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Stanrigg Park, Plains

Client CSGN (Central Scotland Green Network Trust)
Value £230,000
Location North Lanarkshire

Requirements

The newly named Stanrig Park is an area of land between Jarvie Avenue and Beverley Park where the local community group Plains Community Futures secured funding from WREN and North Lanarkshire Council’s local development fund for the new facility.

The new park has been named in honour of 19 men and boys who were killed in a disaster at a nearby mine a century ago.  Plains Community Group held public meetings and online polls to ask people what they would like to see in the newly created park.

Approach

The park project, managed by the Central Scotland Green Network Trust, has transformed a former sports pitch and includes a stone seating area, new areas of woodland and wetland habitat, greatly improved paths and a unique three metre high climbing boulder.

The works comprised the following main elements:

  • Vegetation clearance
  • Removal of existing sealed surfaces
  • Construction of climbing boulders
  • Planting, seeding and turfing
  • Construction of sealed and unsealed footpaths/surfaces
  • Construction of random rubble walling
  • Construction of fencing
  • Installation of signage and furniture
  • Installation of lighting, solar studs and associated ducting and electrical works
  • Formation of drainage inc stonework
  • Earthworks

Result

As a result of all the hard work from Plains Community Futures and the local community input, local people of all ages can now enjoy the newly created park.


£230,000

This project will make such a difference to the village and give everyone a place they can enjoy.
 
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