Something of a retread post, but if you haven’t already there are still a few days left to register a vote for one of your local parks and help it win funding from the Mayor who is investing £6 million into popular London parks.
Forty-seven parks across London have been shortlisted and the ten with the most votes will receive some of the funding for improvements.
Two of the shortlisted parks are in Wandsworth, so please considering voting for one of them. It can be done by text or online.
The two parks are:
King George’s Park (Wandsworth)
You can vote for King George’s by:
texting PARKS SW18 3HS to 62967
using the voting form on Help a London Park.
Latchmere Recreation Ground (Battersea)
You can vote for Latchmere by:
texting PARKS SW11 5AD to 62967
using the voting form on Help a London Park.
Texts will cost 10p, in addition to any charge you pay to your network and voting ends on 30 January. You can find out more details from Wandsworth council’s parks vote page or the GLA’s Help a London Park.
The document sets out the Town Centre’s vision and aspirations to build on the huge improvements Wandsworth has seen over the past ten years. And Wandsworth has changed enormously even in that short time, thanks in no small part to the leadership the Town Centre Partnership and council have given to the area.