Thank you for your project application idea, the project idea obviously hopes to address local community need. This project was taken to North Area Committee for consideration within the funding and criteria for EIP area funding. Following committee consideration this area project was then approved by the Executive Councillor for Environment, Climate Change and Biodiversity at a lower funding amount £3.5k as some residual s106 is available to cover the difference. A Council Officer will contact you as soon as resources allow in early 2023 in regards to bringing the project forward towards implementation.
Jubilee Gardens establishing the space as a Green Asset
From "Environmental Improvement Programme (EIP) - 2022"
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Proposed budget
GBP 4,500
Description
Building on the Establishment of the space following s106 investment in access footpath and biodiversity improvements. To develop and establish the space as an asset both for the community and for wider public and visitors to Cambridge. Now we have an established a recognised space (with new signage given an identity to the space and much improved access) the option is to develop this further by installing additional benches that allows users to rest/ enjoy the local environment whilst improving the social interaction for residents/community and visitors to Cambridge.
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Last update: 16 December 2022
Posted on 16 December 2022
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Posted by:mark lewis
4 years ago
Not sure what a green asset is but yes, it's a thin but beautiful strip of green between the river and road. Anything to improve its use, accessibility, appreciation and biodiversity within