Redbridge have annonced the latest survey which focuses on access and travel but worth noting that they list ‘Plans for Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve’ in their intro.
There is a short survey to complete we have listed the questions below so that you have a good opportunity to think them through and fully consider the potential affect on nature and conservation there.
Have you been to Fairlop Waters Country Park?
How often do you visit the park?
When do you visit the park? Please select all that apply.
Which activities bring you to the park?
How do you travel to the park?
Would you use a different form of transport to travel to the park if access were improved?
How do you wish you could travel to the park?
Do you have physical accessibility needs?
What are the positive things about your journeys to and around the park?
What are the negative things about your journeys to and around the park?
Please rank these changes in order of how much they would improve your visits to the park. Please rank with 1 being the most important and 10 being the least important.
Choices are: New signs and maps,
cycle parking at Fairlop and Barkingside entrances,
improved pavements leading to the park,
new pedestrian entrance near to Barkingside station, improvements of existing paths within the park,
A 6.7km accessible foot and cycle activity trail around the edge of the whole park,
more cycle paths leading to the park,
more cycle paths within the park,
improved access to Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve at Aldborough Road North,
New entrance into Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve from Painters Road and or Hainault Road.
Are there any other changes which would help you travel to or within the park?