Green Space

 

Work is about to start to improve two public open spaces in Craig Croft and North Arran Way

(21st November 2011)   As part of the North Solihull Partnerships strategy to improve the quality of the public open spaces across North Solihull, a public open space in Fillingham Close, Craig Croft and Wheatfield Close, North Arran Way are about to benefit from improvements which include natural play features, new landscaping and new seating.

 
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Lanchester Park Improvements

Half a million pounds worth of work to improve Lanchester Park with new play areas, a new skate park and a new car park will commence from the 28th June.

 
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Chapelhouse Recreation Ground Complete June 2008

Chapelhouse Road Recreation Ground opens to the public

(12th June 2008) The transformation of one of North Solihull's most popular recreation grounds is now complete thanks to a £300,000 improvement programme funded by the North Solihull Partnership. Chapelhouse Road Recreation Ground, located in Fordbridge, is one of several large green spaces being transformed by the Â£1.

 
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Lanchester Park Consultation December 2007

Lanchester Park Consultation

(20th December 2007)   Young people have their say on plans to transform North Solihull park   Proposals to transform a North Solihull park into a multi-purpose leisure facility for all the community have been unveiled to local residents at a special consultation event.

 
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Community project tackles anti-social behaviour in North Solihull

(22nd October 2007) The North Solihull Partnership has provided £14,000 funding for a project turning areas plagued by anti-social behaviour into a series of woodland gardens. The scheme, which has been carried out by Groundwork Birmingham & Solihull, has created a series of gardens in areas situated behind properties in Chelmsley Wood that were originally designed for drying clothes outside.

 
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Regeneration scheme in unique link up with Arts Council England

(19th October 2007) The North Solihull Partnership has formed an alliance with Arts Council England to look at how best to ensure public art becomes a key feature of its 15 year regeneration programme.

 
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