Residents are being invited to share their views on planned improvements at Belvue Park in Northolt, making green spaces in the borough more accessible and supporting active travel.
Last year, residents and businesses shared their views on Northolt’s Green Ring, a new 6.3km walking and cycling route which is planned to connect 6 parks in Northolt. Ealing Council and Trees for Cities are now holding a series of events to discuss the improvement ideas, including a new seasonal pond in Belvue Park to tackle persistent flooding in the area.
Get involved
Come along to any of the events below to share your thoughts on the proposed improvements at Belvue Park:
- Saturday 17 February – Northolt Village Community Centre, 10.30am – 12pm
- Thursday 22 February – Northolt Village Community Centre, 5.45pm-7.15pm
- Tuesday 27 February - Viking Community Centre, 5.45pm-7.15pm
The sessions are open to everyone, but please register in advance so the council can manage capacity.
Councillor Deirdre Costigan, Ealing Council’s deputy leader and cabinet member for climate action, said: “With this new circular route around Northolt, residents will be able to enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle, whether by walking, scooting or cycling.
“It will also improve connections between 6 of our main parks in Northolt, help clean up our air and prevent flooding by installing much-needed sustainable drainage to support our climate emergency actions.
“We hope to see you at the events so you can help us create a more beautiful and environmentally friendly town.”
Visions for Northolt
The Visions for Northolt programme, launched in 2021, is about working with local people to improve the area’s roads, pavements, open and green spaces and travel routes.
Find out more about the programme and what improvements have already been made by watching a short video.
