Bells Gardens - ball games court (multi-use games area or MUGA) and play area survey

Overview

Southwark Council has commited to build 11,000 new council homes by 2043. The site at Bells Gardens, including the Community facility, the garden, the ball games court and play area have been proposed as part of this development project. We want to know from people who live in the Bells Gardens, Lindley or Oliver Goldsmith estates how the ball games court and play area (blue in the map below) are used and how you think they could be used in the future. Your feedback is very important and will be used to develop the plans for this site. 

For any further information abut the project, please contact Helen Laker, New Homes Engagement Officer helen.laker@southwark.gov.uk, telephone 020 752 50848, or for online information and feedback about the ball games court, the play area, and the new homes search for www.southwark.gov.uk/bells-gardens.

Why your views matter

We want to hear what you think about the ball games court and the play area. Your feedback is very important and will be used to develop the plans for this site. Please spend a few minutes recording your comments here.

The council began the new homes consultation with a drop-in event which took place on the 13 February. At this drop-in event residents had an opportunity to meet the project team and architects, discuss what it is like to live in the area, share ideas about the design boards (see updated boards here) and find out what will happen next.

Privacy statement  
Any personal information recorded here will only be used by our New Homes team for the purposes of reference and contact under s105 of the Housing Act 1985, and will be destroyed after four years. If you are concerned about how the council uses your personal data or would like to enquire about the personal information we hold on you, please contact us via dpo@southwark.gov.uk or on 020 752 55000. More information about your rights is available on  our website, or via the Information Commissioner (www.ico.org.uk)