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Redbridge Strives for Green Flag Status for Parks

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The London Borough of Redbridge is in the process of applying for Green Flag Status for three of our parks and open spaces – Valentines Park, Goodmayes Park and Elmhurst Gardens.

The Green Flag Award is the national standard for parks and open spaces in England and Wales, and provides a means of recognising and rewarding the best green spaces in the country. 

Assessment Criteria

The criteria by which each site is judged are grouped under eight main headings that outline the standards that a Green Flag must achieve and set targets for improvement as follows:

  • A Welcome Park
  • Healthy, Safe & Secure
  • Well Maintained & Clean
  • Sustainability
  • Conservation & Heritage
  • Community Involvement
  • Marketing
  • Management

The media and public are becoming increasingly aware that a site flying a Green Flag is a high quality green space. 

The London Borough of Redbridge is committed to improving the quality of the facilities available in our area and this application for the Green Flag Award is all part of our strategy to make Redbridge a better place to live.

For more information on the Green Flag Award scheme, please visit the official web site or contact our Parks and Countryside Service.