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Islington Council, led by your Bunhill ward councillors, Cllr Troy Gallagher, Cllr Phil Graham and Cllr Valerie Bossman-Quarshie, have teamed up with environmental charity Groundwork London to improve three green spaces on the Redbrick estate.
We know how important these spaces are in allowing residents to connect with nature, come together with their community, and boost their mental wellbeing so we would like to hear from you about what you want to see. This is an opportunity for you to be actively involved in shaping the communal spaces where you live. The Thriving Neighbourhoods and Community Infrastructure Levy funding will be used to improve this community space.
The engagement team will be meeting and talking to you on your doorstep
Date: Thursday 18 April and Thursday 25 April 2024
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Alternatively, come along to the pop-up conversation stall and have a chat with Groundwork London’s team on how you would like to see the spaces improved.
Islington Council, led by your Bunhill ward councillors, Cllr Troy Gallagher, Cllr Phil Graham and Cllr Valerie Bossman-Quarshie, have teamed up with environmental charity Groundwork London to improve three green spaces on the Redbrick estate.
We know how important these spaces are in allowing residents to connect with nature, come together with their community, and boost their mental wellbeing so we would like to hear from you about what you want to see. This is an opportunity for you to be actively involved in shaping the communal spaces where you live. The Thriving Neighbourhoods and Community Infrastructure Levy funding will be used to improve this community space.
The engagement team will be meeting and talking to you on your doorstep
Date: Thursday 18 April and Thursday 25 April 2024
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Alternatively, come along to the pop-up conversation stall and have a chat with Groundwork London’s team on how you would like to see the spaces improved.
This survey is only for Redbrick Estate residents - people who live on the Redbrick estate can fill in the survey and if your home overlooks one of the spaces, your survey responses will be counted twice. We know how important these spaces are in allowing residents to connect with nature and come together with their community so we would like to hear from you about you want to see implemented. This consultation is an opportunity for you to be actively involved in shaping the communal spaces where you live.
The survey should take about 15 minutes to complete. The closing date for this survey is Monday 16 October 2023.
