How to get involved
The council is working hard to create opportunities for community involvement and will listen carefully to comments from a wide range of groups and individuals.
The feedback it receives will directly contribute towards the Parks for People funding bid and help to shape the long-term future of the park.
Over the last few months, several thousand questionnaires have been sent out across the city and a number of workshops held with stakeholders, schools and user groups. This has helped to inform the draft masterplan and we welcome your comments on the proposals so far.
Do you have some happy memories of Buile Hill Park?
Do you have some happy memories of your time spent in the park, perhaps with family and friends or just by yourself? Have you been to any events that you have enjoyed?
This is the sort of news that the Heritage Lottery Fund need to see to demonstrate how important the park is to its community and how much it is valued.
Your memory of the park is really important for this bid so please take a few minutes to tell us about your memories and/or comments on the proposals below:
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This page was last updated on 29 July 2008
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