We apologise for the short notice and any inconvenience this may cause. However, due to illness we had no other option that to cancel the walk from the Porchester Centre from 12.30-1.30pm
This is a chance for the community – residents, community organisations, local businesses etc. – to join us to learn about the important things we have been working on but it will also be a chance for them to engage with Council officers and ask any questions.
We would like as many community members as possible to attend, just book your free tickets by clicking the button below.
There will be a free halal lunch, refreshments and entertainment. So join us in what we hope will be a fantastic day to connect and find out more how we plan to engage and work with communities.
The ’Know Ball Games in Westminster’ pilot scheme aims to work with communities to strengthen a culture of play, physical activity, leisure, and sport across housing estates, parks, and open spaces by removing prohibitive play signage.
Westminster City Council believes that participation in play, physical activity, leisure, sport, and play can be truly transformative, inclusive, and inherently positive. Being active and healthy goes hand in hand with an improved quality of life.
The aim of ‘Know Ball Games’ pilot is to remove the ‘No ball games’ signs in a selection of housing estates and parks and open spaces and replace them with a new culture which encourages everyone to use the space for play and be physically active.
Just come along to the sessions on the dates and times below to learn more about the pilot scheme and share your views and insights.
Queens Park Court
Churchill Gardens
Hallfield Estate
community@bwwmind.org.uk or call 07710092811
