continued protection of Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Space.

4.9 The open space policies in the London Plan largely focus on their visual amenity value and proposals for retaining them31. But there is a further policy which advocates the promotion and development of sporting facilities.32 Some stakeholders we spoke to felt that specific polices addressing the sporting value of playing fields were needed in the London Plan. One case cited to us demonstrated how the absence of specific policies in the London Plan to protect playing fields has potentially led to significant loss. Had the London Plan included a policy weighted against development on playing fields, there would have been a greater onus on the developer to justify its proposal.

4.10 We agree that the London Plan has a vital role to play in protecting London’s playing fields, and there is a need for the inclusion of specific policies recognising the sporting and recreational value of them.

Recommendation 5 We recommend that the Mayor include specific environmental policies in the revised London Plan actively promoting the prevention of the loss of green spaces used as playing fields, and an increase in new ones. These policies should consider the wider issues of social, physical and health benefits to be gained from preserving green spaces as well as the visual amenity benefits.

30 Mayor of London, Draft alterations to housing provision targets, waste and minerals, October 2005. A downloadable copy is available at http://www.london.gov.uk/mayor/strategies 31 See policies 3D.7 through to 3D.11 in the London Plan, Spatial Development Strategy for Greater London. The London Plan may be accessed at www.london.gov.uk 32 Policy 3D.5 ibid.

20 Case study – St Joseph’s Academy, London Borough of Lewisham The Mayor was consulted on an application for planning permission for the redevelopment of an existing primary and secondary school to provide a new nursery, primary and secondary school. The development would have resulted in the loss of two full size grass football pitches and a cricket pitch, to be replaced by five-a-side grass and artificial pitches. Although the Mayor initially directed the local authority to refuse planning permission, it was done on the grounds of failure to meet his environmental policies on renewable energy and sustainable building, and not on the basis of the potential loss of green space. The Mayor lifted his direction to refuse planning permission in July 2005, having received further representations on how the energy and sustainable building policies would be met33. Sport England objected to the application and referred it to government for consideration. The application was not ‘called- in’ by the Deputy Prime Minster. The local authority granted planning permission. The London Plan has a vital role to play in protecting London’s playing fields, and that there is a need for the inclusion of specific policies recognising the sporting and recreational value of them.

Section 106 4.11 Section 106 agreements enable a planning authority to encourage development which is complementary to its planning policies, and also provides an excellent means of securing financial investment towards maintaining existing playing fields and creating new ones. Under the section local planning authorities may enter into agreement with a developer for the purpose of restricting or regulating the development or use of land, either temporarily or permanently. In London each individual borough is the local planning authority for its area.

4.12 We believe that London Boroughs are missing out on a valuable opportunity to protect existing playing fields and help create new ones by using Section 106 agreements. Several of the stakeholders we met with were concerned that Section 106 agreements were not being used to their full potential34.

4.13 The extent to which individual agreements are successful appears to be largely dependant on the individual knowledge, experience and expertise of those brokering the agreement. The shortage of experienced personnel and high turnover of staff may mean that opportunities are missed.

4.14 We recognise that Section 106 agreements are just one of a number of mechanisms for preserving playing fields. However we would urge boroughs to

33 More information available at www.london.gov.uk 34 London Playing Fields Foundation, London Community Cricket Association and the London Borough of Southwark

21 ensure that they are fully aware of the benefits, particularly in light of current proposals for change outlined in the report following the Barker review35.

Open space strategies 4.15 In line with guidance published by the former Office of the Deputy Prime Minister’s (see paragraph 4.3), boroughs are required to complete Open Space Strategies. Additional guidance published by the Mayor in March 2004 sets out the requirements for completing an Open Space Strategy in line with the London Plan36.

4.16 Open Space Strategies are an essential tool in helping to determine local availability of green spaces used for sport. Boroughs are required to complete playing pitch audits as part of strategy development. Without a comprehensive audit boroughs will be hard placed to fully assess local provision and whether local demand matches supply. Sport England’s Playing Pitch Strategy sets out a method for completing playing pitch assessments37.

4.17 The lack of reliable data will continue to hamper the development of appropriate policies and strategies to protect playing fields. However, the projected increases in London’s population (eight million by 2016), together with the objective of increasing physical activity, make it unlikely that playing pitches can be regarded as ‘surplus’ to community needs.

4.18 We were disappointed to learn that despite the publication of national and regional guidance, only eight London’s boroughs have completed an Open Space Strategy in line with the Mayor’s guidance. Two have completed Open Space Strategies in line with national guidance, and a further two have completed strategies in line with other Best Practice Guidance. Seven boroughs are in the process of completing Open Space Strategies. Nine boroughs have alternative strategies in place, while in four boroughs no form of strategy is currently available38. See Appendix 4 for the full analysis.

4.19 We believe that both the government and the Mayor should place a stronger requirement on local planning authorities (the London boroughs) to complete Open Space Strategies as a matter of priority. Ways in which this can be achieved is open to discussion. In the meantime, we would suggest a) the Planning Policy Guidance Note 17 be more strongly worded, and b) the Mayor include the requirement to develop an open space strategy in the revised London Plan. We would welcome the opportunity to engage in discussions with government, the Mayor and other key stakeholders on possible resolutions.

35 Kate Barker was appointed by the government to review issues affecting housing supply in the UK. The report argues that reforms to Section 106 are needed, to provide certainty and simplicity. A copy of the report, Barker Review of Housing supply, 2004 is available at http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk 36 Published March 2004. A downloadable copy is available at www.london.gov.uk 37 More information available at http://www.sportengland.org/ 38 Data taken from a recent study carried out by NJTLC (Landscape Consultants: SAUL Project – London Borough Open Space Strategy Audit 2006. The data is currently in draft form and therefore subject to amendment.

22 Recommendation 6 We recommend that the Government’s Planning Policy Guidance Note 17: Planning for sport, open space and recreation, places a more strongly worded requirement on local planning authorities to complete open space strategies.

Recommendation 7 We recommend that the Mayor in incorporating specific policies towards protecting and developing new playing fields, seek also to include a requirement for London boroughs to develop an open space strategy by 2009 and that this requirement be adopted in the revised London Plan.

4.20 Boroughs may be daunted by the prospect of undertaking such extensive analyses by themselves, given the financial and personnel resource implications. We would advocate the sub-regional approach undertaken by the London Playing Fields Foundation and boroughs in the north sub-region which may provide a suitable model for the remaining boroughs in taking their work forward on a strategic basis.

Recommendation 8 We recommend that boroughs in London’s Central, South, East and West sub-regions consider developing a sub-regional strategy towards identifying and preserving green spaces used as playing fields, and that they refer to the work carried out in developing the North London Sub Regional Playing Field Strategy.

Innovative approaches to funding 4.21 There is a lack of awareness of how to go about securing funding for managing, maintaining or upgrading playing fields or facilities. We were given examples of three models which are working well. The first model demonstrate the value of a partnership approach and the complementary use of artificial turf pitches (ATPs) – the Mellish Fields site (see page 16). Mellish Fields is in the process of development and will be a partnership venture between the London Borough of Southwark and Bacon’s City Technology College. Revenue from the ATPs will be used to subsidised the costs of maintaining the grass playing fields.

4.22 The second model involves a partnership arrangement with commercial operators. We have two examples. Through a commercial partnership with Powerleagues, Fairlop Oak Playing Field in Hainault, owned by the London Playing Fields Foundation, provides 12 floodlit artificial turf pitches in addition to the two grass pitches. The Peter May Sports Centre in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, is a joint venture between the London Playing Fields Foundation (a charity) and the Health Club (Walthamstow) Limited. Rental

23 received from the health club subsidises the costs of maintaining the grass playing fields.

4.23 Our third model is from outside London, and was brought to our attention through our discussions with Supporters Direct39. The Salford Sports Village project aims to create a Community Sporting Hub accessible to local people. Key partners in the project include Salford City Council, Manchester Football Association and Lower Kersal and Charlestown New Deal for Communities. Funding for the project comes from a range of sources, including the European Regional Development Fund, Neighbourhood Renewal, the Football Foundation and Neighbourhood Renewal.

Concluding comments 4.24 We welcome the comments of Richard Caborn last year. Commenting on statistics published in July 200540, the then Sports Minister said “... we are not complacent. There is always more to do and the Government is continuing to work to further improve the protection afforded to playing fields”.

4.25 We strongly agree that there is no room for complacency. We acknowledge that the planning system is now in an improved position for protecting playing fields generally. However more work is needed to help address the imbalance in playing field provision between inner and outer London, and to increase access to privately owned playing fields.

4.26 We believe that further opportunities exist for Government, the Mayor and other key stakeholders to protect London’s green spaces used for sport, increase participation in team and outdoor sports and improve Londoners’ health to increase on current achievements.

4.27 We would argue that the best defence against the loss of a playing field is intensive use by the local community. If sites are to be protected and created for future generations to enjoy, providers of them must ensure that they are accessible, safe and attractive to local people. Effective use of the planning framework, along with joined-up thinking, partnership working and the exploration of innovative models for financing will be essential.

4.28 The forthcoming Olympics and the legacy it will generate, and the impending review of the London Plan provides a timely opportunity to review the situation. We would wish to see full consideration given to our proposed changes and their adoption at the earliest opportunity.

39Supporters Direct is a government initiative, funded by public money, with offices in London and Glasgow. More information is available at http://www.supporters-direct.org/ 40 Government statistics published in July 2005 showed an increase in the number of playing fields and new sporting developments, for the first time since statistics have been published. In 2002/03 a total of 50 new facilities were created nationally with an investment of £33,218,200; these increased to 63 and £65,213,272 in 2003/04. In London, 13 more new facilites were recorded in 2003/04 with an increased investment of £31,995,072 More information available at www.culture.gov.uk

24 Appendix 1 The recommendations

Recommendation 1 We recommend that the Government revise Town and Country Planning General Development Procedure Order 1995 (as amended), to require Sport England to be consulted on all applications for developments on playing fields measuring 0.2 hectares or more.

Recommendation 2 We will work with the Greater London Authority’s Data Management and Analysis Group to develop a central database of playing fields and artificial turf pitches available in London. We recommend that the data be monitored, and updated annually by the Data Management and Analysis Group and included in the Mayor’s State of the Environment Report.

Recommendation 3 We recommend that the London Parks and Green Spaces Forum include representation from the local sporting community of London.

Recommendation 4 We will actively seek the development of a forum to encourage dialogue between the Greater London Authority, Association of London Government, Sports England, the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, the Olympic Delivery Body, other key stakeholders and private owners of playing fields to increase access. Given the regional remit of the GLA, we would recommend that that it take responsibility for maintaining the forum.

Recommendation 5 We recommend that the Mayor include specific environmental policies in the revised London Plan actively promoting the prevention of the loss of green spaces used as playing field, and an increase in new ones. These policies should consider the wider issues of social and physical benefits to be gained from preserving green spaces as well as the visual amenity benefits.

Recommendation 6 We recommend that the Government’s Planning Policy Guidance Note 17: Planning for sport, open space and recreation, places a more strongly worded requirement on local planning authorities to complete open space strategies.

Recommendation 7 We recommend that the Mayor in incorporating specific policies towards protecting and developing new playing fields, seek also to include a requirement for London boroughs to develop an open space strategy by 2009 and that this requirement be adopted in the revised London Plan.

Recommendation 8 We recommend that boroughs in London’s Central, South, East and West sub- regions consider developing a sub-regional strategy towards identifying and preserving green spaces used as playing fields, and that they refer to the work carried out in developing the North London Sub Regional Playing Field Strategy.

25 Appendix 2 List of stakeholders contributing to the inquiry

Campden Hill Residents Association London Borough of Southwark London Community Cricket Association London Playing Fields Foundation London Sports Forum for Disabled People Sport England, London Region Supporters Direct The Football Association The Football Foundation The National Playing Fields Association The Royal Parks

26 Availability of sites with pitches Total sites with full- Total sites with Total sites with Total sites with Grass Synthetic Total 2004 Total Sites per Total sites with Total sites with Total sites with Name Both sized football junior-sized full-sized rugby junior-sized rugby only only sites Population 1000 people football pitches cricket pitches rugby pitches pitches football pitches pitches pitches London Total 79 1289 61 1,429 7,428,590 0.19 1286 1016 538 181 131 118 27

Inner London Total 15 189 23 227 2,931,063 0.08 186 163 63 39 27 25 5 Camden 1 2 1 4 217,072 0.02 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 City of London 2 2 8,605 0.23 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Hackney 1 7 8 207,049 0.04 8 7 2 0 0 0 0 Hammersmith and Fulham 1 11 3 15 176,773 0.08 10 9 2 0 2 2 0 Haringey 3 27 3 33 224,293 0.15 26 24 8 8 1 1 0 Islington 5 3 8 179,871 0.04 5 4 1 1 1 1 0 Kensington and Chelsea 4 1 5 184,056 0.03 4 4 1 1 1 1 0 Lambeth 15 1 16 268,120 0.06 14 9 5 3 0 0 0 Lewisham 34 2 36 247,024 0.15 31 28 14 6 4 4 0 Newham 1 23 24 247,710 0.10 24 23 3 7 1 1 0 Southwark 5 23 3 31 254,652 0.12 27 25 9 4 4 4 1 Tower Hamlets 1 6 2 9 209,322 0.04 7 5 3 1 1 1 0 Wandsworth 2 26 3 31 276,493 0.11 23 19 10 4 10 8 3 Westminster 4 1 5 230,023 0.02 3 2 3 2 1 1 0

Outer London Total 64 1100 38 1,202 4,497,527 0.27 1100 853 475 142 104 93 22 Barking and Dagenham 3 27 30 164,572 0.18 29 29 4 7 6 6 0 Barnet 4 88 5 97 326,747 0.30 89 55 51 4 2 2 0 Bexley 6 73 1 80 219,517 0.36 72 37 45 12 11 11 2 Brent 4 37 3 44 267,741 0.16 34 26 12 6 4 2 2 Bromley 6 97 2 105 299,122 0.35 94 82 38 3 8 8 5 Croydon 6 62 68 340,164 0.20 66 55 24 13 9 8 1 Ealing 1 52 4 57 303,204 0.19 52 45 21 6 3 3 1 Enfield 7 62 1 70 279,974 0.25 64 54 31 10 7 6 2 Greenwich 3 48 51 225,687 0.23 49 46 15 4 3 3 0 Harrow 1 61 1 63 211,229 0.30 59 37 39 6 1 1 0 Havering 1 39 1 41 225,010 0.18 40 36 5 3 4 4 0 Hillingdon 3 107 1 111 248,697 0.45 109 77 55 1 5 5 0 Hounslow 4 57 3 64 212,343 0.30 60 41 28 8 10 8 2 Kingston upon Thames 3 41 2 46 151,815 0.30 43 27 26 16 7 6 1 Merton 2 34 4 40 192,258 0.21 32 26 15 6 4 2 2 Redbridge 3 69 1 73 247,316 0.30 68 67 11 7 4 3 2 Richmond upon Thames 3 63 5 71 182,723 0.39 64 47 30 12 10 10 1 Sutton 41 1 42 177,565 0.24 37 30 16 6 3 2 1 Waltham Forest 4 42 3 49 221,843 0.22 39 36 9 12 3 3 0 Total sites Total sites with full- Total sites with Total sites with Grass Synthetic Total 2004 Total Sites per Total sites with with junior- Total sites with Total sites with Name Both sized football full-sized rugby junior-sized rugby only only sites Population 1000 people football pitches sized football cricket pitches rugby pitches pitches pitches pitches pitches Central 8 79 13 100 1,610,287 0.06 79 66 31 16 18 16 5 East 19 328 7 354 2,001,812 0.18 329 279 102 48 34 33 4 North 18 219 12 249 1,052,857 0.24 218 169 99 34 13 12 2 South 20 338 14 372 1,343,647 0.28 336 267 149 56 41 36 11 West 14 325 15 354 1,419,987 0.25 324 235 157 27 25 21 5 Sports pitch data is copyright Sport England. Source date: February 2006 Population data source: Office for National Statistics, Mid-Year Estimates for 2004, released December 2005

29 Sites in London with grass and artificial pitches

No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic Central Camden 1 CORAMS FIELDS CORAMS FIELDS & THE HARMMSWORTH Other No Yes MEMORIAL PLAY 2 HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN Local Authority Yes No 3 PARLIAMENT HILL (HAMPSTEAD HEATH) London Borough Local Authority Yes No 4 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL UCL TRUSTEES Other Independent School Yes Yes

Islington 5 ARSENAL SPORTS CENTRE ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB Commercial Yes No 6 CALEDONIAN PARK PITCHES LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON Local Authority No Yes 7 HILLSIDE PARK London Borough of Islington Local Authority Yes No 8 HOLLOWAY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ISLINGTON Community school No Yes 9 HONOURABLE ARTILLARY COMPANY MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (MOD) MOD Yes No 10 MOUNT CARMEL RC TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE FOR GIRLS DIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER Voluntary Aided School No Yes 11 ST ALOYSIUS RC COLLEGE ST ALOYSIUS RC COLLEGE Voluntary Aided School Yes No 12 TUFNELL PARK London Borough of Islington Local Authority Yes No

Kensington and Chelsea 13 HOLLAND PARK ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON & Local Authority Yes No CHELSEA 14 KENSINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Local Authority Yes No 15 ROYAL HOSPITAL SOUTH GROUNDS The Royal Hospital Industry (for employees) Yes No 16 THE CARDINAL VAUGHAN MEMORIAL RC SCHOOL DIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER Community Organisation Yes No 17 WESTWAY SPORTS CENTRE WESTWAY DEVELOPMENT TRUST Other No Yes

Lambeth 18 BROCKWELL PARK BROCKWELL PARK Community Organisation Yes No 19 CLAPHAM COMMON LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH Local Authority Yes No 20 GRANTON PRIMARY Community school Yes No 21 IMMANUEL & ST. ANDREW C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL Miscellaneous Education Yes No 22 KENNINGTON PARK PITCH LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH Local Authority No Yes

30 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

23 LA RETRAITE ROMAN CATHOLIC GIRLS SCHOOL LA RETRAITE ROMAN CATHOLIC GIRLS Voluntary Aided School Yes No SCHOOL 24 LARKHALL PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH Local Authority Yes No 25 MOSTYN GARDENS London Borough of Lambeth Local Authority Yes No 26 ST BERNADETTES CATHOLIC JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 27 STREATHAM & CLAPHAM HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DAY SCHOOL TRUST Other Independent School Yes No 28 STREATHAM WELLS PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 29 SUNNYHILL PRIMARY Community school Yes No 30 THE OVAL CRICKET GROUND THE OVAL Yes No 31 VALLEY ROAD PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Lambeth Local Authority Yes No 32 WOODFIELD CENTRE Community school Yes No 33 WOODMANSTERNE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No

Southwark 34 ALLEYN'S SCHOOL ALLEYNS FOUNDATION Other Independent School Yes Yes 35 AYLWIN GIRLS SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Community school Yes No 36 BACONS COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE BACONS COLLEGE City Technology College Yes Yes 37 BELAIR PARK Yes No 38 BREDINGHURST SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Community Special School Yes No 39 COLOMBO SPORTS CENTRE CHARITABLE TRUST Other Yes No 40 DAMILOLA TAYLOR YOUTH CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Local Authority No Yes 41 DULWICH COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE DULWICH COLLEGE Other Independent School Yes Yes 42 DULWICH PARK LB Southwark Local Authority Yes No 43 FISHER ATHLETIC FC Sports Club Yes No 44 HAMLETS HEALTH CLUB STEVE DYE Commercial Yes No 45 HERNE HILL STADIUM Local Authority Yes No 46 HOMESTALL ROAD PLAYING FIELDS Yes No 47 HONOR OAK SPORTS GROUND Yes No 48 JAGS SPORTS CLUB JAMES ALLEN GIRLS SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 49 KINGS COLLEGE SPORTS GROUND University of London Yes No 50 KINGSDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Local Authority Yes No 51 LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY SPORTS GROUND DULWICH COLLEGE Higher Education Institutions Yes No 52 MARY DATCHELOR PLAYING FIELDS Yes No 53 PECKHAM RYE PARK Yes No 54 PYNERS FIELD Yes No

31 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

55 SACRED HEART ROMAN CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Local Authority No Yes 56 SOUTHWARK PARK SPORTS COMPLEX LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Local Authority Yes Yes 57 SOUTHWARK SPORTS GROUND Yes No 58 SURREY DOCKS SPORTS STADIUM Yes No 59 THE ACADEMY AT PECKHAM LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Academies No Yes 60 THE DEN (MILLWALL FC) Sports Club Yes No 61 THE GRIFFIN CLUB KINGS COLLEGE LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 62 TUKE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Community Special School Yes No 63 TURNEY ROAD SPORTS GROUND Yes No 64 WAVERLEY SCHOOL (FOR GIRLS) LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Local Authority Yes No

Wandsworth 65 ADT COLLEGE NOT KNOWN City Technology College Yes No 66 BANK OF ENGLAND SPORTS CLUB THE BANK OF ENGLAND Commercial Yes Yes 67 BATTERSEA IRONSIDES SPORTS CLUB Holloway properties Ltd Sports Club Yes No 68 BATTERSEA PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 69 BATTERSEA PARK MILLENNIUM ARENA LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes Yes 70 BURNTWOOD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 71 EMANUEL SCHOOL SPORTS HALL EMANUEL SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 72 FISHPONDS PLAYING FIELDS Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 73 GARRATT GREEN LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 74 GARRATT PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 75 GRAVENEY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority No Yes 76 HEATHBROOK PARK Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 77 IBSTOCK PLACE, THE FROEBEL SCHOOL Miscellaneous Education Yes No 78 KING GEORGES PARK Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 79 NEWTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL SPORTS FACILITIES NEWTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL Other Independent School No Yes 80 NIGHTINGALE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Community Special School Yes No 81 OAK LODGE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Community Special School No Yes 82 OLD GRAMMARIANS Sports Club Yes No 83 PUTNEY CRICKET CLUB COMMONS CONSERVATORS Other Yes No 84 RICHARDSON EVANS MEMORIAL GROUND COMMONS CONSERVATORS Other Yes No 85 ROEHAMPTON PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 86 ROEHAMPTON VALE (KINGSTON UNIVERSITY) KINGSTON UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes No

32 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

87 ROSSLYN PARK F.C. ROSSLYN PARK FOOTBLL CLUB Other Yes No 88 SALESIAN COLLEGE SALESIAN COLLEGE Voluntary Aided School Yes No 89 SHILLINGTON OPEN SPACES Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 90 SOUTHFIELDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTHFIELDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Foundation School Yes No 91 SPENCER CLUB SPENCER CLUB Sports Club Yes No 92 TOOTING COMMON Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 93 WANDSWORTH COMMON Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No 94 WANDSWORTH COMMON LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 95 WANDSWORTH PARK Wandsworth Council Local Authority Yes No

Westminster 96 MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB Yes No 97 PADDINGTON RECREATION GROUND CITY OF WESTMINSTER Local Authority No Yes 98 RANDOLPH GREEN LB Westminster Local Authority Yes No 99 REGENT'S PARK The Royal Parks Government Yes No 100 REGENTS PARK ROYAL PARKS AGENCY Sports Club Yes No

33 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic East Barking and Dagenham 1 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL AND TECHNOLOGY ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL AND Voluntary Aided School Yes No COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE 2 BARKING ABBEY COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL Essex FA Yes No 3 BARKING COLLEGE BARKING COLLEGE Not known Yes No 4 BARKING FOOTBALL CLUB BARKING FOOTBALL CLUB Community Organisation Yes No 5 BARKING PARK Local Authority Yes No 6 BARKING RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Local Authority Yes No DAGENHAM 7 CENTRAL PARK London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 8 COLLIER ROW FC Sports Club Yes No 9 DAGENHAM PRIORY COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL BARKING AND DAGENHAM COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 10 EASTBROOK SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE EASTBROOK SCHOOL Community school Yes No 11 EASTBURY COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Local Authority Yes No DAGENHAM 12 GLYN HOPKIN STADIUM Yes No 13 JO RICHARDSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Community school Yes Yes DAGENHAM 14 MAY & BAKER SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Yes No 15 MAYESBROOK PARK London Borough Barking Educ. Dept. Local Authority Yes No 16 OLD DAGENHAM PARK London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 17 PARSLOES PARK London Borough Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 18 ROBERT CLACK SCHOOL LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Community school Yes Yes DAGENHAM 19 ROMFORD FOOTBALL CLUB Sungate Sports and Social club Sports Club Yes No 20 ST CHADS PARK London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 21 ST. CHADS PARK Essex FA Yes No 22 SYDNEY RUSSELL LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Community school Yes No DAGENHAM 23 THAMES VIEW PLAYING FIELDS Yes No 24 THE LEYS London Borough Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 25 UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON (BARKING) UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 26 VALANCE PARK London Borough Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No 27 VICTORIA ROAD (DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE FC) Sports Club Yes No 28 WARREN COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL London Barking & Dagenham Local Authority Yes No

34 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

29 WARREN SCHOOL (SPORTS CENTRE) LONDON BOROUGH OF BARKING & Community school Yes Yes DAGENHAM 30 WOODLAND SPORTS CENTRE Yes No

Bexley 31 BAKERS FIELD REC GROUND (CRAYFORD ARROWS SC) Crown Estates Yes No 32 BARNES CRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 33 BEDONWELL JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 34 BELMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 35 BELVEDERE CRICKET CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 36 BELVEDERE JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 37 BETHS GRAMMAR SCHOOL BETHS GRAMMAR SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 38 BEXLEY CRICKET CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 39 BEXLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL BEXLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 40 BEXLEYHEATH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes Yes 41 BEXLEYHEATH SPORTS CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 42 BIRKBECK PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 43 BLACKFEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 44 BRAMPTON PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 45 BURNT OAK JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 46 BURSTED WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 47 CHISLEHURST & SIDCUP GRAMMAR SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Community school Yes Yes 48 CHISLEHURST AND SIDCUP GRAMMAR SCHOOL CHISLEHURST AND SIDCUP GRAMMAR Community school No Yes SCHOOL 49 CLEEVE PARK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 50 COLYERS PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 51 DANSON PARK Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 52 DANSON PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 53 EAST WICKHAM JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 54 EASTCOTE PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 55 ERITH REC GROUND Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 56 ERITH SCHOOL COMMUNITY SPORTS CENTRE ERITH SCHOOL Community school Yes Yes 57 ERITH STADIUM/ SPORTS CENTRE Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 58 GOALS GOALS Commercial Yes No 59 GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE SPORTS GROUND GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE Higher Education Institutions Yes No

35 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

60 GRAVEL HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 61 HALL PLACE Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 62 HOLY TRINITY COF E PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 63 HOOK LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 64 HOWBURY CENTRE Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 65 HURSTMERE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 66 JUBILEE PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 67 KING GEORGES PLAYING FIELD Bexley Council Other Yes No 68 LESNEY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 69 LONGLANDS REC GROUND Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 70 MARLBOROUGH PARK Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 71 MAYPLACE SPORTS FIELD Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 72 MAYPLACE SPORTS FIELD LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes Yes 73 NORMANDY PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 74 NORTH CRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 75 NORTH HEATH REC ROUND Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 76 NORTHEND PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 77 NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 78 OLD DARTFORDIANS LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 79 OUR LADY OF THE ROSERY CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 80 PELHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 81 PENHILL PARK Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 82 PHOENIX SPORTS FC Sports Club Yes No 83 RUSSELL PARK Bexley Council Other Yes No 84 SIDCUP HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 85 SIDCUP SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No 86 SLADE GREEN FC Sports Club Yes No 87 SLADE GREEN JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 88 SLADE GREEN RECREATION GROUND Bexley Council Other Yes No 89 ST CATHERINE'S ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Voluntary Aided School Yes No 90 ST COLUMBAS CATHOLIC BOYS SCHOOL DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Not known Yes No 91 ST COLUMBAS ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 92 ST FIDELIS CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 93 ST MARY & ST JOSEPHS CATHOLIC SCHOOL DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Voluntary Aided School Yes No

36 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

94 ST MARYS RECREATION GROUND Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 95 ST MICHEALS EAST WICKHAM C OF E SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 96 ST PAULINUS C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 97 ST PETER CHANEL CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 98 ST THOMAS MOORE CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 99 STEVENS PARK Bexley Local Authority Yes No 100 THAMESMEAD COMMUNITY COLLEGE LB Bromley Community school Yes No 101 THAMESMEAD TOWN FC Sports Club Yes No 102 THE BUSINESS ACADEMY BEXLEY NOT KNOWN Academies Yes Yes 103 THE OAKWOOD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Community Special School Yes No 104 TRINITY SCHOOL DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Not known Yes No 105 UPLANDS JUNIOR SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 106 UPTON PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Bromley Community school Yes No 107 VICKERS CRAYFORD D A FC Sports Club Yes No 108 WARING PARK Bexley Council Local Authority Yes No 109 WELLING SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes Yes 110 WESTWOOD COLLEGE LONDON BOROUGH OF BEXLEY Local Authority Yes No

City of London 111 CITY OF LONDON CORPORATION OF LONDON Other Independent School Yes No 112 CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Other Independent School Yes No

Greenwich 113 AFC BLACKHEATH Community school Yes No 114 AVERY HILL CAMPUS (UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH) University of Greenwich Yes No 115 AVERY HILL PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No 116 BADGERS SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 117 BLACKHEATH WANDERERS Yes No 118 CHARLTON HEALTH & FITNESS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No 119 CHARLTON PARK Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 120 COLDHARBOUR LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes Yes 121 COLFES LEISURE CENTRE COLFES LEISURE SERVICES LTD Other Independent School Yes No 122 CRAY VALLEY FC Sports Club Yes No 123 CROFTON ALBION SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 124 CROWN WOODS SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No

37 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

125 EAGLESFIELD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No 126 ELTHAM GREEN SPECIALIST SPORTS COLLEGE LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No 127 ELTHAM PARK SO Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 128 ELTHAM TOWN FC Greenwich LBC Sports Club Yes No 129 GREENWICH BOROUGH FC Sports Club Yes No 130 GREENWICH PARK ROYAL PARKS AGENCY Sports Club Yes No 131 GREENWICH UNIVERSITY Yes No 132 HARROW MEADOW Greenwich LBC Sports Club Yes No 133 HERVEY ROAD Greenwich LBC Sports Club Yes No 134 HORN PARK Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 135 HORNFAIR PARK Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 136 KIDBROOKE Community school Yes No 137 KIDBROOKE GREEN Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 138 KIDBROOKE PARK RD SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 139 KINGSMOOR CLUB Greenwich LBC Sports Club Yes No 140 LONDON BOYS FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 141 LONDON GIRLS FC Sports Club Yes No 142 LONG LANE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes Yes 143 MERIDIAN SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB CULLUMETE Commercial Yes Yes 144 MILLENIUM PRIMARY SCHOOL Crown Estates Yes No 145 OLD ADDEYANS SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 146 OLD BROCKLEIANS SPORTS Sports Club Yes No 147 OLD SHOOTERSHILLIAN SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 148 QUEENSCROFT RECREATION GROUND Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 149 ROSE COTTAGE PLAYING FIELDS London Borough Of Greenwich Sports Club Yes No 150 SAMUEL MONTAGUE BOYS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 151 SHREWSBURY PARK Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 152 STC Sports Club Yes No 153 SUTCLIFFE PARK Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 154 THAMES POLY FC Yes No 155 THE JOHN ROAN FOUNDATION, SCHOOL FIELD Crown Estates Yes No 156 THE JOHN ROAN SCHOOL THE JOHN ROAN SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 157 THOMAS TALLIS SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF GREENWICH Local Authority Yes No 158 TUDOR SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No

38 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

159 UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH AVERY HILL CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH Higher Education Institutions Yes No 160 WEIGAL ROAD PLAYING FIELDS Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 161 WINNS COMMON Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No 162 WOOLWICH STATION MOD Yes No 163 WYNFORD WAY Greenwich LBC Local Authority Yes No

Hackney 164 CLISSOLD PARK Local Authority Yes No 165 HACKNEY DOWNS Local Authority Yes No 166 HACKNEY MARSHES Local Authority Yes No 167 HACKNEY SOUTH MARSH Yes No 168 HAGGERSTON PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HACKNEY Local Authority Yes Yes 169 HAGGERSTON SCHOOL Community school Yes No 170 MILLFIELDS PARK Local Authority Yes No 171 SHOREDITCH PARK Local Authority Yes No

Havering 172 ABBS CROSS SCHOOL ABBS CROSS SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 173 ABLEMARLE YOUTH HOUSE Yes No 174 BEDFORDS PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 175 BRETONS OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTRE London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 176 BRITTONS PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 177 BROXHILL CENTRE London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 178 CENTRAL PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 179 CHAFFORD SPORTS CENTRE Yes No 180 CHAFFORD SPORTS COMPLEX LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING Community school Yes No 181 COOPERS COBURN SCHOOL LOCAL AUTHORITY Voluntary Aided School No Yes 182 COOPERS COMPANY & COBORN SCHOOL THE COOPERS COMPANY Voluntary Aided School Yes Yes 183 COTTONS PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 184 ELLIOT PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 185 EMERSON PARK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING Local Authority Yes No 186 FORD SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 187 GAYS FIELD Essex FA Yes No 188 HAROLD WOOD PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 189 HARROW LODGE PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No

39 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

190 HAVERING PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 191 HAYNES PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 192 HENDERSONS SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Essex FA Yes No 193 HORNCHURCH STADIUM LONDON BOROUGH OF HAVERING Local Authority Yes No 194 HYLANDS PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 195 KING GEORGE PLAYING FIELD (MAWNEY PARK) London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 196 MARDYKE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND & OPEN SPACE London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 197 NOAK HILL SPORTS GROUND London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 198 PYRGO PRIORY SCHOOL Yes No 199 RAINHAM RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 200 RAINHAM VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL Essex FA Yes No 201 RAPHAEL PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 202 RECREATION GROUND Essex FA Yes No 203 RISE PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 204 SANDERS DRAPER SCHOOL Essex FA Yes No 205 SPRING FARM PARK Yes No 206 SPRING FARM PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 207 ST ANDREWS PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 208 THE CAMPION SCHOOL THE CAMPION SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 209 UPMINSTER HALL PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 210 UPMINSTER PARK London Borough of Havering Local Authority Yes No 211 WESTLANDS PLAYING FIELDS Yes No 212 WYKEHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL Essex FA Yes No

Lewisham 213 ABBOTSHALL ROAD PLAYING FIELD LEWISHAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Local Authority Yes No 214 BECKENHAM PLACE PARK Commercial Yes No 215 BEECORP CENTRE BeeCorp Government Yes No 216 BELLINGHAM LEISURE & LIFESTYLE CENTRE BELLINGHAM COMMUNITY PROJECTS Community Organisation Yes No 217 BLACKHEATH LBL Industry (for employees) Yes No 218 BROCKLEY HILL PARK Kings College London Yes No 219 CATFORD WANDERERS Sports Club Yes No 220 CHINBROOK MEADOWS Industry (for employees) Yes No 221 CITY OF LONDON London Borough Local Authority Yes No

40 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

222 CROFTON LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Community school No Yes 223 DEPTFORD PARK Industry (for employees) Yes No 224 DOWNHAM PLAYING FIELDS LEWISHAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Local Authority Yes No 225 ELM LANE PLAYING FIELD - FORMER ILEA SITE Local Authority Yes No 226 FIRHILL RECREATION GROUND / SPORTS FIELD LB Lewsiham Local Authority Yes No 227 FORDHAM PARK Industry (for employees) Yes No 228 FORSTER MEMORIAL PARK Industry (for employees) Yes No 229 GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE GOLDSMITHS COLLEGE Higher Education Institutions Yes No 230 HABERDASHERS ASKES HATCHAM CITY COLLEGE HABERDASHERS ASKES HATCHAM CITY City Technology College Yes No COLLEGE 231 HILLYFIELDS CBL Industry (for employees) Yes No 232 HOME PARK LBC Industry (for employees) Yes No 233 KINGS COLLEGE KINGS COLLEGE LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 234 LADYWELL ATHLETIC ARENA LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Local Authority Yes No 235 LONDON MARATHON PLAYING FIELDS Sports Club Yes No 236 MOUNTSFIELD PARK LBL Industry (for employees) Yes No 237 NORTHBROOK PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Local Authority Yes No 238 OLD CITIZENS SPORTS GROUND Unknown Sports Club Yes No 239 PEPYS PARK LBL Local Authority Yes No 240 POWERLEAGUE CATFORD Commercial Yes No 241 PRENDERGAST SCHOOL (PITCHES) WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF Voluntary Aided School Yes No LEATHERSELLERS 242 RUTLAND SPORTS GROUND CENTRE FOR SPORTS DEVELOPMENT Community Organisation Yes No 243 SEDGEHILL PLAYING FIELDS Sports Club Yes No 244 ST DUNSTANS COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE ST DUNSTANS COLLEGE Other Independent School Yes No 245 ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Yes No 246 SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL GDST SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL GDST Other Independent School No Yes 247 TEN-EM-BEE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE Ten-Em-Bee Sports Development Centre Sports Club Yes No 248 WHITEFOOT PLAYING FIELD LEWISHAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Local Authority Yes No

Newham 249 BARKING ROAD RECREATION GROUND LB Newham Local Authority Yes No 250 BECKTON DISTRICT PARK SOUTH LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 251 BRAMPTON PARK LB Newham Local Authority Yes No 252 CANNING TOWN RECREATION GROUND LB Newham Local Authority Yes No

41 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

253 EASTLEA COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 254 FLANDERS PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Newham Other Yes No 255 GOOSELEY PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 256 KEIR HARDIE RECREATION GROUND LB Newham Local Authority Yes No 257 KINGSFORD COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPORTS HALL KINGSFORD COMMUNITY SCHOOL Community school Yes Yes 258 LANGDON SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Community school Yes No 259 LISTER COMMUNITY SCHOOL (SOUTHERN ROAD PLAYING LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No FIELDS) 260 LITTLE ILFORD PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 261 LYLE PARK LB Newham Local Authority Yes No 262 MEMORIAL RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 263 NEW BECKTON PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 264 OLD SPOTTED DOG GROUND Yes No 265 PLASHET SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Local Authority Yes No 266 PLAYERS CLUB Essex FA Yes No 267 ROYAL DOCKS COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF NEWHAM Community school Yes No 268 STAR PARK LB Newham Sports Club Yes No 269 THAMES WATER Essex FA Yes No 270 UPTON PARK (WEST HAM FC) Sports Club Yes No 271 WEST HAM MEMORIAL GROUND Essex FA Yes No 272 WEST HAM PARK CORPORATION OF LONDON Local Authority Yes No

Redbridge 273 ALDERSBROOK ROAD Essex FA Yes No 274 ASHTON PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes Yes 275 BANCROFT RFC Bancroft RFC Sports Club Yes No 276 BANCROFTS SCHOOL BANCROFTS SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 277 BARKINGSIDE FOOTBALL GROUND Sports Club Yes No 278 BARKINGSIDE RECREATION GROUND LB Redbridge Local Authority Yes No 279 BARLEY MOW SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 280 BEAL HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 281 BLAKE HALL SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 282 CATERHAM HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Community school Yes No 283 CLAYHALL PARK Essex FA Yes No 284 CLAYHILL PARK LB Redbridge Local Authority Yes No

42 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

285 CRICKLEFIELD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 286 CRICKLEFIELD STADIUM Essex FA Yes No 287 EASTERN AVE RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 288 ELMBRIDGE SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 289 FAIRLOP OAK PLAYING FIELD The London PFS Other Yes No 290 FAIRLOP OAK PLAYING FIELDS Other Yes No 291 FORD SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Essex FA Yes No 292 FORD SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Essex FA Yes No 293 FORD SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 294 GOODMAYES HOSPITAL Local Authority Yes No 295 GOODMAYES PARK LB Redbridge Local Authority Yes No 296 GOODMAYES PARK EXTENSION LB Redbridge Local Authority Yes No 297 HAINAULT FOREST HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 298 HAINAULT RECREATION Essex FA Yes No 299 HAINAULT RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 300 HARROW ROAD Essex FA Yes No 301 ILFORD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 302 ILFORD WANDERERS RFC Sports Club Yes No 303 JACK CARTER PAVILLION Essex FA Yes No 304 KEARLY AND TONGE Industry (for employees) Yes No 305 KING SOLOMON HGH SCHOOL LB Redbridge Community school Yes No 306 LITTLE HEATH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Foundation Special School Yes No 307 LONDON MARATHON PLAYING FIELD (REDBRIDGE) The London PFS Other Yes No 308 LONDON POSTAL SPORTS CLUB Industry (for employees) Yes No 309 LOXFORD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Community school Yes Yes 310 LUXFORD PARK Essex FA Yes No 311 MAYFIELD SCHOOL AND COLLEGE MAYFIELD SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Foundation School Yes No 312 NEW RUSH HALL SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Community Special School Yes No 313 NEWBURY PARK Yes No 314 NEWTOWN SPORTS CLUB Essex FA Yes No 315 OAKFIELDS SPORTS GROUND Essex FA Yes No 316 OAKS PARK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HALL THE MILL GROUP Community school Yes No 317 OAKSIDE STADIUM Local Authority Yes No 318 OLD PARKONIANS LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No

43 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

319 PITCH 1 Essex FA Yes No 320 RAY PARK Essex FA Yes No 321 REDBRIDGE COLLEGE LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 322 REDBRIDGE JEWISH YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE JEWISH CARE No Yes 323 REDBRIDGE SPORTS & LEISURE REDBRIDGE SPORTS CENTRE TRUST LTD. Other Yes Yes 324 SEVEN KINGS HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 325 SEVEN KINGS PARK Local Authority Yes No 326 SNARESBROOK FOOTBALL AND CRICKET CLUB Sports Club Yes No 327 SOUTH PARK Essex FA Yes No 328 SOUTH WOODFORD CRICKET & SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 329 SOUTH WOODFORD CRICKET AND SPORTS GROUND Essex FA Yes No 330 SOUTH WOODFORD CRICKET CLUB Sports Club Yes No 331 SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 332 STRATFORD NEWTOWN METHODIST SPORTS GROUND Essex FA Yes No 333 THE NEW WILDERNESS, ETON MANOR RUGBY FOOTBALL Sports Club Yes No 334 UNIVERSITY OF EAST LONDON Essex FA Yes No 335 VALENTINE PARK Local Authority Yes No 336 WANSTEAD CRICKET CLUB WANSTEAD SPORTS GROUND LIMITED Commercial Yes No 337 WANSTEAD FLATS City of London Local Authority Yes No 338 WANSTEAD LEISURE CENTRE WANSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL Community school Yes No 339 WANSTEAD YOUTH CENTRE Local Authority Yes No 340 WESTHAM ACADEMY TRAINING GROUND Sports Club Yes No 341 WHITBREAD SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 342 WILLIAM TORBITT SCHOOL Essex FA Yes No 343 WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 344 WOODFORD BRIDGE ROAD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 345 WOODFORD TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB Other Independent School Yes No

Tower Hamlets 346 ASHFIELD STREET OPEN SPACE LB Tower Hamlets Local Authority Yes No 347 JOHN ORWELL (WAPPING) SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS Local Authority No Yes 348 JUNC OLD FORD ROAD OPEN SPACE LB Tower Hamlets Local Authority Yes No 349 JUNC TREDEGAR ROAD OPEN SPACE LB Tower Hamlets Local Authority Yes No 350 MILE END PARK STADIUM LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS Local Authority Yes Yes

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351 MILLWALL PARK Yes No 352 QUEEN MARY STUDENT UNION QUEEN MARY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 353 STEPNEY GREEN MULTIPITCH LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS Local Authority No Yes 354 VICTORIA PARK Essex FA Yes No

45 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic North Barnet 1 ALICE OWEN (DAME) Local Authority Yes No 2 ASHMOLE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes Yes 3 ASHMOLE SCHOOL SPORTS HALL ASHMOLE SCHOOL Foundation School No Yes 4 BARNET HILL Community school Yes No 5 BARNET PLAYING FIELDS Barnet Local Authority Yes No 6 BASING HILL PARK Barnet Local Authority Yes No 7 BETHUNE RECREATION GROUND Barnet Local Authority Yes No 8 BISHOP DOUGLAS RC HIGH Community school Yes No 9 BROOK FARM OPEN SPACE LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 10 BROOKLAND JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 11 BRUNSWICK PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 12 BURTONHOLE PLAYING FIELDS Camden Playing Fields Trust Fund Sports Club Yes No 13 CHILDS HILL PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 14 CHRIST CHURCH CE Community school Yes No 15 CHRIST CHURCH CE Other Independent School Yes No 16 CHRIST'S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 17 CHRIST'S COLLEGE, FINCHLEY- DOLLIS PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 18 CLITTERHOUSE AND BROOK FARM Barnet Council Local Authority Yes No 19 CLITTERHOUSE PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 20 COLINDALE Community school Yes No 21 COMPTON SPORTS CENTRE (FINCHLEY) LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Community school No Yes 22 COPPETTS WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 23 COPTHALL PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 24 COPTHALL SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 25 COURTLAND Community school Yes No 26 CROMER ROAD Community school Yes No 27 DALE GREEN Other Independent School Yes No 28 DANEGROVE Community school Yes No 29 DEANSBROOK JUNIOR Community school Yes No 30 EAST BARNET SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes Yes 31 EAST BARNET SCHOOL- WESTBROOK CRESCENT LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No

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32 EDGWARE JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 33 EDGWAREBURY PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 34 FINCHLEY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 35 FRITH MANOR Community school Yes No 36 GARDEN SUBURB JUNIOR Community school Yes No 37 GLEBELANDS OPEN SPACE LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 38 GOLDERS HILL (HAMPSTEAD HEATH) London Borough of Barnet Local Authority Yes No 39 HALLIWICK RECREATION GROUND LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 40 HENDON FC Hendon FC Arbiter Group plc Sports Club Yes No 41 HENDON PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 42 HENDON SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 43 HOLLICKWOOD Community school Yes No 44 HOLY TRINITY CE Community school Yes No 45 KING ALFRED SCHOOL KING ALFRED SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 46 KING GEORGE V PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 47 LIVINGSTONE PRIMARY Community school Yes No 48 LONDON LIONS FC Unknown Sports Club Yes No 49 LUDGROVE LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 50 LYTTELTON PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 51 MAPLEDOWN SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Community Special School Yes No 52 MARNHAM FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 53 MILL HILL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 54 MILL HILL PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 55 MILL HILL SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE MILL HILL SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 56 MILL HILL SQUASH AND HOCKEY CLUB Mill Hill Squash and Hockey Club Sports Club Yes No 57 MONTROSE PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 58 NANT ROAD FIELD LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 59 NEW SOUTHGATE RECREATION GROUND LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 60 NORTHWAY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 61 OAK HILL CANPUS Community school Yes No 62 OAK LODGE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Community Special School Yes No 63 OAKHILL PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 64 OLD CAMDENIANS SPORTS ASSOCIATION London Borough Barnet Sports Club Yes No 65 OLD FINCHLEIANS Old Finchleians Sports Club Yes No

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66 OSIDGE Community school Yes No 67 PEEL CENTRE- POLICE TRAINING CENTRE Government Yes No 68 QUEEN ELIZABETH SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Community school Yes No 69 QUEENSWELL JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 70 ST JAMES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 71 ST JOHNS CE Community school Yes No 72 ST MARYS C E Community school Yes No 73 ST VINCENTS RC Community school Yes No 74 THE BURROUGHS SPORTS CLUB MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions No Yes 75 THE COMPTON Community school Yes No 76 THE EDGWARE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 77 THE FAIRWAY Community school Yes No 78 THE HYDE Community school Yes No 79 THE MOUNT SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Other Independent School Yes No 80 THE ORION PRIMARY Community school Yes No 81 THE RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 82 TRENT CE Community school Yes No 83 TUDOR Community school Yes No 84 TUDOR SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 85 UNDERHILL JUNIOR Community school Yes No 86 UNDERHILL STADIUM (BARNET FC) Yes No 87 VICTORIA RECREATION GROUND LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 88 WATLING PARK LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 89 WELLGROVE SCHOOL WELLGROVE EDUCATION CENTRE Other Independent School Yes No 90 WEST HENDON PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 91 WHITEFIELD SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority No Yes 92 WOODCROFT PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET Local Authority Yes No 93 WOODFIELD EXTENSION LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 94 WOODFIELD PARK Local Authority Yes No 95 WOODHOUSE COLLEGE WOODHOUSE COLLEGE Further Education No Yes 96 WOODRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 97 WOODSIDE PARK SCHOOL Community school Yes No

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Enfield

98 ALBANY PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 99 ALBANY SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Foundation School Yes Yes 100 ALMA ROAD OPEN SPACE LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 101 ARNOS PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 102 AYLANDS OPEN SPACE London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 103 AYLANDS SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community Special School Yes No 104 AYLWARD SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community school Yes Yes 105 BISHOP STOPFORD'S SCHOOL BISHOP STOPFORD'S SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 106 BOTANY BAY CRICKET CLUB BOTANY BAY CRICKET CLUB Sports Club Yes No 107 BOUNDARY PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 108 BRACKENDALE PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 109 BRIMSDOWN SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 110 BRMALEY SPORTS GROUND London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 111 BROOMFIELD PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 112 BROOMFIELD SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Foundation School Yes Yes 113 BUSH HILL PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 114 CHACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community school Yes No 115 CHASE SIDE SCHOOL & KING GEORGE'S SCHOOL P FIELDS Community school Yes No 116 CHURCH STREET RECREATION LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 117 CHURCHFIELDS RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 118 CLOWES SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 119 COCKFOSTERS SPORTS GROUND London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 120 CRAIG PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 121 DURANTS PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 122 EDMONTON SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Edmonton Cricket Club Land Purchasing So Sports Club Yes No 123 ENFIELD COLLEGE Enfield College Community school Yes No 124 ENFIELD COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE ENFIELD COLLEGE Further Education Yes No 125 ENFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community school Yes No 126 ENFIELD COUNTY SCHOOL - LOWER ENFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 127 ENFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Foundation School Yes No 128 ENFIELD PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 129 ENFIELD RANGERS Enfield Rangers Sports Club Yes No 130 FIRS FARM London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 131 GROCERS RECREATION GROUND Hackney Council Sports Club Yes No

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132 GROVELANDS PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 133 HAZELWOOD SPORTS GROUND London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 134 HIGHLANDS SCHOOL SPORTS FACILITIES EQUION Community school Yes Yes 135 HOLTSWHITE HILL SPORTS GROUND Unknown Sports Club Yes No 136 IVY ROAD OPEN SPACE London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 137 JUBILEE PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 138 KING GEORGES FIELD London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 139 KINGSMEAD Local Authority Yes No 140 LATYMER SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 141 LEA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE EQUION Community school Yes Yes 142 MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY (TRENT PARK SITE) MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes No 143 MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY - WORLD ENDS LANE SPORTS MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes No GROUND 144 MONTAGUE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 145 NORTH ENFIELD RECREATION London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 146 OAKTREE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 147 PAULIN FIELD Winchmore Hill Cricket Club Sports Club Yes No 148 PONDERS END RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 149 PYMMES PARK London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 150 RIVERSIDE CLUB Yes No 151 SALISBURY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 152 SOHAM ROAD RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No 153 SOUTHBURY LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority No Yes 154 SOUTHGATE HOCKEY CENTRE MR DEREK HAMBRIDGE Commercial Yes Yes 155 SOUTHGATE SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community school Yes Yes 156 ST ANNES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS DIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER Community Organisation Yes No 157 ST JOHNS SCHOOL SPORTS HALL ST JOHNS SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 158 ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE NOT KNOWN Voluntary Aided School Yes No 159 TOTTENHALL RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 160 TOWNPARK PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Local Authority Yes No 161 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON SPORTS GROUND University of London Yes No 162 WALKER CRICKET GROUND The Walker Cricket Ground Trust Sports Club Yes No 163 WAVERLEY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community Special School Yes No 164 WHITEWEBBS SPORTS CENTRE WHITEWEBBS SPORTS CENTRE Sports Club Yes No

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165 WINCHMORE HILL FC Winchmore Hill Cricket Club Sports Club Yes No 166 WINCHMORE SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD Community school Yes No 167 WOODCROFT OPEN SPACE London Borough of Enfield Local Authority Yes No

Haringey 168 ALBERT ROAD RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Local Authority Yes No 169 ALEXANDRA PARK CRICKET CLUB ALEXANDRA PALACE AND PARK Other Yes No 170 CALTHORPE CRICKET CLUB SHEPHERDS COT Other Yes No 171 CHANNING SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 172 CHESTNUTS RECREATION GROUND not known Local Authority Yes No 173 DOWN LANE RECREATION GROUND not known Local Authority Yes No 174 DOWNHILLS RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Local Authority Yes No 175 FINSBURY PARK LB Haringey Local Authority Yes No 176 FORTISMERE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Local Authority Yes Yes 177 FREDERICK KNIGHT SPORTS GROUND Community Action Sport Other Yes No 178 GLADESMORE COMMUNITY Community school Yes No 179 GLADESMORE SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Community school No Yes 180 GREIG CITY ACADEMY GREIG CITY Academies Yes No 181 HARINGEY BOROUGH F C Haringey Borough FC Sports Club Yes No 182 HIGHGATE CRICKET GROUND SHEPHERDS COT Other Yes No 183 HIGHGATE WOOD CORPORATION OF LONDON Local Authority Yes No 184 HIGHGATE WOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Community school Yes Yes 185 LORDSHIP RECREATION GROUND Broadwater Community Trust Local Authority Yes No 186 LORDSHIP RECREATION GROUND London Borough of haringey Local Authority Yes No 187 LYTTLETON PLAYING FIELDS LB Barnet Local Authority Yes No 188 MALLINSON SPORTS CENTRE HIGHGATE SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 189 MARKFIELD RECREATION GROUND not known Local Authority Yes No 190 MUSWELL HILL PLAYING FIELD Unknown Local Authority Yes No 191 NORTH LONDON CRICKET CLUB SHEPHERDS COT Other Yes No 192 NORTH MIDDLESEX CRICKET CLUB SHEPHERDS COT Other Yes No 193 NORTHUMBERLAND PARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority No Yes 194 NORTHUMBERLAND PARK SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Community school No Yes 195 SELBY CENTRE SELBY TRUST Other Yes No 196 ST ALDYSIUS COLLEGES PLAYING FIELDS Westminster R C Diocese Community school Yes No

51 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

197 WHITE HART LANE Community school Yes No 198 WHITE HART LANE (TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC) Sports Club Yes No 199 WHITE HART LANE COMMUNITY SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY Local Authority Yes Yes 200 WOOD GREEN COMMON LB Haringey Local Authority Yes No

Waltham Forest 201 AINSLIE WOOD SPORTS GROUND LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 202 AVELING PARK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 203 BISTERNE AVENUE LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 204 BLADES LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 205 BRITTANIA PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 206 BROADFIELDS SPORTS GROUND LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 207 CAVENDISH SPORTS GROUND LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 208 CHARLETON CE PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 209 CHINGFORD Community school Yes No 210 CHINGFORD CRICKET CLUB CHINGFORD CRICKET CLUB Sports Club Yes No 211 CHINGFORD RUGBY CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 212 CORONATION GARDENS EXTENSION Local Authority Yes No 213 COUNTY GROUND Essex FA Yes No 214 DOUGLAS EYRE SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes Yes 215 DRAPERS FIELD RECREATION GROUND Crown Estates Yes No 216 DRAPERS PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority No Yes 217 DRAPERS SPORTS GROUND LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 218 FOREST SCHOOL THE FOREST SCHOOL CHARITABLE TRUST Community Organisation Yes No 219 GOERGE WHITE SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 220 HIGHAMS PARK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes Yes 221 IVE FARM LB Waltham Forest Local Authority Yes No 222 JUBILEE SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 223 KELMSCOTT LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority No Yes 224 LARKSWOOD PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 225 LEE VALLEY SPORTS CENTRE Local Authority Yes No 226 LEYTON COUNTY GROUND Essex FA Yes No 227 LEYTON FOOTBALL CLUB LEYTON FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 228 LOW HALL SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No

52 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

229 MARSH LANE PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 230 MATCHROOM STADIUM (LEYTON ORIENT FC) Sports Club Yes No 231 PARMITERS LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 232 PETER MAY SPORTS CENTRE LONDON PLAYING FIELDS SOCIETY Other Yes No 233 ROLLS SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 234 RUSHCROFT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Community school Yes No 235 SALISBURY HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes Yes 236 SIR GEORGE MONOUX COLLEGE SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Further Education Yes No 237 ST EGBERTS LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 238 THE HEALTH CLUB (WALTHAMSTOW) LONDON PLAYING FIELDS SOCIETY Community Organisation Yes Yes 239 THE LAMMAS SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Community school Yes No 240 THE MCENTEE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Community school Yes No 241 THE SCORE COMPLEX LEYTON ORIENT SCORE PROJECT Other No Yes 242 TYNE ACRE PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 243 WADHAM LODGE NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 244 WALTHAMSTOW CRICKET CLUB WALTHAMSTOW CRICKET CLUB Sports Club Yes No 245 WANSTEAD SPORTS GROUND Unknown Local Authority Yes No 246 WILLIAM MORRIS SCHOOL Merton Borough Council Community school Yes No 247 WILLOWFIELD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No 248 WOODFORD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF REDBRIDGE Local Authority Yes No 249 WOODFORD RUGBY CLUB LONDON BOROUGH OF WALTHAM FOREST Local Authority Yes No

53 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic South Bromley 1 ADDINGTON SPORTS GROUND LB Bromley Sports Club Yes No 2 ALEXANDRA RECREATION GROUND Bromley LB Local Authority Yes No 3 BASTON SCHOOL BASTON SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 4 BEAVERWOOD LODGE SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 5 BEAVERWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 6 BECKENHAM RECREATION GROUND Sports Club Yes No 7 BECKENHAM RUGBY CLUB BECKENHAM RUGBY CLUB Yes No 8 BECKENHAM TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB Beckenham Town F.C Ltd Sports Club Yes No 9 BETHLEM & MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK Community Special School Yes No 10 BETTS PARK LB Bromley Local Authority Yes No 11 BIGGIN HILL RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 12 BISHOP CHALLONER SCHOOL DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Other Independent School Yes No 13 BLAKE RECREATION GREEN Bromley LB Local Authority Yes No 14 BLUE CIRCLE SPORTS GROUND Blue Circle Plc Industry (for employees) Yes No 15 BROMLEY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No EDUCATION 16 BROMLEY FC Sports Club Yes No 17 BROMLEY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DAY SCHOOL TRUST Not known Yes Yes 18 BROMLEY TENNIS CENTRE AT NEWSTEAD LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes No 19 BROMLEY TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 20 BROWNS SCHOOL MARTIN BROWN Other Independent Special School Yes No 21 BULLERS WOOD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 22 BURWOOD SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 23 CATOR PARK LB Bromley Local Authority Yes No 24 CENTYMCA Sports Club Yes No 25 CHELSFIELD FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 26 CHISLEHURST RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 27 CITY IRRIGATION GROUND Industry (for employees) Yes No 28 CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (SOUTH SUBURBAN) Sports Club Yes No 29 CONEY HALL FC Sports Club Yes No 30 CONEY RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No

54 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

31 COOPERS TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 32 CROYDON ROAD RECREATION GROUND (KESLEY PARK) Local Authority Yes No 33 CRYSTAL PALACE NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes Yes 34 CRYSTAL PALACE TRAINING GROUND - FORMER CGU Crystal Palace 2000 Sports Club Yes No SPORTS 35 CUDHAM RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 36 DARRICK WOOD SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes Yes 37 DARUL ULOOM LONDON DARUL ULOOM LONDON Other Independent School Yes No 38 DARWIN SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes Yes 39 ELTHAM COLLEGE ELTHAM COLLEGE Other Independent School Yes No 40 EX BLUES FC Sports Club Yes No 41 FARNBOROUGH SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 42 FARRINGTONS & STRATFORD HOUSE SCHOOL FARRINGTONS & STRATFORD HOUSE SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No

43 FITNESS EXCHANGE (BECKENHAM) MIKE CORBY HOLDINGS Commercial Yes No 44 FLAMINGO PARK CLUB, FORMERLY NATIONAL DOCK Sports Club Yes No LABOUR 45 FOOTSIES SPORTS CLUB Unknown Sports Club Yes No 46 FORMER LLOYDS BANK SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 47 FORMERLY POLICROM FC Sports Club Yes No 48 FURNESS WITHY SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 49 GLEBE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation Special School Yes No 50 GLENTRAMMON RECREATION GROUND LB Bromley Local Authority Yes No 51 GODDINGTON PARK Local Authority Yes No 52 GRANBY SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 53 GRASSMEADE RECREATION GROUND LB Bromley Local Authority Yes No 54 GRAYS FARM PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 55 HARVINGTON PLAYING FIELDS Bromley Council Local Authority Yes No 56 HARVINGTON SPORTS GROUND (EDEN PARK) Sports Club Yes No 57 HAYES COUNTRY CLUB Sports Club Yes No 58 HAYES SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 59 HOBLINGLEY WOOD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 60 HOLMESDALE FOOTBALL CLUB ROOKERY ESTATES Commercial Yes No 61 HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE HOLY TRINITY TRUST Other Independent School Yes No 62 HSBC SPORTS GROUND HSBC Bank Industry (for employees) Yes No

55 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

63 KELSEY PARK SCHOOL FOR BOYS KELSEY PARK SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 64 KEMNAL TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE SPORTS HALL KEMNAL COLLEGE Foundation School Yes No 65 KENT CCC GROUND (BECKENHAM) THE LEANDER GROUP Commercial No Yes 66 KINGS HALL RECREATION GROUND not known Local Authority Yes No 67 LANGLEY PARK GIRLS SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes Yes 68 LONDON TRANSPORT SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 69 METROPOLITAN POLICE SPORTS CLUB Metropolitan Police Government Yes No 70 METROPOLITAN POLICE SPORTS GROUND Government Yes No 71 MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL SPORTS GROUND Health Authority Yes No 72 MORDEN PARK Yes No 73 MOTTINGHAM SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 74 NEWSTEAD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes No 75 OLD BROMLEIANS Sports Club Yes No 76 OLD DUNSTONIANS SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 77 OLD ELTHAMIANS Sports Club Yes No 78 OLD WILSONIANS SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 79 ORPINGTON ROVERS Sports Club Yes No 80 ORPINGTON SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 81 PARK HOUSE RFC Sports Club Yes No 82 PARKFIELD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 83 PETTS WOOD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 84 POVEREST PARK Local Authority Yes No 85 PRIORY SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes Yes 86 QUEENSMEAD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 87 RAVENSBOURNE SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School No Yes 88 RAVENSWOOD BOYS SCHOOL SPORTS HALL RAVENSWOOD BOYS SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 89 RECTORY PADDOCK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Local Authority Yes No 90 SEGAS SPORTS GROUND - OAKLEY ROAD Industry (for employees) Yes No 91 SOUTHBOROUGH PRIMARY Southboorough Primary Community school Yes No 92 SPARROWS DEN B RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 93 SPRING PARK CORPORATION OF LONDON Local Authority Yes No 94 ST MARY CRAY RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 95 ST OLAVES AND ST SAVIOURS GRAMMAR SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Voluntary Aided School Yes No 96 STANHOPE GROVE RECREATION GROUND (EDEN PARK) Local Authority Yes No

56 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

97 SUMMERHOUSE FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Local Authority Yes No 98 SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL GDST SPORTS GROUND SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL GDST Other Independent School Yes No 99 THE HIGHWAY PRIMARY SCHOOL London Borough of Bromley Community school Yes No 100 THE RAVENSBOURNE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BROMLEY Foundation School Yes No 101 WARREN AVENUE LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Local Authority Yes No 102 WARREN AVENUE PLAYING FIELDS Crown Estates Yes No 103 WEST WIXHAM FC Sports Club Yes No 104 WHITEHALL RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 105 WICKHAM PARK SPORTS CLUB WILLIAM PARK SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No

Croydon 106 ADDINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 107 ADDISCOMBE RECREATION GROUND LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 108 ASHBURTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes Yes 109 ASHBURTON HIGH SCHOOL Yes No 110 ASHBURTON PLAYING FIELDS LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 111 BEAUMONT PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 112 BYRON PRIMARY SCHOOL LB Croydon Community school Yes No 113 CLAPHAM OLD XAVERIANS SPORTS GROUND St James the Great School Sports Club Yes No 114 COLOMA CONVENT GIRLS' SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 115 COOMBE FARM COOMBE FARM MANOR Yes No 116 COOMBE LODGE LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 117 COULSDON COLLEGE NOT KNOWN Further Education Yes No 118 COULSDON COMMON Unknown Local Authority Yes No 119 COULSDON HIGH SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Further Education Yes No 120 COULSDON MEMORIAL GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 121 CROHAM HURST SCHOOL CROHAM HURST SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 122 CROYDON ATHLETIC FC Sports Club Yes No 123 CROYDON FC Sports Club Yes No 124 CROYDON MO SPORTS GROUND Unknown Local Authority Yes No 125 CROYDON SPORTS CLUB GIRLS DAY SCHOOL TRUST Other Independent School Yes Yes 126 DUPPAS HILL RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 127 EDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 128 GILBERT SCOTT JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No

57 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

129 GRANGE PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 130 GREEN LANE SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 131 HALING MANOR HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 132 HALING PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 133 JOHN RUSKIN COLLEGE JOHN RUSKIN COLLEGE Further Education Yes No 134 JOHN RUSKIN PLAYING FIELD LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 135 LLOYD PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 136 MANORHOUSE GROUND Community Organisation Yes No 137 MAYFIELD ROAD RECREATION GROUND Unknown Sports Club Yes No 138 MILNE PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 139 MONKS HILL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Community school Yes Yes 140 NORBURY PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 141 OLD WHITGIFTIANS CLUB OLD WHITGIFTIANS ASSOCIATION Yes No 142 PARKFIELDS PRIVATELY OWNED Other Yes No 143 POWERLEAGUE NORBURY Yes No 144 POWERLEAGUE SOCCER CENTRE Yes No 145 PURLEY WAY PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 146 RICKMAN HILL LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 147 RIDDLESDOWN HIGH SCHOOL BOURNE FOUNDATION Voluntary Aided School Yes No 148 ROWDOWN FIELD LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 149 ROYAL RUSSELL SCHOOL ROYAL RUSSELL SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 150 SANDERSTEAD RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 151 SELHURST PARK Sports Club Yes No 152 SELSDON RECREATION GROUND LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 153 SHIRLEY HIGH SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Foundation School Yes No 154 SMITHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL LBC Community school Yes No 155 SOUTH CROYDON RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 156 SOUTH NORWOOD LAKE AND GROUNDS LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 157 SOUTH NORWOOD RECREATION GROUND LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 158 ST JAMES THE GREAT SCHOOL St James the Great School Community school Yes No 159 ST JOSEPHS COLLEGE ST JOSEPHS COLLEGE Voluntary Aided School Yes No 160 ST. ANDREW'S C OF E VOLUNTARY AIDED HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes No 161 THE ARCHBISHOP LANFRANC SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Foundation School Yes No 162 THE FOX PH FIELDS Unknown Local Authority Yes No

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163 THE SELHURST HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Local Authority Yes Yes 164 THOMAS MORE SCHOOL THOMAS MORE SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 165 THORNTON HEATH RECREATION GROUND LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 166 TRINITY SPORTS CLUB TRINITY SCHOOL (CROYDON) Other Independent School Yes Yes 167 UPPER NORWOOD RECREATION GROUND LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 168 VIRGO FIDELIS CONVENT SENIOR SCHOOL VIRGO FIDELIS CONVENT SENIOR SCHOOL Other Yes No 169 WANDLE PARK LB Croydon Local Authority Yes No 170 WATTENDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 171 WESTWOOD LANGUAGE COLLEGE FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Community school Yes No 172 WHITGIFT SCHOOL WHITGIFT FOUNDATION Other Independent School Yes Yes 173 WOODCOTE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF CROYDON Community school Yes No

Kingston upon Thames 174 AFC WIMBLEDON AFC WIMBLEDON Sports Club Yes No 175 ALEXANDRA RECREATION GROUND ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 176 ATHELSTOUN RECREATION GROUND Royal Borough of Kingston Parks Service Local Authority Yes No 177 BEVERLEY PARK ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 178 BEVERLEY SCHOOL ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 179 CHRIST CHURCH C/E PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 180 CHRISTCHURCH JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 181 CHURCHFIELDS RG Royal Borough Of Kingston Parks Local Authority Yes No 182 COMMONS EXTENSION Local Authority Yes No 183 COOMBE GIRLS' SCHOOL KINGSTON UPON THAMES LOCAL EDUCATION Foundation School Yes No AUTHORITY 184 COOMBE HILL JUNIOR SCHOOL RBK Community school Yes No 185 DECKERS SPORTS CLUB ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 186 DICKERAGE RECREATION GROUND Royal Borough Of Kingston Parks Local Authority Yes No 187 DINTON FIELD Crown Estates Yes No 188 FAIRFIELD RECREATION GROUND ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 189 GRAND AVENUE PRIMARY AND NURSERY SCHOOL RBK Community school Yes No 190 KING EDWARDS RECREATION GROUND ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 191 KING GEORGES FIELD ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES

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192 KINGS COLLEGE SPORTSGROUND KINGS COLLEGE LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 193 KINGSMEADOW FITNESS & ATHLETIC CENTRE ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON Local Authority Yes No THAMES 194 KINGSTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL KINGSTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 195 KINGSTON ROAD RECREATION GROUND RBK Parks Services Local Authority Yes No 196 KINGSTON UNIVERSITY SPORTS GROUND Kingston Univesity Yes No 197 KNOLLHEAD PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 198 LATCHMERE PARK RBK Parks Service Local Authority Yes No 199 LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS SPORTS GROUND LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS Higher Education Institutions Yes No 200 MALDEN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Unknown Community school Yes No 201 MANOR PARK ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 202 MOOR LANE JUNIOR SCHOOL Kingston LEA Community school Yes No 203 MOTSPUR PARK Fulham Football Club+ Sports Club Yes No 204 NEW MALDEN Kings College London Yes No 205 RICHARD CHALLONER SCHOOL ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes Yes KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 206 SOUTHBOROUGH SCHOOL KINGSTON UPON THAMES LOCAL EDUCATION Foundation School Yes No AUTHORITY 207 ST AGATHAS CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 208 ST MATTHEWS C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL LEA Community school Yes No 209 ST PAULS PRIMARY Community school Yes No 210 ST PHILIP'S SCHOOL KINGSTON UPON THAMES LOCAL EDUCATION Community Special School Yes No AUTHORITY 211 SURBITON HIGH SCHOOL SURBITON HIGH SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 212 THE HOLLYFIELD SCHOOL AND CENTRE FOR CONTINUING KINGSTON UPON THAMES LOCAL EDUCATION Foundation School Yes No EDUCATION AUTHORITY 213 THE MOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 214 TIFFIN GIRLS SCHOOL COMMUNITY SPORTS CENTRE TIFFIN GIRLS SCHOOL Community school No Yes 215 TOLWORTH COURT GROUND KINGSTON UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes No 216 TOLWORTH RECREATION CENTRE ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON Community school Yes No THAMES 217 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON LOCAL AUTHORITY Higher Education Institutions No Yes 218 VICTORIA RECREATION GROUND ROYAL BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES 219 YMCA (KINGSTON - HAWKER CENTRE) ROYAL BOROUGH OF KINGSTON UPON Local Authority Yes No THAMES

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Merton

220 ABBEY RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 221 BISHOP GILPIN COFE PRIMARY SCHOOL Ricards Lodge High School Community school Yes No 222 BISHOPSFORD SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Community school Yes Yes 223 COLLIERS WOOD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 224 COTTENHAM PARK Merton Borough Council Local Authority Yes No 225 DRAX PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 226 DUNDONALD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 227 EASTFIELDS London Borough of Merton Community school Yes No 228 HASLEMERE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 229 HAYDONS ROAD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 230 JOHN INNES RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Local Authority Yes No 231 JOSEPH HOOD RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Local Authority Yes No 232 KING GEORGES PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 233 LAVENDER PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Local Authority Yes No 234 LIBERTY SCHOOL LB Merton Community school Yes No 235 MALMESBURY FIRST SCHOOL Malmesbry Middle School Community school Yes No 236 MITCHAM SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 237 MITCHAM VALE SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Community school No Yes 238 MORDEN PARK SPORTS CENTRE The London PFS Other Yes No 239 MORDEN RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 240 NURSERY ROAD PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 241 OBERON SPORTS GROUND RAYNES PARK HIGH SCHOOL Local Authority Yes No 242 OLD TENISONIANS SPORTS GROUND NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 243 POLLARDS HILL YOUTH CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Yes No 244 PRINCE GEORGES FIELD MR GJELSTEN AND MR ROEKKE Commercial Yes No 245 PRINCE GEORGES PLAYING FIELDS Crown Estates Yes No 246 RAYNES PARK HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Community school Yes Yes 247 RAYNES PARK VALE FC Sports Club Yes No 248 RICARDS LODGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Community school No Yes 249 SIR JOSEPH HOOD MEMORIAL PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 250 ST MATTHEWS C E PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 251 TAMWORTH MANOR HIGH SCHOOL LB Merton Community school Yes No 252 THE KING'S CLUB KCS ENTERPRISES LTD Other Independent School No Yes 253 THREE KINGS PIECE Local Authority Yes No

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254 TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED FC Sports Club Yes No 255 WESTMINSTER CITY SCHOOL SPORTS GROUND Westminster School Community school Yes No 256 WIMBLEDON CLUB MEMBERS Sports Club Yes No 257 WIMBLEDON COLLEGE DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Not known Yes No 258 WIMBLEDON HIGH SCHOOL SPORT GROUND WIMBLEDON HIGH SCHOOL Other Independent School No Yes 259 WIMBLEDON RFC LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON Local Authority Yes No

Richmond upon Thames 260 BARN ELMS SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF WANDSWORTH Local Authority Yes No 261 BARN ELMS SPORTS GROUND RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 262 BARNES COMMON LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 263 BROOM ROAD RECREATION RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 264 BUCKINGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 265 BUSHEY PARK ROYAL PARKS AGENCY Sports Club Yes No 266 CARLISLE PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 267 CHRISTS CHURCH OF ENGLAND COMPREHENSIVE DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Not known Yes No SECONDARY SCHOOL 268 CHRISTS SCHOOL SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Voluntary Aided School Yes No THAMES 269 CLARENDON SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF Community Special School Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 270 COLLIS PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 271 DUKES MEADOW LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 272 GREY COURT SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school Yes No THAMES 273 HAM PLAYING FIELDS Kew & Ham Sports Association Sports Club Yes No 274 HAMPTON AND RICHMOND BOROUGH FC LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 275 HAMPTON COURT HOUSE SCHOOL HAMPTON COURT HOUSE SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 276 HAMPTON HILL JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 277 HAMPTON JUNIOR SCHOOL L.B. of Richmond Upon Thames Community school Yes No 278 HAMPTON SCHOOL HAMPTON SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 279 HAMPTON SPORTS, ARTS AND FITNESS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school Yes Yes THAMES 280 HEATHFIELD JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 281 HEATHFIELD RECREATION RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 282 HOLY TRINITY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No

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283 IMPERIAL COLLEGE - TEDDINGTON SPORTS GROUND IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 284 IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON SPORTS GROUND IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON Higher Education Institutions Yes No 285 KEW ASSOCIATION FC Kew Association Sports Club Yes No 286 KEW CRICKET CLUB KEW GREEN Other Yes No 287 KING GEORGES FIELD LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 288 KING'S HOUSE SCHOOL OTHER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Other Independent School No Yes 289 KINGS COLLEGE SPORTS FIELD LOCAL AUTHORITY No Yes 290 KNELLER GARDENS RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 291 LADY ELEANOR HOLLES SCHOOL LADY ELEANOR HOLLES SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 292 LOWTHER PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 293 MARBLE HILL PARK English Heritage Government Yes No 294 MEADLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 295 MOORMEAD RECREATION RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 296 NELSON PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 297 NORTH SHEEN RECREATION RICHMOND COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 298 NPL SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 299 OLD DEER PARK CROWN ESTATES Other Yes No 300 OLD HAMPTONIANS SPORTS GROUND Old Hamptonians Sports Club Yes No 301 OLD LATYMERIANS SPORTS GROUND Old Latymerians Sports Club Yes No 302 OLDFIELD HOUSE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 303 ORLEANS PARK SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school Yes No THAMES 304 PALEWELL COMMON LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 305 RECTORY SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LOCAL AUTHORITY No Yes 306 RICHMOND UPON THAMES COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE Further Education Yes No 307 ROCKS LANE TENNIS & FOOTBALL CENTRE TFC Leisure Ltd Commercial Yes No 308 SHEEN COMMON LONDON BOROUGH OF Local Authority Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 309 SHEEN MOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 310 SHENE SCHOOL/SHENE SPORTS CENTRE Shere school Community school Yes No 311 SHENE SPORTS & FITNESS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school No Yes THAMES 312 ST EDMUNDS RC PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 313 ST JAMES PLAYING FIELD Community school Yes No

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314 ST JAMESS RC PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 315 ST JOHNS THE BAPTIST CE JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 316 ST MARYS & ST PETERS CE PRIMARY SCH Community school Yes No 317 ST MARYS COLLEGE ST MARYS COLLEGE Higher Education Institutions Yes No 318 ST MARYS COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE ST MARYS COLLEGE Higher Education Institutions Yes No 319 ST MARYS TEDDINGTON LOCK Yes No 320 ST OSMUNDS PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 321 ST PAULS SCHOOL ST PAULS SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 322 ST RICHARDS WITH ST ANDREWS PRIMARY Community school Yes No 323 STANLEY JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 324 TEDDINGTON SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school No Yes THAMES 325 THE GERMAN SCHOOL OTHER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 326 THE HARRODIAN SCHOOL OTHER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 327 THE ROYAL MILITARY SCHOOL OF MUSIC MOD Yes No 328 THE SWEDISH SCHOOL OTHER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 329 WALDEGRAVE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF Community school Yes No RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES 330 WHITTON SPORTS & FITNESS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON Community school Yes Yes THAMES Sutton 331 BARROW HEDGES COMMUNITY SCHOOL LB Sutton Community school Yes No 332 BEDDINGTON PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 333 BOROUGH SPORTS GROUND LB of Sutton Sports Club Yes No 334 CARSHALTON ATHLETIC FC Sports Club Yes No 335 CARSHALTON BOYS SPORTS COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON Community school Yes No 336 CHEAM HIGH SPORTS CENTRE CHEAM HIGH SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 337 CHEAM RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 338 CHEAM SPORTS CLUB CHEAM SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 339 CORRIGAN AVENUE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 340 CROYDON GAS SPORTS CLUB CROYDON GAS SPORTS CLUB MEMBERS Sports Club Yes No 341 CUDDINGTON RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 342 GLENTHORNE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS FACILITIES GLENTHORNE HIGH SCHOOL Community school Yes No 343 GREEN WRYTHE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 344 IMPERIAL FIELDS Unknown Sports Club Yes No

64 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

345 LIMES GREEN Local Authority Yes No 346 MELLOWS PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 347 OVERTON GRANGE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HALL OVERTON GRANGE HIGH SCHOOL Community school Yes No 348 OVERTON PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 349 POULTER PARK Local Authority Yes No 350 PURLEY SPORTS CLUB PURLEY SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 351 REIGATE AVENUE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 352 ROUNDSHAW PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 353 ROUNDSHAW PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 354 SHEEN WAY SPORTS GROUND LB Sutton Local Authority Yes No 355 ST HELIER OPEN SPACE AND SUTTON ARENA London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 356 ST PHILOMENA'S SCHOOL ST PHILOMENAS SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 357 STANLEY PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 358 SUTTON COMMON RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 359 SUTTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS SUTTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS Foundation School Yes No 360 SUTTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DAY SCHOOL TRUST Other Independent School Yes No 361 SUTTON UTD FC Sports Club Yes No 362 THE ALL WEATHER PITCH ROSEHILL LONDON BOROUGH OF SUTTON Local Authority No Yes 363 THE AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL Crown Estates Community school Yes No 364 THE JOHN FISHER SCHOOL THE JOHN FISHER SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School Yes No 365 THOMAS WALL PARK London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No 366 WALLINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL WALLINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 367 WALLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WALLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Foundation School Yes No 368 WALLINGTON SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 369 WESTBOURNE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 370 WILSONS SCHOOL DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK Not known Yes No 371 WORCESTER PARK CRICKET CLUB Worcester Park Cricket Club Commercial Yes No 372 WRYTHE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Sutton Local Authority Yes No

65 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic West Brent 1 ACORN NURSERY Community school Yes No 2 ALPERTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL EALING LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 3 BYRON COURT PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 4 CAPITAL CITY ACADEMY SPORTS FACILITIES LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Academies Yes Yes 5 CHALKHILL YOUTH AND COMMUNITY CENTRE BRENT YOUTH SERVICE Yes No 6 CHURCH LANE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Brent Local Authority Yes No 7 CLAREMONT HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 8 CONVENT OF JESUS AND MARY LANGUAGE COLLEGE DIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER Community Organisation Yes No 9 ETON GROVE OPEN SPACE LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 10 FRYENT PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 11 GIBBONS RECREATION GROUND Brent London Borough Council Local Authority Yes No 12 GLADSTONE PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes Yes 13 JFS SCHOOL JFS SCHOOL Voluntary Aided School No Yes 14 JOHN BILLAM SPORTS GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 15 KING EDWARD VII PARK London Borough Brent Local Authority Yes No 16 KINGSBURY HIGH SCHOOL KINGSBURY HIGH SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 17 KINGSBURY HIGH SCHOOL (LOWER SITE) LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 18 KINGSBURY TOWN FC Kingsbury Town FC Sports Club Yes No 19 LONDON TRANSPORT SPORTS GROUND London Transport Sports Club Yes No 20 MAYBANK OPEN SPACE BRENT COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 21 MOBERLY SPORTS & EDUCATION CENTRE CITY OF WESTMINSTER Local Authority No Yes 22 NORTH WEST LONDON JEWISH DAY PRIMARY Community school Yes No 23 NORTHWICK PARK Brent London Borough Council Local Authority Yes No 24 OAKINGTON MANOR SCHOOL Foundation School No Yes 25 OUR LADY OF GRACE RC JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 26 PARK LANE PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 27 POPLAR GROVE PLAYING FIELDS Brent Council Local Authority Yes No 28 PRESTON MANOR HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 29 PRESTON PARK BRENT COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 30 PRESTON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 31 QUEENS PARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No

66 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

32 ROE GREEN PARK BRENT COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 33 ST JOSEPHS R.C. CATHOLIC JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 34 STONEBRIDGE RECREATION GROUND STONEBRIDGE HOUSING ACTION TRUST Other Yes Yes 35 SUDBURY COURT SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Yes No 36 SUDBURY HILL PLAYING FIELDS Local Authority Yes No 37 TENTERDEN SPORTS GROUND Brent Council Local Authority Yes No 38 THE COPLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Foundation School Yes No 39 TIVERTON PLAYING FIELD BRENT COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 40 TOKYNGTON RECREATION GROUND BRENT COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 41 UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER (HARROW SITE) UNVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER Higher Education Institutions Yes No 42 VALE FARM SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes Yes 43 WEMBLEY HIGH SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No 44 WILLESDEN SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF BRENT Local Authority Yes No

Ealing 45 ACTON YOCHIEN Other Independent School Yes No 46 ALWYN GARDENS Middlesex FA Yes No 47 AVENUE PARK Viking Ladies FC Sports Club Yes No 48 BERKELEY FIELDS North Greenford UTD FC Local Authority Yes No 49 BIRKBECK SPORTS ASSOCIATION University Of London (Birkbeck College) Yes No 50 BLONDISH PARK Local Authority Yes No 51 BRENT FIELD Community school Yes No 52 BRENTHAM CLUB LTD Bentham Club Ltd Industry (for employees) Yes No 53 BRENTSIDE SPORTS FACILITIES LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Foundation School No Yes 54 CHURCHFIELD RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 55 DORMERS WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Community school Yes No 56 DORMERS WELLS LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Community school Yes No 57 DRAYTON GREEN LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 58 DRAYTON GREEN RECREATION GROUND Local Authority Yes No 59 DRAYTON MANOR HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 60 EALING CENTRAL SPORTS GROUND Local Authority Yes No 61 EALING SHAMROCK CLUB Railtrack Sports Club Yes No 62 ELTHORNE SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Community school Yes No 63 ELTHORNEPARK Local Authority Yes No

67 No. Site Name Owner Name Owner Type Grass Synthetic

64 EVERSHEDS SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB Middlesex FA Yes No 65 FEATHERSTONE SPORTS CENTRE (SOUTHALL) FEATHERSTONE HIGH SCHOOL Community school No Yes 66 FOX LANE RESERVOIR Middlesex FA Yes No 67 GLAXOSMITHKLINE LEISURE CLUB Glaxosmithkline PLC Industry (for employees) Yes No 68 GREENFORD SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Foundation School Yes No 69 GURNELL POOL & LEISURE CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 70 HANWELL TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 71 HATHAWAY PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 72 ISLIP MANOR PARK Local Authority Yes No 73 KING GEORGES PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Ealing Local Authority Yes No 74 LAMMAS PARK Local Authority Yes No 75 NORTH ACTON PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Ealing Local Authority Yes No 76 NORTHOLT HIGH SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Not known Yes No 77 NORTHOLT HIGH SCHOOL NORTHOLT HIGH SCHOOL Foundation School No Yes 78 NORTHOLT RUGBY CLUB Middlesex FA Yes No 79 OSTERLEY SPORTS GROUND London Borough Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 80 PERIVALE PARK ATHLETICS TRACK & GYM LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 81 PITSHANGER PARK Local Authority Yes No 82 QUEENS DRIVE PLAYING FIELD Yes No 83 RECTORY PARK Local Authority Yes No 84 SOUTHALL CRICKET CLUB Southall Cricket Club (leased off Counci Sports Club Yes No 85 SOUTHALL RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Ealing Local Authority Yes No 86 SOUTHALL RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 87 SOUTHFIELD ROAD PLAYING FIELD Local Authority Yes No 88 SOUTHFIELDS REC LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 89 SPIKES BRIDGE PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 90 ST BENEDICTS JUNIOR SCHOOL Community school Yes No 91 ST BENEDICTS SENIOR SCHOOL TRUST OF ST BENEDICTS ABBEY Other Independent School Yes No 92 ST RAPHAELS R C PRIMARY SCHOOL St Raphaels School Community school Yes No 93 TENTELOW LANE SPORTS GROUND Community Organisation Yes No 94 THAMES VALLEY UNIVERSITY Yes No 95 THAMES VALLEY UNIVERSITY THAMES VALLEY UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes No 96 THE ELLEN WILKINSON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Local Authority Yes No 97 TRAILFINDERS SPORTS CLUB MIKE GOOLEY TRAILFINDERS CHARITY Not known Yes Yes

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98 TWYFORD SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Voluntary Aided School Yes No 99 VIKING PRIMARY Local Authority Yes No 100 WARREN FARM SPORTS CENTRE London Borough of Ealing Local Authority Yes No 101 WEST LONDON ACADEMY SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING Academies No Yes

Hammersmith and Fulham 102 BISHOPS PARK London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Local Authority Yes No 103 BURLINGTON DANES C OF E SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & Local Authority Yes No FULHAM 104 CRAVEN COTTAGE (FULHAM FC) Sports Club Yes No 105 HAMMERSMITH PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & Local Authority No Yes FULHAM 106 HURLINGHAM PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & Local Authority Yes Yes FULHAM 107 HURLINGHAM PARK London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Local Authority Yes No 108 HURLINGHAM PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & Local Authority No Yes FULHAM 109 LINFORD CHRISTIE STADIUM LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH & Local Authority Yes No FULHAM 110 LOFTUS ROAD STADIUM Sports Club Yes No 111 SOUTH PARK London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Local Authority Yes No 112 ST PAUL'S GIRL'S SCHOOL THE MERCERS Other Independent School Yes No 113 THE CHELSEA CLUB CHELSEA VILLAGE Commercial Yes No 114 THE GODOLPHIN AND LATYMER SCHOOL NOT KNOWN Not known No Yes 115 WOODLANE PLAYING FIELD Community school Yes No 116 WORMWOOD SCRUBS London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Local Authority Yes No

Harrow 117 AYLWARD FIRST & MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 118 BANNISTER STADIUM LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW Local Authority Yes No 119 BENTLEY WOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Community school Yes No 120 BROADFIELDS SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB BROADFIELDS SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 121 BYRON RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 122 CANNON LANE MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 123 CANONS HIGH SCHOOL Community school Yes No 124 CANONS PARK PLAYING FIELD Unknown Other Independent School Yes No 125 CANONS SPORTS CENTRE NORTH LONDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Other Independent School No Yes 126 CENTENARY PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW Local Authority Yes No

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127 CHANDOS RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 128 EARLSMEAD FIRST & MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 129 EASTMANS KODAK SPORTS CENTRE BARNET MUNICIPAL OFFICERS Yes No 130 ELMGROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 131 GRANGE MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 132 GRIMSDYKE FIRST & MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 133 HARROW BOROUGH FOOTBALL CLUB LTD Harrow Borough FC Ltd Sports Club Yes No 134 HARROW COLLEGE HARROW COLLEGE Further Education Yes No 135 HARROW RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW Local Authority Yes No 136 HARROW SCHOOL SPORTS COMPLEX HARROW SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes Yes 137 HARROW TOWN SPORTS CLUB Harrow Town Sports Club Sports Club Yes No 138 HARROW WEALD RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 139 HATCH END PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW Local Authority Yes No 140 HEADSTONE MANOR RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 141 HEATHFIELD SCHOOL DAY SCHOOL TRUST Other Independent School Yes No 142 JOHN LYON SPORTS CENTRE JOHN LYON SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 143 JOHN RUMNEY PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Harrow Sports Club Yes No 144 KENTON RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 145 LITTLE STANMORE FIRST & MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 146 LONGFIELD FIRST SCHOOL Community school Yes No 147 LONGFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 148 MONTESOLE PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 149 NEWTON FARM PLAYING FIELDS London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 150 NEWTON PARK WEST London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 151 ORLEY FARM SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 152 PARK HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HARROW Local Authority Yes No 153 PINNER PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 154 PINNER PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 155 PRIESTMEAD FIRST SCHOOL Community school Yes No 156 PRIESTMEAD MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 157 PRINCE EDWARD PLAYING FIELDS Crown Estates Yes No 158 QUEENSBURY PARK London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 159 ROXBOURNE MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 160 ROXBOURNE PARK London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No

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161 ROXETH MANOR FIRST SCHOOL Community school Yes No 162 ROXETH MANOR MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 163 ROXETH RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 164 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHAPEDIC HOSPITAL FOOTBALL The Royal National Orthepedic Hospital Government Yes No FIELD 165 SADDLERS MEAD OPEN SPACE London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 166 ST GEORGES HALL ST GEORGES CHURCH Yes No 167 ST JOHNS C OF E MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 168 STAG LANE FIRST SCHOOL Community school Yes No 169 STANBURN MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 170 STANMORE RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 171 STANMORE SPORTS GROUND Industry (for employees) Yes No 172 TEN-EM-BEE SPORTS DEVELOPMENT LONDON BOROUGH OF LEWISHAM Local Authority Yes No 173 THE CROFT London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 174 TITHE FARM SOCIAL CLUB Yes No 175 WEST HARROW RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Harrow Local Authority Yes No 176 WHITCHURCH PLAYING FIELDS Harrow Council Local Authority Yes No 177 WHITE LION GROUND Yes No 178 WHITEFRIARS FIRST & MIDDLE SCHOOL Community school Yes No 179 WILLIAM ELLIS SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No

Hillingdon 180 ABBOTSFIELD SCHOOL ABBOTSFIELD SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 181 BAA THE HEATHROW CLUB BAA PLC Industry (for employees) Yes No 182 BARNHILL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BARNHILL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Foundation School Yes Yes 183 BELMORE Community school Yes No 184 BESSINGBY PARK London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 185 BISHOP RAMSEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND VOLUNTARY BISHOP RAMSEY CURCH OF ENGLAND Voluntary Aided School Yes No AIDED SECONDARY SCHOOL VOLUNTARY AIDED SECONDARY SCHOOL 186 BISHOP WINNINGTON-INGRAM CE Community school Yes No 187 BISHOPSHALT SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No 188 BOTWELL GREEN London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 189 BOURNE Community school Yes No 190 BOURNE FARM London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 191 BREAKSPEAR INFANT AND NURSERY Community school Yes No

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192 BROOK HOUSE FC brook House football Club Sports Club Yes No 193 BROOKSIDE London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 194 BRUNEL UNIVERSITY (UXBRIDGE CAMPUS) BRUNEL UNIVERSITY Higher Education Institutions Yes Yes 195 CAVENDISH SPORTS GROUND Sports Club Yes No 196 CHANTRY SCHOOL CHANTRY SCHOOL Foundation Special School Yes No 197 CHARVILLE Community school Yes No 198 CHERRY LANE Community school Yes No 199 COLHAM MANOR JUNIOR Community school Yes No 200 CONEY GREEN London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 201 CONNAUGHT RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 202 COTEFORD INFANT Community school Yes No 203 COWLEY RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 204 CRANFORD PARK Community school Yes No 205 DEANE PARK London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 206 DEANESFIELD Community school Yes No 207 DOUAY MARTYRS SCHOOL Middlesex FA Yes No 208 DR TRIPLETTS CE Community school Yes No 209 EVELYNS COMMUNITY Community school Yes No 210 FARM PARK (BROOK HOUSE FC) London Borough of Hillingdon Sports Club Yes No 211 FIELD END JUNIOR Community school Yes No 212 FRITHWOOD Community school Yes No 213 GLEBE Community school Yes No 214 GRANGE PARK JUNIOR Community school Yes No 215 GROSVENOR PLAYING FIELD London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 216 GURU NANAK SIKH VOLUNTARY AIDED SECONDARY LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No SCHOOL 217 HAREFIELD INFANT Community school Yes No 218 HAREFIELD JUNIOR Community school Yes No 219 HAREFIELD UNITED FC Sports Club Yes No 220 HARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE HARLINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 221 HARLYN Community school Yes No 222 HAYDON SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No 223 HAYES CRICKET CLUB Hayes Cricket Club Sports Club Yes No 224 HAYES END REC London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No

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225 HAYES MANOR SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Foundation School Yes No 226 HAYES STADIUM London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 227 HEATHROW Community school Yes No 228 HEDGEWOOD (SPECIAL SCHOOL) Miscellaneous Education Yes No 229 HERLWYN London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 230 HERMITAGE Community school Yes No 231 HIGHFIELD Community school Yes No 232 HILLINGDON Community school Yes No 233 HILLINGDON COURT PARK London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 234 HILLINGDON CRICKET CLUB Hillingdon Borough Council Sports Club Yes No 235 HILLINGTON BOROUGH FOOTBALL CLUB Star Avis Ltd Sports Club Yes No 236 HILLSIDE JUNIOR Community school Yes No 237 HONEYCROFT Middlesex FA Yes No 238 ICKENHAM GREEN London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 239 IMPERIAL COLLEGE SPORTS GROUND IMPERIAL COLLEGE SPORTS GROUND Higher Education Institutions Yes Yes 240 JOHN PENROSE SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Community school Yes No 241 KING'S COLLEGE PLAYING FIELDS TRACK LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No 242 KINGSTON AVENUE London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 243 LADY BANKES JUNIOR Community school Yes No 244 LONGMEAD Community school Yes No 245 LPR GROUND London Post Office Industry (for employees) Yes No 246 MEADOW HIGH SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No 247 MELLOW LANE SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Local Authority Yes No 248 MINET JUNIOR Community school Yes No 249 NEW POND FARM London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 250 NEWNHAM JUNIOR Community school Yes No 251 NORTHWOOD FC Northwood FC Sports Club Yes No 252 NORTHWOOD RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 253 NORTHWOOD SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON Foundation School Yes No 254 OAK FARM JUNIOR Community school Yes No 255 PINKWELL Community school Yes No 256 PINKWELL PARK London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 257 POLE HILL OPEN SPACE London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 258 PRESTON PARK (HAREFIELD UTD FC) Sports Club Yes No

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259 RAFA UXBRIDGE Middlesex FA Yes No 260 ROCKINGHAM REC London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 261 RUISLIP FOOTBALL CLUB Sports Club Yes No 262 RUISLIP GARDENS Community school Yes No 263 RUISLIP MANOR SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB RUISLIP MANOR SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB Community Organisation Yes No 264 RYEFIELD Community school Yes No 265 SAM PHELPS RECREATION GROUND Manor Clubs FC Local Authority Yes No 266 SAM PHILIP REC London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 267 SIPSON RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 268 ST ANDREWS CE Community school Yes No 269 ST HELENS SCHOOL ST HELENS SCHOOL Other Independent School Yes No 270 ST LAURENCE CE Community school Yes No 271 ST MARTINS SCHOOL SPORTS HALL & POOL ST MARTINS SCHOOL EY Setting Yes No 272 STOCKLEY ACADEMY SPORTS CENTRE STOCKLEY ACADEMY Academies No Yes 273 TAYLORS MEADOW London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 274 TECHNICOLOR SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB Thomson Multi Media PLC Sports Club Yes No 275 THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL LTD THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL LTD Other Independent School Yes No 276 THE CLOSES RECREATION GROUND London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 277 TOWNFIELD HOUSE (HAYES FC) HFC Sports Club Yes No 278 TOWNMEAD London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 279 UXBRIDGE FC Uxbridge Football Club Sports Club Yes No 280 UXBRIDGE HIGH Community school Yes No 281 VYNERS SCHOOL VYNERS SCHOOL Foundation School Yes No 282 WARRENDER Community school Yes No 283 WEST DRAYTON Community school Yes No 284 WHITEHALL JUNIOR Community school Yes No 285 WHITEHEATH JUNIOR Community school Yes No 286 WILLIAM BYRD Community school Yes No 287 WILLOW TREE LANE Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 288 WILLOW TREE LANE OPEN SPACE London Borough of Hillingdon Local Authority Yes No 289 WOOD END PARK COMMUNITY Community school Yes No 290 YEADING FOOTBALL CLUB London Borough of Hillingdon Sports Club Yes No

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Hounslow

291 ACTON SPORTS CLUB Acton Sports Club Commercial Yes No 292 AVENUE PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 293 BEAVERS PARK Local Authority Yes No 294 BEAVERSFORD PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 295 BEDFONT JUNIOR Community school Yes No 296 BEDFONT RECREATION GROUND LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 297 BERKELEY PRIMARY Community school Yes No 298 BOSTON MANOR PLAYING FIELD Sports Club Yes No 299 BP SPORTS GROUND (MEADHURST) BP Commercial Yes No 300 CARVILLE HALL PARK NORTH London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 301 CHATSWORTH JUNIOR Community school Yes No 302 CHISWICK HOUSE GROUNDS LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 303 CHISWICK SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community school Yes No 304 CIVIL SERVICE SPORTS GROUND (CSSG) Civil Service Government Yes No 305 CRANE PARK PRIMARY Community school Yes No 306 CRANFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community school Yes Yes 307 CRANFORD JUNIOR Community school Yes No 308 EDWARD PAULING PRIMARY Community school Yes No 309 FAIRHOLME PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 310 FELTHAM ARENAS LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes Yes 311 FELTHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS HALL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community school Yes Yes 312 FELTHAM PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 313 FELTHAM YOI London Borough Hounslow Government Yes No 314 FORGE LANE PRIMARY Community school Yes No 315 GRASSHOPPERS RFC LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 316 GRIFFIN PARK (BRENTFORD FC) Sports Club Yes No 317 GROSVENOR PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 318 GUNNERSBURY PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 319 HANWORTH PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 320 HEATHLAND SCHOOL SPORTS CENTRE LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community school Yes No 321 HESTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 322 HESTON PARK LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 323 HOUNSLOW & EALING HOCKEY CLUB HOUNSLOW HOCKEY CLUB LTD Sports Club No Yes 324 HOUNSLOW HEATH JUNIOR Community school Yes No

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325 HOUNSLOW INDOOR BOWLS CLUB HOUNSLOW BOROUGH COUNCIL Local Authority Yes No 326 INDIAN GYMKHANA SPORTS CLUB Sports Club No Yes 327 INWARD PARK ROAD Community school Yes No 328 INWOOD PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 329 ISLEWORTH AND SYON SCHOOL FOR BOYS LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 330 ISLEWORTH TOWN PRIMARY Community school Yes No 331 LAMPTON SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community school Yes No 332 LONGFORD COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 333 MARJORY KINNON SCHOOL LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Community Special School Yes No 334 MARLBOROUGH PRIMARY Community school Yes No 335 ORIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL Community school Yes No 336 RECTORY MEADOW Hanworth Villa Sports & Social Club Local Authority Yes No 337 RECTORY MEADOW London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 338 REDLEES PARK London Borough of Hounslow Local Authority Yes No 339 RIVERSIDE LANDS PLAYING FIELDS LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Local Authority Yes No 340 SOUTHVILLE INFANT & NURSERY Community school Yes No 341 SOUTHVILLE JUNIOR Community school Yes No 342 SPARROW FARM JUNIOR Community school Yes No 343 SPRING GROVE PRIMARY Community school Yes No 344 ST MARYS RC PRIMARY ISLEWORTH Community school Yes No 345 ST MICHAEL & ST MARTIN RC PRIMARY Community school Yes No 346 SYON PARK SCHOOL Community school Yes No 347 THE CONCORDE CLUB British Airways Sports and Social Club Industry (for employees) Yes No 348 THE HEATHLAND SCHOOL Community school Yes No 349 THE MEMORIAL GROUND Old Isleworthians Sports Club Yes No 350 THE SMALLBERRY GREEN PRIMARY Community school Yes No 351 UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER SPORTS GROUND UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER Higher Education Institutions Yes Yes 352 VICTORIA JUNIOR Community school Yes No 353 WELLINGTON PRIMARY Community school Yes No 354 WEST THAMES COLLEGE WEST THAMES COLLEGE Further Education No Yes

76 Availability of pitches, listed by owner OwnerType Central East North South West Total blank 12 53 6 16 16 103 Academies 1 1 1 3 6 City Technology College 2 1 3 Commercial 3 5 1 6 3 18 Community Organisation 2 3 3 1 3 12 Community school 8 55 55 71 110 299 Community Special School 4 2 4 3 1 14 EY Setting 1 1 Foundation School 1 3 4 19 12 39 Foundation Special School 1 1 1 3 Further Education 3 4 2 9 Government 1 1 1 3 3 9 Health Authority 1 1 Higher Education 3 6 3 8 5 25 Institutions Industry (for employees) 1 10 4 6 21 Local Authority 36 141 124 134 136 571 Miscellaneous Education 2 1 3 MOD 1 1 1 3 Not known 3 3 6 3 15 Other 6 8 9 5 1 29 Other Independent School 7 8 8 26 11 60 Other Independent Special 1 1 School Sports Club 6 44 22 55 33 160 Voluntary Aided School 4 8 2 7 3 24 100 354 249 372 354 1429

77 Appendix 5 Orders and translations

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79 Appendix 6 Principles of Scrutiny

The powers of the London Assembly include power to investigate and report on decisions and actions of the Mayor, or on matters relating to the principal purposes of the Greater London Authority, and on any other matters which the Assembly considers to be of importance to Londoners. In the conduct of scrutiny and investigation the Assembly abides by a number of principles.

Scrutinies:

x aim to recommend action to achieve improvements;

x are conducted with objectivity and independence;

x examine all aspects of the Mayor’s strategies;

x consult widely, having regard to issues of timeliness and cost;

x are conducted in a constructive and positive manner; and

x are conducted with an awareness of the need to spend taxpayers money wisely and well.

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