Improving biodiversity in a Coleridge pocket park

Open for comments from Friday 1 to Monday 25 March 2024.

Cambridge City Council have funding available through the Environmental Improvement Programme (EIP) for the purpose of improving biodiversity to a green space in Coleridge.

This green space is at the back of Bailey House (Rustat Avenue), and runs through from the mini-roundabout on Rustat Road at the end of Davy Road to Clifton Road. 

The space is one of a number of amenity green spaces we manage around the city. As part of our management of the space to increase biodiversity we are proposing implementing some areas of native wildflower/grasses.

There are also proposals to officially name this space. Please see the draft plan below.

For more information about EIP, please visit Environmental Improvement Programme.

Have your say

We want to learn whether you support the biodiversity proposals for this green space.

Select the 'Take the survey' button on this page to leave your feedback.

If you have any questions about the proposals or consultation, please contact us at projectdevelopment@cambridge.gov.uk.

Next steps

We will collate the findings from the survey and make appropriate amendments to the proposals.

The works to establish the areas of native wildflower/grasses are likely to commence in spring 2024.