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Gaynes Parkway, Hacton Parkway, Suttons Parkway

Havering

Summary:

Gaynes, Hacton and Suttons Parkways were established in their present form between 1960-62 to provide a riverside walk of c.1.5 miles along the eastern bank of the Ingrebourne river. The names recall the old manors that existed from early times. Gaynes Parkway at the north commences at Upminster Road near Hornchurch Stadium and stretches to Hacton Lane. Hacton Parkway then continues south-east from Hackton Bridge to St George's Hospital. This is followed by Sutton Parkway, which stretches to the former boundaries of Hornchurch Aerodrome, now Hornchurch Country Park. The Parkways are amenity grassland apart from a small playground area on Hacton Parkway.

Previous / Other name:

The Ingrebourne Valley Parkways

Site location:

Upminster Road, Hacton Lane, Hornchurch

Postcode:

RM14 > Google Map

Type of site:

Public Open Land

Date(s):

1960-2

Designer(s):

Listed structures:

Borough:

Havering

Site ownership:

LB Havering

Site management:

Parks and Open Spaces

Open to public?

Yes

Opening times:

unrestricted

Special conditions:

Facilities:

Play area (Hacton Parkway)

Events:

Public transport:

Tube: Upminster Bridge, Hornchurch (District)

The information shown above was correct at the time of the last update 01/07/2010
Please check with the site owner or manager for latest news. www.havering.gov.uk

Fuller information:

Sources consulted:

Grid ref:	TQ547851
Size in hectares:	25.5

On EH National Register :	No
EH grade:
Site on EH Heritage at Risk list:
Registered common or village green on Commons Registration Act 1965:	No
Protected under London Squares Preservation Act 1931:	No

The information below is taken from the relevant Local Authority's planning legislation, which was correct at the time of research but may have been amended in the interim. Please check with the Local Authority for latest planning information.
On Local List:	Yes
In Conservation Area:	No
Conservation Area name:
Tree Preservation Order:	No
Nature Conservation Area:	Yes - Ingrebourne Valley Metropolitan Importance
Green Belt:	Yes
Metropolitan Open Land:	No
Special Policy Area:
Other LA designation:

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