Transforming Elia Mews and Widford House Open Spaces

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We would like to hear from you about how we could transform the planters, community garden, multi-use sports court and children's playground at Elia Mews and Widford House.

This is an opportunity for you to be actively involved in shaping the communal spaces where you live. We know how important these spaces are in allowing you to connect with nature, come together with your community, and boost your mental wellbeing.

The project will be funded using Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding, allocated by St Peter's and Canalside ward Councillors. The cost of the improvements will not be recharged to residents.

Have your say on the following areas:

Elia Mews Planters
Overgrown brick planters located along Elia Mews near entrance to estate.		Community Garden
Community garden space located at the rear of Widford House with plants and a tree in the foreground.
Multi-use Sports Court
Ball court with tarmac surface, a red multi-use goalpost and blue fencing around the perimeter.		Children's Playground
Children’s playground with blue and green climbing frame with slide and tunnel, as well as a blue and orange springer toy.


All ideas are very welcomed, however small or large they may be.

Please complete our survey to tell us what you think. We have extended the survey deadline, so please submit your feedback by Thursday 28 March 2024.



We would like to hear from you about how we could transform the planters, community garden, multi-use sports court and children's playground at Elia Mews and Widford House.

This is an opportunity for you to be actively involved in shaping the communal spaces where you live. We know how important these spaces are in allowing you to connect with nature, come together with your community, and boost your mental wellbeing.

The project will be funded using Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding, allocated by St Peter's and Canalside ward Councillors. The cost of the improvements will not be recharged to residents.

Have your say on the following areas:

Elia Mews Planters
Overgrown brick planters located along Elia Mews near entrance to estate.		Community Garden
Community garden space located at the rear of Widford House with plants and a tree in the foreground.
Multi-use Sports Court
Ball court with tarmac surface, a red multi-use goalpost and blue fencing around the perimeter.		Children's Playground
Children’s playground with blue and green climbing frame with slide and tunnel, as well as a blue and orange springer toy.


All ideas are very welcomed, however small or large they may be.

Please complete our survey to tell us what you think. We have extended the survey deadline, so please submit your feedback by Thursday 28 March 2024.



  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Elia Mews and Widford House Survey

    We encourage everyone to answer this survey, as your answers will inform the types of improvements we make to the communal outdoor spaces at Elia Mews and Widford House. The survey should take about 10-15 minutes to complete. The closing date for this survey is Thursday 28 March 2024.

    If you would like this information in a different format - another language or reading format, such as audiotape, Braille, large print, or Easy Read - please contact SpecialProjectTeamCIL@islington.gov.uk

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