Queen's Park and Paddington Recreation Ground

Could be a chain Roundwood Park - King Edward VII Sports Ground - Queen's Park - Paddington Recreation Ground - Little Venice

Gorgie Dalry Community Council

Gorgie Dalry Community Council

Gorgie Dalry Community Council

Wardie Bay Residents Association

Wardie bay is very popular with wild swimmers (some kayakers) and great for birds watching (SSSI designed area) also very interesting heritage and unique in Scotland terraced cottages, we'll recognisable by Edinburgh residents. This small urban beach provides a lot of joy for the residents and visitors and the recently developed cycling promenade makes it a very popular stop with cyclists.

Although a hospital site there are public rights of way and many locals walk/cycle here every day

I'd recommend adjusting Brunswick Park to link to Arnos Park instead of Grovelands Park, and put Oak Hil betwen Brunswik Park and Barnet Playing Fields.

IG8 (in the London borough of Redbridge)

Various, E11, IG8, IG9, iG10

Suggest as replacement for obscure Pinner Wood. Lovely park with cafe, small lake, aviary, children's playground, plus Heath Robinson Museum.

Official name of the Park Wood shown on current map. The actual Park Wood locally is part of Ruislip Woods.

Very popular venue with beach, narrow guage railway, cafe and restaurant. Located within Ruislip Woods, so may pose a problem to show on map!

The Concorde Way through St.Werburgh’s to Muller Rd connects Mina Rd park, access to Narroways Nature reserve and Ashley Down Green (which leads to St. Andrew’s park). Further on in the northerly direction, Concorde Way links to Muller Rd recreational park.

For South-East London, I'd strongly recommend perhaps the most beautiful of all woods in London - Bostall Woods. Also the lovely Abbey Wood (and Lesnes Abbey) should be on the map for the stunning woods. Shrewsbury Park - just north of Oxleas is another beautiful large space with old woods and fields - sometimes nicer to enjoy than Oxleas Woods!

Community Forest Path (route not a park)

Bristol Community Forest Path is a 45 mile loop of Bristol. Approx route is Ashton Court -> Dundry -> Keynsham -> Warmley -> Winterbourne -> Bradley Stoke -> Easter Compton -> Blaise Castle -> Downs -> Clifton Suspension Bridge -> Ashton Court. It's marked on Ordnance Survey maps (green diamond route). If you're happy to get in touch on email I can provide more details or help to annotate your existing map.

Also missing is Ridgeway Playing Fields on the green line between Coombe Brook Valley and the Bristol-Bath Railway Path

Although its not a park proper it could be regarded as a linear park and is a lovely open space between callington road NR and whitchurch village

Hi. Southmead Hospital has undergone development and as part of this we have created Lime Tree Neighbourhood Park which is located by the entrance to site from Southmead Road. We'd love to have this park added to the Greenground map for people to see and visit.

Hi Helen, love the map! Have just bought one for myself. This isn't a park suggestion but I'd love to see rivers included in it too. There could even be a separate map for the rivers of London and the green spaces they flow though. This could include the hidden rivers that have historically been culverted (eg the fleet). This has kind of been done on the sound map here: https://www.soundsurvey.org.uk/index.php/survey/waterways but I'd love a pocket version I could buy. All the best, Will