We told you recently about the 1.1 million that was won by Brighton and Hove to update some of the city's parks.  The final list has been voted on and agreed at the last cabinet meeting on April 23rd.   

As part of the National Play Strategy the cash will be used to refurbish 22 sites around our city to make them more adventurous for children that are 8 - 13 over the next two financial years.  Children and residents will be included in the planning of the changes to their local park

Please see the list below to see which parks have been picked and which financial year they are to be scheduled to be done.

2009	2010
Bexhill Road Park	Barn Rise
Carden Park	Blakers Park
Portslade Chalk Pit	East Brighton Park
Dyke Road Park	Easthill Park
Hodshrove Wood	Greenleas Recreational Ground
Miles Oak Recreational Ground	Haig Avenue (Coldean)
Preston Park	Happy Valley
Queens Park	Mackie Avenue
St Nicholas	Saltdean Oval
Swanborough	Whitehawk Junior and Senior
William Clarke Park	Woollards Field

 

Click here to see where the parks that will be done are.  Please note that this map will show you generally where the parks are.

There is a new web page dedicated to this project called Playbuilder that will give you the most up to date information about the work as it goes on.

It has also been announced that seven other areas have lined up funding from other sources and will be refurbished as well:  The Level, Tarnerland Park, Saunders Park, Knoll Recreation Ground, Newhaven Street, St Ann's Well Gardens and Rottingdean Field.

The attached document is the list of proposed sites that was considered and how the decisions were made as to which sites would receive the Playbuilder funding.