Known as the Warrington Community Related Assets (CRA), the 441 separate parcels of land include parks, grassland, woodland, unadopted roadsides, access paths, gardens and ponds, along with play areas at Whittle Hall and Grappenhall.
The Land Trust maintains these spaces to ensure they continue to enhance the local environment, supporting surrounding communities and providing resources for local communities through recreation activities, outdoor classrooms and events.
When the Warrington New Town was developed around 30 years ago a lot of effort was put into ensuring the newly created localities included attractively landscaped areas. These ‘bits’ of land are a significant factor in the high value and desirability of the area and contribute to the success of the New Town.
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Maintained footpaths
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The Land Trust has provided a cost-effective exit for the previous land owner, Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), that ensures these spaces are maintained in perpetuity and they continue to contribute to the success of the town. The Land Trust has effectively removed both the financial and resource burden from the HCA.
Funded by the Homes And Communities Agency.
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