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As part of the £8.9 million restoration grant from Hackney Council and Lottery funds. Hopefully the football Goalposts will be fixed, and the basketball hoops sorted.
Actually why dosn't the Council ask the community what they would like to see improved in the park?
Is this too far fetched. An outdoor Sculture on the form of a type of rock looking surface that doubles as an outdoor freeclimbing rock for children and adults to climb around. It has movable climbing holds. Oh and outdoor ping pong tables like the one in London Fields?
Your thoughts.

the squatters, on the contrary, cleaned up the place that has been mismanaged by hackney council for a number of years allowing prostitutes, junkies and graffiti kids to trash it at their will.
they've put a lot of energy into clearance and planting stuff around and been evicted for no purpose and all their hard work trashed to leave place to, once again, a bare, uninviting picture.
i hope michael dixon, mark white and other hackney parks officials burn in hell long and nice.

Can anyone tell me the circumference of Clissold?

The squatters in the house on the edge of Clissold park were doing no harm, it added some colour and variety to the palce.

I really have no idea wat you are trying to say. I won't use sarcasm again as it's clearly been lost into oblivion...

you are very right opinion Mr. Mark I agree with your comments becuase in all the conjested atmospher its caused the pure groom health for the human being thats why i love vic part and also you said right thing, but whilst trends die, quality lives on. its so nice of you

Thanks for that Shami, we get a really good idea of your opinion from that post.
Technically not a park, but Hampstead Heath has to be the nicest outdoor space in London. Okay not as 'trendy' as Vic park, but whilst trends die, quality lives on.

no like the victoira park and i hope it wil win and you Sophie dont has perfect information and i love this park toooooooooo much as you think about it

I loooooveeeeee Vicky Park!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

very nice magazine which keep in touch with the culture of the london city its os beautifful for me

Vic Park wins.
Yes!!!!!

What about Waterlow Park, Highgate?

Hi - re the Parks, specifically Battersea Park's description.
I'm sure "Getting In" to Battersea Park is better than 4/10, more like 8/10, and being almost flat it's very accessible. Public transport - not just the trains from Waterloo and Victoria (and Surrey and Middlesex) plus the London Bridge route and the 137 bus but several other buses pass the park or along Battersea Park Rd from the 452 from Kensal Green and Kensington, the 344 from Liverpool St, and there's the 156 from Wimbledon. Even the 360 bus (South Kensington to Elephant & Castle) stops just over Chelsea Bridge so the visitor gets a short walk across Chelsea Bridge with fabulous river views with the Power Station, or you can catch one of the 3 buses that cross the bridge, including the 44 (Tooting-Victoria).
As far as fun goes - it's a wonderful place to learn to rollerblade especially near the Pagoda (lessons and group skating) and what about the bike hire place which hires out all sorts of bikes for all ages?
Lastly, Battersea Park's famous annual November firework display is brilliant and excellent value.