Working for a greener city

Well said! As well as access to green space #GreenBelt is our #ClimateSafetyBelt https://twitter.com/landerson_frank/status/1330624721940000768

Are #London’s #greenspaces safe from destruction? No!

Our top 5 spaces under threat are:
1) 125 hectares of green space – Hounslow
2) Victoria Tower Gardens – Westminster
3) Green Dale Park – Southwark
4) Duncombe Hill green space – Lewisham
5) Limehouse Triangle – Tower Hamlets

Calling all tree lovers! This is tomorrow evening - we’re expecting a lively discussion so do come along / Living with Trees - join us for an online book launch - CPRE London https://www.cprelondon.org.uk/news/living-with-trees/

Useful advice and you can also take a loook ⁦@HSscorecard⁩ to find out about other measures to improve streets and neighbourhoods #AMoreNaturalCapital https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/nov/20/so-you-want-to-set-up-a-low-traffic-neighbourhood-heres-where-to-start

#GreenSpace4All x #LCAW2020

Step 5: We must stop building on our precious parks and green spaces!

The reality is these decisions are political, meaning that councils are judging other priorities as more important.

Help us fix this by donating here 👇

https://www.cprelondon.org.uk/news/annual-fundraising-appeal-ten-new-green-spaces-for-london/

#GreenSpace4All x #LCAW2020

Step 4: We must improve the parks we already have!

Daubeney Fields saw an increase from 27,000 to 43,000 visits (July-Dec 2018 to same period 2019) following improvements to the playground!

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Step 3: We must promote more use of the parks we already have by telling each other about these spaces!

Did you know about the free boulder park in Fairlop Waters Country Park, easily accessed on the Central Line, for example?