Kilburn Grange Park

Results From Previous Consultation
Focal Point
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Positives
• Adjacent to the main entrance
• Attract footfall from Kilburn High Road
• Adjacent to sports pitches
• Potential additional use of existing buildings
and facilities
• Possible community/evening events space
• Improved access for large events
The focal point of the park is its heart:
• It should be easily accessible, and ideally
visible from key entrances
• Provide a destination for visitors, with
potential for refreshments and facilities
• Provide a hub for community activity and
events
• Provide a facility for sports bookings
Youth Activity Space
Positives
• Utilise underused space
• Link between other active spaces
• Away from most residential properties
• Appropriate size for use
A youth activity space has the
opportunity to provide:
• Active games for older children
• Possible facility for wheel sports (skate
park, BMX, roller blading)
• Possible space for informal ball games
• Creative outlet for young people
• Promote integration with local community
Negatives
• Existing service access requirements
• Distance from majority of park facilities
Negatives
• Distance from main entrance
• Loss of Millennium Garden
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Positives
• Focus activities to single area
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Close to High Road entrance
• Possible monitoring from Play Hut
• Would not impact on large events
• Separation from younger childrens play space
Positives
• Centre of existing and proposed play
and activity spaces
• Acts as link between play facilities
• Visible from the Kilburn High Road entrance
• Possible preformance space location
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Negatives
• Possible noise issues with adjacent residential
developments
• Loss of formal horticulture space and rose
garden
Negatives
• Distance from primary entrances
• No existing focal point building
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Positives
• Adjacent to existing sports and play
facilities
• Adjacent to existing Play Hut building and
facilities
• Adjacent to proposed flower garden and
games area
• Direct link from High Road entrance
• Improve overseeing of Adventure Play
• Provide hub for sports facilities
• Improved facilities for community centre
events
Negatives
• Distance from main entrance
• Possible conflict with Play Hut
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Positives
• Focus activities to single area
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Close to High Road and Messina Avenue
entrances
• Possible monitoring from Play Hut
• Would not impact on large events
• Retention of formal gardens
Negatives
• Loss of adventure play space
• Possible conflict with Play Hut
• Possible noise issues with Messina Avenue
residences
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Kilburn Grange Park
Focal Point
Youth Activity Space
During November 2015 engagement, there was a slight
advantage to Option 3 (community centre and Rose Garden) with
63%, over the Option 1 (Kilburn High Road entrance) with 37%,
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and no support for Option 2.
The second engagement and the Winter Festival generated a
consistent response with the majority (50%) favouring a youth
activity space located in place of the Millennium Garden. There
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•Like the idea of cycle training area
•Community gardening activities involving food growing
•Public Conveniences – Coffee Shop, toilets and BBQ pit
•Veolia to go – Taking up valuable space in park
•Floodlights to enable longer opening hours at night
•A café that employs local young people as work experience
•A vegetable plot/education space for children
•Better signage/noticeboards – community events, history
of park and Kilburn
•Improve path along the boundary of the central green which
can be used by a variey of people eg. joggers and wheelchair
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•More welcoming friendly gates
•A bandstand.
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• Existing mature trees managed to create
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• Veolia maintenance compound relocated from
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• Footpath widened to provide visual link to Play Hut
• Selective tree removals and plant thinning to open vista
• Refurbishment of existing tennis courts and improved
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• High quality paved community activity/events space
• Potential toilet access to existing changing facility when
MUGA is not in use
• Tree planting to form Plaza
• Improved vehicle access to central events space
• Full width ornamental sliding gate
• Park fence line moved to allow evening events and MUGA
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• Lighting to allow evening events
• Screen planting in front of the MUGA
• Proposed electronic kick-wall to side of MUGA
• Park attendants hut relocated to park fence line.
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• Opportunities for adventurous activity relocated
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• Adventure play decommissioned at end of
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• Potential space for food growing activity
• Play terrace increased in size.
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tennis courts
• Upgrade the entrance through improved paving, gates/railings and
signage to draw visitors in from the adjacent Kilburn High Road.
• Tree works (subject to survey) to open up the vista of the park from the
entrance gate.
• Footpath widening and resurfacing.
• Rose garden upgraded as a sustainable flower garden providing year-round
seasonal interest.
• Quiet enclaves within the Flower Garden with seating and games tables
such as chess to provide a peaceful retreat.
• Community raised timber beds provided adjacent to Play Hut, with
opportunities for other related interests eg. orchard and bee apiary. This
would provide an inclusive facility for a variety of users.
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• Existing surfacing replaced with a high quality plaza space to act as an
extension to the Kilburn High Road and provide a usable space for activities
and events, eg. farmers markets.
• An avenue of trees lead to a feature gate to draw the eye in to the park,
while also softening the Kilburn Plaza and partially screening the MUGA
fence.
• Reinforced surface to allow for vehicle access to lawn space.
• Changing room toilets modified/extended to enable use as a park facility
when MUGA is not in use.
• Park attendants hut relocated next to the changing rooms to provide an
overseeing role of the park.
• Improved power and water supply for events and activities.
• Ornamental sliding gates open to full width to maintain the open
character of the park. This would allow for use of the MUGA, changing
facilities and possible events after park closing hours.
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The position for the youth activity space has been selected due
to its location close to the Hemstal Road entrance, adjacency to
the parks focal point, younger children’s play area and outdoor
gym.
The younger children’s play area is to be kept, updated and expanded.
The central location is highly visible and well connected, while also
providing sufficient separation from roads and other park users.
The use of the space will be decided in further consultation with
local community groups to identify what they would like to see
and how this fits in with other local facilities.
New proposals would provide:
Informal sports area
Table tennis
Adventure play
Games area
• Traditional play equipment suitable for the age range and inclusive to
all groups
• Provide greater play value through a wider age range, variety of
equipment and play types
Suggested alternative uses include:
• Skate park
• Cycle park
• Existing ‘Adventure Play’ provision reprovided in a combined larger
play area following end of current facilities life-cycle
• Informal sports area
• Water play feature retained or reprovided
• Climbing wall.
• The existing nature trail improved
Climbing wall
BMX/ Skate park
Natural play equipment
• Link with Kingsgate Primary School retained.
A potential ‘Pop-Up’ cafe/coffee cart facility with space for outdoor
seating provided adjacent to play area, and providing a physical link
between the Play Hut and Active Zone.
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Cycle park
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Park Wide Improvements
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Tree proposals
Habitat area
Secure dog exercise area
Footpath network
Signage locations
•The footpath network would be reassessed to enable
improved connections and resurfacing to be carried out
when required.
•Park-wide planting strategy to diversify planting types,
increase biodiversity and reduce maintenance costs.
•Selected tree removals and replacement strategy to
improved visibility and accessibility.
•A park-wide signage strategy to improve connectivity
and to advertise the park from Kilburn High Road including
feature signage at the entrances. Further directional
signage, notice boards and interpretation boards
around the park would be developed in line with Camdens
borough-wide signage strategy.
•A secure fenced area for dogs will be provided for
owners who wish to exercise their dogs independently.
This will include a number of smaller enclosures with a
variety of surfaces (gravel/grass), and small pieces of
agility equipment. Bins and suitable signage would also be
provided.
Surface treatment
Notice board
Secure dog area
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Kilburn Grange Park
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Community food growing
Pop up coffee cart
Informal seating area
Games tables
Farmers Market stalls
Flower Garden
Games tables
Dog exercise/ agility area
Youth Activity Space
Kilburn Grange Park
Adventure play
Avenue of trees
Bee hives/ insect hotels
Nature trail
Which improvements should be taken forward first?
9. Veolia
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6. Habitat Area
8. Secure dog exercise areas
1. Kilburn Plaza
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Contact:
To vote for one of the options or if you have any questions
about the project, please contact LUC working with Camden
on: 020 7974 4444
Email: [email protected]
Or visit website athttps://consultations.wearecamden.org/culture-environment/
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