Hackney Council's Parks and Green Spaces Strategy
Hackney Council is reviewing its Parks and Green Spaces Strategy, halfway through its ten-year cycle, with residents raising concerns about changes at West Reservoir.
The implementation of Hackney Council's Parks and Green Spaces Strategy was reviewed by the Skills, Place and Economy Scrutiny Commission in September 2026. Achievements noted include a significant reduction in glyphosate use and increased investment in battery-powered equipment. However, residents have raised concerns about recent changes at West Reservoir, while efforts are also underway to decarbonise park buildings.
Hackney Council's Parks and Green Spaces Strategy is a ten-year plan designed to enhance environmental sustainability, community engagement, and create welcoming spaces. The strategy is currently halfway through its cycle, with its progress being assessed by councillors.
Key facts
- The strategy's implementation was reviewed by the Skills, Place and Economy Scrutiny Commission on 10 September 2026. Source
- Hackney Council's Parks and Green Spaces Strategy is halfway through its ten-year cycle. Source
- Residents have raised concerns about recent changes at West Reservoir. Source
- Achievements include a significant reduction in glyphosate use. Source
- Efforts are underway to decarbonise park buildings. Source
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