Including the related terms green spaces, and green space.
… more than 90 parks and green spaces which cover nearly 500 hectares and land. The Parks and Open Spaces Strategy sets out a vision for the boroughs parks and open spaces and trees to be well-maintained; support good public health, local culture, social activities and biodiversity and where possible opportunities will be taken to improve access to open spaces, facilities and activities. 3.2. In order…
… Council’s operations and services. The Council provides a wide range of services to its local residents across the District and is one of the largest employers inthe area. These services include Housing, Parks and Green Spaces, Waste & Environmental Services, Environmental Health, Planning and Economic Regeneration. Therefore, the Council is well placed to have a positive impact on climate change…
… residents’ views on what the council can do and what individuals would be willing to do, to address the challenges of climate change. Feedback from the survey indicated the following top five priorities for the Council in tackling climate change: 1. Recycling more by improving recycling services 2. Encouraging wildlife in parks and green spaces 3. Dedicating resources to tackle littering and fly…
… a host of environmental assets such as parks and green spaces that require protection and management. Having a clean and healthy environment has a significant impact on people’s health and wellbeing, with poor air quality identified as a cause cardiovascular and respiratory diseases as well as lung cancer, while access to green open space can increase people’s overall health and wellbeing…
… –203022 W an d sw o rt h - A n e nv ir o n m en ta lly f ri en d ly b o ro u g h Open spaces provide the vital green infrastructure that enables us to deal with floods or mitigate and adapt to climate change while providing wildlife habitats, sporting facilities and beautiful parks that benefit residents’ physical and mental health and wellbeing. Parks and green spaces form…
… and resource efficiency. Businesses, workers and visitors will come from around the world to experience our liveable, resilient, green city. • Healthy communities – Manchester’s residents will lead increasingly healthy lifestyles that are underpinned by access to high quality parks and green spaces, clean air, healthy local food, safe walking and cycling routes, energy efficient homes, affordable…
… street trees. New trees will be helped to become established and take root through the use of 750 tree gators installed on all new trees planted across the borough. 61. As well as maintaining parks and green spaces, the Council will raise awareness and promote behaviour change amongst residents around importance of biodiversity and actions that can be taken to done to promote and protect…
… and Thoroughsale Woods and Rockingham Road Pleasure Park in Kettering. The award is the international quality mark for parks and green spaces. • Received an International Green Apple award for Environmental Best Practices for Desborough Green Space (The Plens). • Over the last 6 months our grounds maintenance operations in Corby/Kettering have collected 155,000 Kg of green waste, saving an estimated…
… Apply to hold a market Markets operator application form Parks, green spaces & visitor centres Brierley Forest Park & visitor…
…. • Introduce appropriate policies in the Local Plan Review and any Supplementary Planning Documents where required. • In partnership with relevant authorities develop and obtain funding for city flood alleviation and coastal erosion scheme. Southampton City Council Green City Plan 17 Our Parks and Green Spaces In 2019, two of our parks (St James’ Park in Shirley and Riverside Park in Bitterne…
… Policy Fuel and water poverty outreach service to reduce fuel and water bills for vulnerable residents. 2020-23 to be monitored in progress Council Operations The council’s own estate and operations are the only area where Swale Borough Council has direct control to reduce carbon emissions. This includes the council’s buildings, parks and green spaces, and all the services that the council provides…
… decline in Britain, so we’re working to create vital habitats in our parks and green spaces filled with plants and flowers that are rich in nectar and pollen. In 2019, we became one of the beneficiaries of the ‘Places for Pollinators’ campaign following the planting of a new demonstration garden at the Civic Centre. The garden is one of ten Places for Pollinators that West Midlands…
… The Council owns and manages approximately 554 hectares of parks and green spaces that makes up most of green spaces within the borough. We plan to make changes which will increase the climate change resilience within our local green infrastructure and reduce emissions of our maintenance operations. The storage of carbon by trees and carbon- rich ecosystems can play an important role…
…. 5) All waste generated from its corporate buildings, including community buildings and hubs. 6) Communal parts of the housing stock only such as stairwell lighting and heating. 7) Council parks, outdoor green spaces and allotments 8) Contractors who provide goods and services to the Council, such as provision of electronic equipment…
… for Councils, that need to be considered and prioritised within this plan include: Improve and maintain cycle and walking routes around the Borough and look to increase provisions where possible, to help make it easier for residents to make active and sustainable travel choices. Capitalise on the momentum and support for active travel and the appreciation for parks and green spaces and consider…
… and wellbeing of humans and the natural world. Transport and infrastructure This theme looks at transport projects from walking and cycling, public transport and mileage reduction, to electric vehicles and reducing internal combustion engine car use. Infrastructure is about looking at our roads, bridges, sewage systems, parks and green spaces to reduce emissions, prepare for local impacts…