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In collaboration with residents, Oasis Charitable Trust and the Friends of Ashburton Park (FOAP), the project has secured a first stage grant of £304,000 funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, showcasing the power of community partnership.
Form October 2023 to October 2024 the funding will allow us to recruit a Senior Project Manager to lead investigations, surveys, and community engagement to understand what is needed in the park. This will help us build a case for support and recommendations for park restoration making us eligible to apply for a second stage Heritage Fund grant in November 2024.
If we are successful with our stage two grant, we will be able to deliver our restoration recommendations from Summer 2025 over two to three years.
Project manager appointed.
Investigative surveys take place including:
Activity and community event planning for the year ahead with The Friends of Addington Park (FOAP) and Oasis Hub Ashburton Park.
Tender for design brief to visualise the parks restoration.
Pop up workshops, community engagement and activities taking place. Full details on our community events calendar.
A community day celebration, commemorating not only the achievements of the project but also the park's centenary.
Document preparation and finalise investigations for further funding submission.
Conclude Stage one, submit to Stage two of the grant application to The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Decision on the National Lottery Heritage Fund grant application. If successful, our submission will secure the resources needed to bring the restoration vision to life.
If you have any questions about the project, would like more information or want to get involved, please email parks@croydon.gov.uk.
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