Hellesdon Parish Council
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Open Spaces

The Parish Council is responsible for ensuring that there is adequate green space available for both formal and informal recreation.

The growth of the Parish over recent years and the planned and future development for housing have created some additional space for recreation.

However there is still an under provision of open space both formal and informal, the Parish Council are continually looking to increase this where possible and where land may be available.

At present the Council develops and maintains:

Hellesdon – Recreation Ground, off Wood View Road – Opening Times: Monday to Saturday 8 am – dusk, Sunday 8.30 am to dusk. 

Facilities:

  • Play area for children up to 14 years of age
  • The Yard (Area for children 11years and over)  This area is currently under development, with new equipment being added.
  • Netball / Tennis courts (bookable by contacting the Council Office on 01603 301751)
  • Large recreational space with goals
  • Dogs can be walked on leads around the perimeter
  • Skatepark
  • MUGA
  • Seating
  • Car parking

Hellesdon – Meadow Way – Opening Times: Monday to Saturday 8.30 am – dusk, Sunday 9 am to dusk

Facilities:

  • Play area for children up to 14 years of age
  • Large recreational area with football kickboards
  • Basketball hoop
  • Seating

Mountfield Park – Opening Times: Monday to Saturday 8.30 am – dusk, Sunday 9 am to dusk

The park is accessible via the rear of B&Q and Mountfield Avenue.

The park has a designated wildlife area which is left to nature, many new young trees have been planted in partnership with Broad District Council – Broadland Tree Wardens.

There is seating available and this is an ideal location for dog walking and families.

Cottingham Park – The park has no restricted access

The park is accessible via Bush Road and Reepham Road

The informal recreation grounds off the Reepham Road is a continuation of land given over to allotments.
The park is located on the edge of Hellesdon and is an ideal place for dog walking.

 

Parish News

NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL proposes to make a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (NTRO7121) affecting the 1) A1067 Drayton High Road from 50m west of its junction with Taverham Road for 20m eastwards; 2) C480 Low Road from its junction with A1067 for 30m southwards ; 3) C162 Costessy Road from its junction with A1067 for 50m south-westwards; and 4) C172 Taverham Road from its junction with A1067 for 40m eastwards in the PARISH OF DRAYTON to facilitate carriageway resurfacing works.

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