At our next meeting on 7 September 2010, representatives from the East Walworth Safer Neighbourhoods Team and Southwark Community Wardens will be attending to discuss safety and security in the park. Please join us to talk about: how we can improve safety in the park, the impact of cctv cameras in the park, safety when the revitalisation work starts, dogs and attacks on wildlife. The meeting will take place at the Burgess Park Community Sports Ground on
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Latest on the Burgess Park revitalisation plan There will be consultation opportunities in September to look at more detailed designs of the project including: entrances, boundaries, footpaths, signage, furniture, bins, railing removal and a circuit route; play opportunities, both formal and imaginative play; topography; biodiversity and ecology, trees, St. George’s Gardens, the New Church road wild area; and lake improvements. Dates and times to be announced soon. In response to the latest round of consultation the council and LDA architects presented a revised proposal for the improvements to Burgess Park. Download the latest version of the phase one proposal from Southwark.  The latest concept for revitalising Burgess Park by LDA Design, landscape architects. Southwark
Council are still consulting on the project with meetings and
questionnaires. Don't miss out on these opportunities to get involved. Go to the Southwark Council consultations page. |
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Burgess Park in the newsGuide to Filming in London, August 2010 - Burgess Park Algal bloom causes fishkill in South East London fishnewseu.com Salsa dancing world record bid in south London fails BBC News London website The Information: Finds from amateur digs Financial Times Southwark responds to Burgess Park complaints The South London Post Community groups fear London Glastonbury Pollstar.com Burgess Park amphitheatre slammed South London Press | Check out the results ofour summer plant survey |
Consultation Report You told us which bits of Burgess Park are
important and why and what you would like to see done with the money that Southwark has been awarded - £2 million from the
Mayor, Boris Johnson. With some extra money from Aylesbury NDC there is
£6 million to spend on the park. | Friends of Burgess Park
Our regular meetings are usually held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm |
