For reps of all organisations interested in the successful regeneration of the park.

• Regeneration updates and discussions, including all the latest plans and funding news
• Reports of activities and user groups
• Promoting community empowerment and partnership working in the park and surrounding areas
• Lordship Rec Community Festival, Sept 11th

At Broadwater Centre, 1 Adams Rd, N17 (by the BWF entrance to the park).

For reps of all organisations interested in the successful regeneration of the park.

• Regeneration updates and discussions, including all the latest plans and funding news
• Reports of activities and user groups
• Promoting community empowerment and partnership working in the park and surrounding areas
• Lordship Rec Community Festival, Sept 11th

If you wish to look through all the key documents (and there are LOTS! – see * below), the application number is HGY/2010/0471, and you can click on the link below:

http://www.planningservices.haringey.gov.uk/portal/servlets/ApplicationSearchServlet?PKID=211564

* Please note that if you visit the planning website the drawings are listed as Drawing_100310_1.pdf through to Drawing_100310_72.pdf without any description,  so here’s a very helpful list of what they are:

1. General arrangement plan (whole park)

2. Tree strategy plan

3. Lighting and furniture strategy

4. Lordship Lane entrance

5. New river corridor

6. Bike track

7. Environmental Centre / Lake area

8. Model Traffic Area

9. Higham Rd and Freedom Road entrances

10. Higham Rd and Freedom Road entrances – detail

11. Conservation corridor

12. Moselle Brook bat potential

13. Environmental Centre block plan

14. Environmental Centre ground floor

15. Environmental Centre roof

16. Environmental Centre close up

17. Environmental Centre sections A & B

18. Environmental Centre sections C & D

19. Environmental Centre sections E & F

20. Environmental Centre elevations

21. Environmental Centre elevations

22. Environmental Centre site location plan

23. Environmental Centre existing plan of site

24. Environmental Centre existing floor plan

25. Environmental Centre existing elevations

26. Environmental Centre existing elevations

27. Shell Theatre existing site plan

28. Shell Theatre existing plans and elevation

29. Shell Theatre proposed plan (says existing)

30. Shell Theatre existing elevation

31. Shell Theatre proposed elevation

32. Toilet block site plan

33. Toilet block existing floor plan

34. Farm shop floor plan

35. Farm shop proposed elevation

36. Moselle Brook general arrangement sheet 1

37. Moselle Brook general arrangement sheet 2

38. Moselle Brook proposed channel plan 1

39. Moselle Brook proposed channel plan 2

40. – 57 Moselle Brook sections A – A to Q – Q

58. Moselle Brook footbridge foundation

59. Land drainage catchment areas sheet 1

60. Land drainage catchment areas sheet 2

61. Land drainage general arrangement sheet 1

62. Land drainage general arrangement sheet 2

63. Land drainage miscellaneous details sheet 1

64. Land drainage miscellaneous details sheet 2

65. Moselle upstream outlet plan

66. Moselle downstream inlet plan

67. Moselle upstream outlet structure

68. Moselle downstream inlet structure

69. Moselle Culvert sections sheet 1 of 3

70. Moselle Culvert sections sheet 2 of 3

71. Moselle Culvert sections sheet 3 of 3

72. Culvert infill wall details

For reps of all organisations interested in the successful regeneration of the park. Regeneration updates and discussions + reports of activities and user groups + promoting partnership working.

This is an all-too-brief thank you to all those involved with the Lordship Rec Users Forum and to all the groups who care about our fantastic green space in the heart of Tottenham.

Over the last 12 months there has been an enormous amount of work and energy, commitment and enthusiasm, communication and co-operation, care and concern in developing and reviewing the proposals, plans, activities, meetings and consultation regarding the future of the Rec.

All of that individual and collective effort should be appreciated, whether its from residents and park users putting in their own time and resources, staff and officers working above and beyond the call of duty, or groups and organisations keeping their members informed and engaged throughout the numerous phases of this vital and in many ways unique community-led regeneration project.

This is real partnership working, not because we all agree on everything but because we all agree that by working together in an atmosphere of mutual respect and give-and-take we can pool and harness our collective determination to achieve something remarkable for the people of Tottenham. In many ways we have already begun to achieve just that. This is
demonstrated by the improvements already achieved for the park in the last few years, the increasing park usage and community involvement, and the ever-growing range of activities and events there. And this is all backed up by the ever-increasing profile for the park and public support for its regeneration.

In the light of the scale and complexity of the challenge, and the difficulty in accessing the substantial resources needed, we can all be very proud of our achievements up to now. 2009 was a particularly challenging year due to the continuous pressure and intensity of the collective scrutiny and decision-making around the Heritage Lottery Fund application and all the related plans and documents. Yet we have come through the year with flying colours, somehow also managing to collectively organise our best ever Community Festival showcasing the talents and concerns of our communities and the potential of the park.

In the coming year let’s continue the progress we’ve made. And let’s hope that we will at last get the resources that we have worked so hard for, and that the people of Tottenham fully deserve for our only district park.

Best wishes and happy new year to all

Dave Morris
Chair, Lordship Rec Users Forum

At Broadwater Centre, 1 Adams Rd, N17 (by the BWF entrance to the park)

For reps of all organisations interested in the successful regeneration of the park.

Regular Lordship Rec community activities open to all

Note: most of the activities have a break over xmas and new year. For more info please check out the park’s noticeboards or www.lordshiprec.org.uk

• Friends of Lordship Rec:
  First Sunday of each month, 2pm (next one Jan 10th): drop-in for all park users @ hut in the children’s playground.
  Third Sundays: work-ins in the park, 1pm (next one Dec 20th)
• Lordship Walking Group: Mondays at 9.20am: Downhills Pk Rd entrance
• Mother & Toddler Group: Tues & Thurs, 11am-2pm: @ hut, children’s playground. £1.50p per session.
• Lordship Community Gardening Group: Fridays 10am: in the grounds of the Broadwater Centre
• BWF Community Café: Fridays at 12.30-3pm: Broadwater Centre + Food Co-op, last Fri/Sat each month  [Up till 18th Dec]
• Tai Chi in the park: Saturdays 10am-11am: £3 for an hour. Meet Broadwater Centre entrance, 9.55am
• Lordship Rec Dog Club: First and third Sundays of each month, 3pm: in the South Field. [break over xmas and new year - back sometime in Feb 09]
• The Trax, Lordship Rec bike users group: Most Saturdays: activities & rides: www.thetrax.co.uk
• Brakethru Club: Mon-Fri, 10.30am-3pm: Broadwater Centre grounds. Specialist 3/4-wheel cyclesfor people with mobility difficulties. To register just visit, or contact 07815 410390
• Various activities in the BWF Community Centre – eg. Goals for Girlz, football teams, Egyptian Dancing, Yoga, Creative Sewing – contact Centre for details: 8801 4115

One for next year’s diary……  Lordship Rec Community Festival – Sept 11th 2010

- Meeting for reps of user groups, local organisations and stakeholders concerned to successfully regenerate the park.
- Minutes of previous LRUF meeting will follow soon.

This meeting will be a special one in which all those involved with the festival are invited to come and contribute their thoughts on how it went!

at the Broadwater Farm Community Centre, 1 Adams Rd, N17

Formal meeting for reps of user groups, local organisations and stakeholders concerned to successfully regenerate the park.

Formal meeting for reps of user groups, local organisations and stakeholders concerned to successfully regenerate the park.