Consultation: Green Space Strategy 2027 to 2032. Deadline 27th July.
How should our parks, woodlands and open spaces be managed over the next five years? Three Rivers District Council is developing its Green Space Strategy for 2027–2032 and wants to hear how you use local green spaces, what you value most, and where improvements are needed. Your feedback will help shape how these spaces are protected, maintained and enhanced for both people and wildlife.
https://haveyoursay.threerivers.gov.uk/green-space-strategy-2027-2032
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Ian Geddes · 1st August 2026 at 12:04 pm
Totally agree with you Shella. Maybe just a little removal of dead stuff & stinging nettles obstructing paths and hurting children.
My big gripe is the over attention to asbestos buried in certain places. I have lived in Rickmansworth for decades and have never heard of anyone being affected by Aquadrome asbestos. Has there been a risk assessment carried out by the Council? If so then I would like to see it in the public domain. I was heartbroken when the Festival was cancelled forever, and it now seems that the Woodland path by the river is being closed for that reason too!
shella Harrington · 26th July 2026 at 10:04 pm
The lovely 41 hectare Aquadrome, is a joy……. AS IT IS! I don;t want to see it ‘tidied up’, it is not a Park, its managed as a natural area and keeping it such is vital. it is such an asset! General maintainnce is important for the wildlife,
There must not be any building whatsoever!
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