What have we been up to? It might not look like ‘The Friends’ have been doing anything major in the last few months, but rest assured we have been trying to plug away on various things behind the scenes. Following the 2017 public consultation, we
A full analysis of the second consultation carried out in May/June of this year has now been completed. Here is a summary of the views of those who responded during the consultation period with regard to the Conway Park Improvement Plan. The Friends of Conway
The Friends Of Conway Park second round of consultation has now closed. We thank you all for your support and feedback which is very encouraging. Please visit our website and Facebook pages for the analysis and results in due course.
A total of 494 questionnaire door drops have been achieved including every single house bordering the park. A total of 46 laminated posters advertising the public consultations have been erected around the park and the surrounding area. We held a well attended consultation on Thursday
Click on the link below to complete the online survey about the Conway Park improvement scheme. https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/X256ZWN There are standard questions throughout, but also a section where you can add your comments, so don’t be shy…. this is the last chance we will get to offer
Here are the plans for the Conway Park improvement scheme, as drawn up by the Preston City Council landscape architects. (click on links at bottom) There are two options for the playground – the first to re-use some of the existing equipment, the second to
Dear Neighbour, As you know, the Friends of Conway Park are a small group of local volunteers with an interest in improving Conway Park and the adjoining Sharoe Brook valley area, so that the facilities can be enjoyed by the wider public. We are liaising
A planning application for building some 450 houses on Ingol Golf Course has now been published. The Residents Association (IGVRA) are holding a public meeting on Thursday 23rd February at 7.00pm Preston Grasshoppers to keep you all informed of progress with the planning application. Could you
Here is a summary of the results from the initial public consultation of the Draft Plan for the proposed Conway Park improvements: 51% of respondents currently visit the park at least once a week with 84% saying they would visit weekly if there were better facilities…..55%
As you know, we put the draft plan out for public consultation in February/March. The responses from the initial public consultation have now been collated by the Environment and Community Projects Team at Lancashire County Council. We’ll post the results tomorrow, but just wanted to comment first on