Rhiannon Lucy Coslett is right to attract the need for inclusion, better designed public space (Tracked playgrounds, broken paddling pools: this is a heatwave, but where do our children play? 28 June). We, and the owners of the green space we work with, also hopes that the renewed enthusiasm for public space during the pandemic will lead to investment.
Green-Space managers are happy to give many parks to “take part in playing adult kids socuusizing”, but to make these spaces but, never develop their quality long. on LondonLocal authority budgets fall into approximately 8% since 2008, while the capital population grows over 15% – means more than one million to be access to quality green space. With challenging parks facing our revival climate, often increasing costs, and pressures that generate public services they handle and many international parks.
It provides spaces of the year worth of the year by cooling the surrounding areas, developing the quality of the air, which extends the risk of floods, gray spaces such as the cross of the king, however in the cross.
We currently have no minister for parks and no national strategy for green space, yet knows what they are critical to our quality of life. So, instead of comparing our public parks and green spaces that are not good at financial drivers in large private sectors to improve them, and keep the fund to them, and push the fund support.
Ed stannard
Parks for London
