Hamworthy Park improvements 2017-18
Last updated April 2018
The Project
In partnership with the Friends of Hamworthy Park:
- Completed March 2018 – improved on-site signage has been installed, with old signs replaced and new signs introduced at Branksea Avenue and pedestrian bridge link
- Completed February 2018 – a new ‘Street Workout’ for older children, expanding the fitness-focused area of play
- Completed October 2017 – new footpaths creating a tarmac link from the pedestrian bridge to the promenade (60 linear metres in total), and new landscape schemes, specifically at the pedestrian Lulworth Avenue pedestrian entrance and Branksea Avenue entrance
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New & improved park signage
Old signage to be replaced with a high-end product, and new signs added
Old signage to be replaced with a high-end product, and new signs added
New signage installed March 2018
New signage installed March 2018
New signage installed March 2018
New signage installed March 2018
New signage installed March 2018
New signage installed March 2018
Improved fitness area for older children
Expanding play for older children in the fitness area, October 2017
Expanding play for older children in the fitness area, October 2017
Equipment installed, safety surface laid, November 2017
Equipment installed, safety surface laid, November 2017
‘Street Workout’ unit completed February 2018
‘Street Workout’ unit completed & open for use in February 2018
Footpaths & Landscaping
New footpaths completed in October
New footpaths completed October 2017
New footpaths completed in October
New footpaths completed October 2017
Newly cleared tree walk, October
Newly cleared tree walk, October
More than 3,000 bulbs planted by the Friends of Hamworthy Park, 4th November
More than 3,000 bulbs planted by the Friends of Hamworthy Park, 4th November
Project details
Budget £81,752
Funding Planning Obligations (Developer Contributions)
Project Leader Karl Stokes
T. 01202 261700
E. environment@poole.gov.uk
In partnership with
The Friends of Hamworthy Park
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