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Site

ID

Prioritisation Level

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Blundell Road Recreation Ground

12

Local priority

LBC

Pitches used solely by Luton United FC teams to their full capacity and club wish to expand.


Consider options for partnership working/lease with Luton United to provide greater on site presence and self-management opportunities and possible funding opportunities to improve the facility.

LBC & FA


Key Centre

S

M-L


Facilitate expansion of youth and adult ethnic minority football. Self-management will take some financial costs away from LBC, improved facility will help sustain use.

Neighbourhood park site servicing the local community therefore recreation facilities other than sport need to be provided.

Seek funding to implement the site improvement plan identified through the Your Say, Your Way area based consultations, in particular improvements to access and site definition/signage.

Improved facilities for wider community use including increased DDA accessibility, and improved safety for vulnerable groups including women, the elderly and children..

Alder Crescent Recreation Ground (Solway Road)




Local priority

LBC

One poor quality adult and one poor quality youth 11 aside pitch.

Potential loss of changing facilities at Saints Community Centre.



Seek opportunities to improve pitch quality (subject to facility provision)

Ensure that access to alternative changing facilities is provided or consider transferring play to another site or pursue asset transfer.



LBC & FA

Key Centre

S


M

Enables further expansion and encourages ethnic minority youth and adult football, and retains community facilities including DDA accessibility.

L

The closure of Saints Community Centre will leave pitches without changing facilities. Alternative facilities will allow play to continue at the site.

Barnfield Health & Fitness Suite And Barnfield College

5

Local priority

The Barnfield Federation

Community Use Agreements (CUA). Scope exists to improve quality of the site by addressing gradient issues and more flexible pitch layout. Key multi pitch site for FA.

Continue to ensure community use agreements are upheld by maintaining good working relationships with the College and Barnfield Federation. Approach College to look at ways to improve the Site and ensure it is sustainable for community use.

LBC, FA & Barnfield Federation

Education

Site

S

L-M

Site has the potential to become a large sporting hub with partnership working.

Denbigh High School

24

Local priority

Education

The school has tennis courts which it would like to convert to netball courts in order to accommodate community demand.

Support the school to secure funding where necessary to convert the tennis courts to netball, as there is demand from the Luton & District League for additional courts at the site.

LBC, Denbigh School, Luton & District League, England Netball, LTA

Education

Site

S

M

Could satisfy demand for additional netball courts.

Denbigh High Detached Playing Fields

25

Local priority

Education

Site not used by the School and so would consider leasing to a club. Site comprises one youth (11v11) and one mini (7v7) football pitches.

Establish a relationship with the school and consider potential clubs that could take on a lease in order to access funding.

FA, LBC & Denbigh High

Club Site

S

L


With a lease a club is able to apply for funding which could lead to pitch improvements. The site could become the home base for a club.

Luton Town Bowls Club

67

Local priority

Private

Significant spare capacity.

Work in partnership with the Club to increase membership.


LBC, Bowls England

Club Site

S

L

Maximising usage and increasing participation in the sport. Also provides social/health benefits and is a key sport for the elderly including people with disabilities.

Bushmead Primary School

16

Local Priority

Education

Spare capacity of one mini 5v5 pitch at peak time.

Consider site as reserve to service future demand.

LBC

Strategic Reserve

M-L

L

Strategic reserve allows the site to be used in the future if there is demand.


North

Site

ID

Prioritisation Level

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Lancaster Avenue Recreation Ground

36

Strategic priority

LBC

Cricket ground over played by 28 matches per season. Some issues with resident property being damaged.

Work with clubs and residents to try to resolve H&S issues. Subject to funding to add five cricket strips to square to accommodate over play.

ECB & LBC


Key Centre



M

M

Meet shortfalls and accommodate over play.

The site is used by Luton Town Ladies and has spare capacity for one match per week.

Use site to accommodate potential increases in girls’ football and explore funding opportunities

Luton Town Ladies

L

Increased usage of the pitch to accommodate girls’ football.

Average quality tennis courts.


Work to secure potential funding and look at options to resurface tennis courts.

LBC, LTA


L-M

Improved court quality for use by the community and an increase in subsequent capacity/usage.

Lea Manor High School/ Lea Manor Recreation Ground

37

Local priority

LBC/

Education



Conversion of sand based AGP to 3G.



Support school to convert surface. Establish and maintain good relationships with the School.

FA, Active Luton, LBC

Education

Site

S

L/M

Meet shortfall in 3G pitch provision and maximised community use, especially for football training.

Three good quality netball courts on site currently not used for community use.

Work with the Luton netball league and England Netball to explore opportunities to use the site as a venue.

England Netball & Luton League, Active Luton, LBC

M

Maximise usage of the courts and shortfall in league venues addressed.

Cardinal Newman Secondary School

17

Local priority

Education

One standard quality adult pitch over played by 3.5 matches and one standard quality youth (11v11) pitch over played by 2 matches per week used by Bushmead Rovers.

Work with the School and club to consider options for improving pitch quality.

FA & School



Education

Site

M-L

L

Improved pitch quality will increase site capacity and reduce overplay. In addition it will provide a better playing experience for users.

Old redgra pitch of poor quality with poor drainage.

Consider the pitch for conversion to 3G or sand based surface AGP based on future needs.

H

Meet shortfall in AGP provision and make better use of this unused area.

Icknield High School

31

Local priority

Education

The cricket pitch at Icknield High School has one grass wicket; however, the outfield is not full size. The pitch is not currently available for community use.

Work with the School to open up use of cricket pitch and also look at options to extend the outfield. Explore the opportunities of providing a full sized cricket facility.

ECB, LBC & School



Education

Site



S

M

Establishing community use and increasing the size of the pitch to accommodate junior over play from other sites.

There are two senior rugby union pitches but currently there is no current community use of the facilities. The school would be willing to consider it if demand exists.

Work with School to open up access to rugby union pitches.

RFU, LBC & School

L

Establishing community use to accommodate over play from other sites.

Icknield Way Recreation Ground

32

Local priority

LBC

One standard quality youth 11v11 football pitch overplayed by one match per week.

Seek opportunities to improve pitch quality and implement access improvements identified in the Limbury Riverside Parks action plan, in particular the introduction of a circulation path and signage, subject to funding.

LBC

FA

ECB



& Luton Friends of Parks and Green space

Key Centre



S-M

L

Increased site capacity for juniors including BME groups and girls football, and reduced overplay. In addition it will provide a better playing experience for users. Path would provide increased accessibility for people with mobility disabilities.

Cricket ground over played by 1 match per season.

Add an additional cricket strip to square subject to funding..

L

Meet shortfalls and accommodate over play for existing customer base which is predominantly from BME groups.



Site

ID

Prioritisation Level

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Leagrave Park (Sundon Park)
Consideration must be given to protect the Scheduled Monument, areas of County Wildlife site designation and the Leagrave Park Heritage Lottery Funded plan agreed for the park.

39

Local priority

LBC

Seven standard quality adult football pitches with actual spare capacity of 5.5 pitches at peak time.

Reduce to six adult pitches and invest in other pitches to improve quality, subject to funding, also consider re-configuring the pitch to Gaelic football as future demand increases.

Pursue multiple club sites



LBC

Key Centre



M


L

Usage is maximised and improved quality of pitches.

Meets future demand for adult and junior, male and female Gaelic football.



Need for two 11v11 youth pitches to accommodate overplay and future demand as required.

Convert two adult pitches to 11v11 if feasible.

S-M


L

Meets overplay and future demand for junior footballers.

Cricket ground over played by five matches per season.

Add cricket strip to the square, subject to funding.

L

Accommodates over play thereby improving quality of pitch for players who are predominantly from BME groups.

One good quality Gaelic football pitch.

Maintain good pitch quality.

L

Sustains future use of the pitch for Gaelic football for adults and juniors, males and females..

Lealands High School

41

Local priority

Education

Well used ¾ size AGP for football training.

Maintain good relationship with the School and continue community use. Ensure sinking fund is in place for resurfacing.

FA

Education Site


S-M

L

Sustains future use of the pitch for football training.

Sundon Park Junior School

74

Local priority

Education

Sundon Park Rangers Colts are the main users of the site. Pitches are standard and at capacity.

Maintain a good relationship with the School and look to secure a permanent agreement. If successful look to increase pitch quality.

FA, Club, Sport England, LBC

Education/Club Site


S

L

Future usage of the site secured. This will allow the Club to explore opportunities to improve pitch quality and therefore increase site capacity.

East

Site

ID

Prioritisation Level

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Stopsley Common (Luton Regional and Lothair Road Recreation Grounds)

43/44

Strategic priority



LBC

Site is a District Park with various sporting and recreational uses and site designations (which are sometimes conflicting) including District Wildlife Site and pending classification as a site of importance by English Heritage. A holistic plan will be required for the whole site.

Pursue funding for master plan and related consultation.

LBC, CT, FA, ECB, LTA, Active Luton, & Conservation bodies

Strategic Site

M-H

M

Borough wide impact.

Work in collaboration with all partners to develop a coherent plan for the whole site thereby identifying priorities for implementation.



Luton Regional Recreation Ground (Stopsley).
Site is a District Park with various conflicting uses and site designations including District Wildlife Site and pending classification as a site of importance by English Heritage. A holistic plan will be required for the whole site.

44

Strategic priority

LBC

There is a planning condition in place which requires a new pavilion to be provided to support the 3 cricket and junior pitches at Luton Regional Recreation Ground following the demolition of the Regional Sports Centre.

Ensure that a new pavilion is provided and funding secured for running costs. Pursue funding for junior pitch improvements and relocations across Stopsley Common..

LBC, ECB, FA, England Netball & LTA

Strategic Site



S-M

M-H

Borough wide impact.

Provision of new pavilion will support continued usage of the site for 3 cricket and junior football, and facilitates female football and cricket at this site. Moving and improving junior pitches to one new area will assist junior football development, tournaments and segregate adults and juniors across the Stopsley Common site.



The six floodlit tennis courts are only used by the school since the leisure centre on the site, which managed the courts, has closed. Vandalism to the fencing and floodlights.

Explore possibilities of combined netball and tennis courts available for community use at Stopsley High School – due for installation in 2015.

And or support Luton & Vauxhall Lawn Tennis Club in its aspirations to develop the site as a Beacon Tennis Site.


The site is subject to exploring the master plan


L

Borough wide impact.

Maximised usage of a popular, strategic site.

Helps to address shortfall in league netball venues and helps to increase junior participation.

Will encourage more people to play tennis.



Lothair Road Recreation Ground (Stopsley)

43

Strategic priority

LBC

Five poor quality adult football pitches with spare capacity and a need in the area for two cricket grounds to accommodate unmet, latent and future demand.

Transfer Wigmore football matches when facility closes. Explore the options of installing artificial cricket wickets and/or grass cricket pitch to accommodate demand from midweek and Sunday Leagues, subject to funding. Consider leasing to league/clubs.

LBC & ECB

Strategic Site



S-L

M

Maintain continuity for local football teams. Helps to address shortfall of cricket pitches and provides security of tenure/sustainability to a nomadic club. Possible reduction of LBC running costs. In addition transfer of football matches may have a likely impact on Inspire customers due to lack of parking facilities.

Changing facilities need upgrading.

Look at funding options and other possibilities for upgrading the facilities.

The site is subject to exploring the master plan.



H

Improves quality of the facility thereby maximising usage to accommodate transfer matches from Wigmore. Includes improved access/toilet facilities for people with disabilities; and allows for separate female changing.

Crawley Green Recreation Ground


22


Local priority

LBC

Overplay of 0.5 matches per week on youth 11v11 pitch. Spare capacity of 1 match per week on adult pitch.

Transfer play from youth 11v11 to Rayhnam Way Recreation Ground.

Increase usage of adult pitch.



LBC , FA, CGS&SC & Luton Friends of Parks and Greenspace

Strategic

Site

S


L

Over play reduced and pitch quality sustained for adults and juniors, male and female.


Strategic Priority

LBC

Explore upgrading of the site

Seek funding to create a master plan for the site to look at opportunities to meet community needs

Consider resurfacing of floodlit courts to old netball pitch subject to funding.



LBC & Luton Friends of Parks and Greenspace

M

M

Borough wide impact.

Upgrading of the site will help to maximise the usage of the site and improve access.






Site

ID

Prioritisation Level

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Ashcroft High School

3

Local priority

Education

Poor quality 3G AGP in need of resurfacing. Used by Crawley Green FC, etc. for training.

Explore the options with the School, Club and FA to resurface the pitch. Ensure a sinking fund plan is in place.

FA & Club



Education Site


M


M

Increases quality and ensures continued use of the pitch by Crawley Green FC.

There are four netball courts, three are of adequate quality but are in need of new posts. There are access issues at the site and the toilets are located some distance from the courts.

Work with the Luton Netball League and England Netball to explore opportunities to use the site as a venue.

England Netball, Luton League & LBC

S

L

Maximised usage of the courts and shortfall in league venues addressed.

Ashcroft Road Recreation Ground

4

Local priority

LBC

Spare capacity on bowling green.

Work with the Club to increase membership to address the spare capacity on bowling green.

Bowls England

Club Site


S

L

Maximising usage and increasing participation in the sport. Also provides social/health benefits and is a key sport for the elderly including people with disabilities.

Co-Op Luton Bowls Club

21

Local priority

Private

Spare capacity on bowling green

Site proposed for housing allocation in draft Local Plan subject to consultation. Site size suggests potential to retain some leisure use

Bowls England

Club Site



S

L

Redevelopment opportunity, releasing other social needs for housing but also mixed use potential to retain and improve leisure within the scheme. In addition this is a key sport for the elderly including people with disabilities. 

Putteridge High School

49

Local priority

Education

Two of the three courts are very good quality, one has had problems with leaves not cleaned away effectively. There are difficulties with hiring the courts on Sundays; currently they are only used on Saturdays.

Establish a relationship with the School and Luton Netball League to look at ways to increase access to the courts. Also, England Netball to investigate issue with third court.

LBC,

England Netball





Education Site

S-M

L

Helps to address shortfall in league netball venues.

Large hard area which currently has a macadam/polymeric surface.

Consider the pitch for conversion to 3G or sand based surface AGP for future demand.

FA/England Hockey

M

Meets future demand for 3G pitch provision.

LBC previously had planning permission to build a new school playing field on agricultural land to the East of the School.

Re-investigate the opportunities for a new playing field to accommodate both school and community use. Cricket pitches should be provided as a priority.




H

Helps to address cricket pitch shortfall.

Raynham Way Recreation Ground

51

Local priority

LBC

One junior 11v11 grass football pitch with no play this season.

To address uneven distribuition of junior pitch play consider relocating to a site North of the town. Alternatively consider Crawley Green FC junior teams relocating here to free up part of Crawley Rec Ground for recreational use.

LBC & FA

Strategic Reserve

L

L

Accommodates demand expressed from over played sites in the Area for junior football for both girls and boys.

Selsey Drive

52

Local priority

Education

One adult grass football pitch and one youth 11v11 pitch with no current play.

Stop maintaining the pitches for football and invest in other sites.

LBC & FA

Strategic Reserve

L

L

Releases funding to help improve quality/maintenance of other pitches.

Wigmore Valley Park. Site identified as within the Century Business Park development area of the local plan.

65

Local priority

LBC

District Park site with three poor quality senior football pitches and one pitch with actual spare capacity each week.

To address low usage of 3 poor quality pitches, cease maintaining the pitches for football. Transfer play to Stopsley Common

LBC & FA

Strategic Reserve

S-M

M

Releases human resources to help sustain quality/maintenance of other pitches.



Explore opportunities for increased access and other sport provision as part of the Century Park development.

Development of site for the wider community including addressing access and security/lighting issues.


Consider resident boxing club to vacate the building at the end of the lease, subject to the availability of an alternative more appropriate site, and explore lease with private company/nursery operator to enable reinvestment in other facilities.


Development of site for the wider community and attain rental income. Nursery would provide substantial benefits for children and parents. Site suitable for full DDA access as ground floor only.

Stopsley High School

75

Local priority

Education

As part of the Government’s Priority Schools Building Programme the School is to be redeveloped and is likely to provide opportunities for new outdoor sports facilities.

Work closely with the School and Sport England to input into what facilities will be provided.

LBC, School & Sport England

Education Site


S-L

L

Opportunity to address shortfalls in grass pitches.

South


Site

ID

Prioritisation List

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Stockwood Park

55

Strategic priority

LBC

One standard quality Gaelic football pitch.

To seek funds to Improve pitch quality.

LBC, GAA

Key Centre


S


L

Sustains future use of the pitch and accommodates future demand For adults and juniors, male and female ethnic minority sport.

Stockwood Park Athletics Centre

56

Strategic priority

Active Luton

The need to protect and maintain the current standard of track at Stockwood Park. There is no separate throwing area.

Work with Active Luton and England Athletics to provide separate throwing area.

England Athletics & Active Luton

S


L

Borough Wide Impact

Accommodates demand for a separate throwing area which is critical to retain the Grade A quality certificate of the track.



Athletics track is able to accommodate increase in demand but the impact will be seen on maintenance and ancillary facilities which will need to be increased.

To seek to secure funds to improve ancillary facilities on and around the track to meet future demands

England Athletics & Active Luton

S

M

Borough Wide Impact

Will accommodate increase of demand and retain the Grade A quality certificate of the track.



Stockwood Park Golf Centre

57

Strategic priority

Active Luton

The need to protect and maintain current standard of Stockwood Park Golf Course.

Work with Active Luton and England Golf to ensure that the quality of the Golf course is maintained.

England Golf & Active Luton

M

L

Ensures the current standard is maintained in the future.

Stockwood Park RFC

58

Strategic priority

Club

Rugby pitches over played significantly over played due to poor quality and training sessions taking place on match pitches. The University also use the pitches midweek.

Explore options to improve pitch quality and/or move training to another site. This could be through the creation of an IRB compliant AGP or a transfer to other grass pitch sites. Engage with the RFU and University to work in partnership.

RFU, University of Bedfordshire, Stockwood Park RFC & LBC

Club Site


M-L

M-H

Increased pitch carrying capacity for all sections of the community and shortfalls in dedicated training facilities met.

Venue 360

61

Strategic priority

Venue 360

Poor quality sand based AGP in need of resurfacing.

Work with Venue 360, England Hockey and clubs to resurface the pitch. Ensure sinking fund is in place for future replacements.

England Hockey, ECB, RFU, LTA, LBC & Luton Midweek Cricket League

Key Centre


S-M



H

Improved pitch quality to sustain continued use of the site for hockey.

Cricket pitch with one artificial wicket and significant spare capacity.

Liaise with the Midweek Luton Cricket League to increase use the venue for cricket.

S


L

Accommodate unmet cricket demand.

Barnfield South Academy

6

Local priority

The Barnfield Federation

Grass pitches on site not available for community use despite a community use agreement being in place.

Liaise with the Barnfield Federation to ensure sustainable community use of the pitches.

Sport England, FA, Barnfield Trust & LBC

Education Site



S

L

Increased use of the site to meet shortfalls expressed.

Dallow Primary School

23

Local priority

Education

Three floodlit netball courts which have had problems with the court surface. The courts have been repainted but there are still issues. Previously well utilised site.

Address outstanding court issue and look to rectify, with the school and the academy on any outstanding problems in order to bring the courts back into use.

England Netball, Sport England, School & LBC

Education Site


S

L

Maximises usage and helps to address shortfall in league netball venues.

Community use currently not taking place but this site was the subject of a SE grant award towards its facilities (MUGAs) and used to have community use. Sport England currently in process of discussing reinstating community use with the school.

Liaise with Sport England to ensure that community use of the site takes place.

L

Maximised use of the site to accommodate a range of sports on the MUGA.

Farley Junior School


27

Local priority

Education

The School has aspirations to secure funding from Sport England to resurface the two existing MUGAs on site, removing the middle fencing separating them to form one large surface.

Support the School through the application process.

LBC & School

Education Site


S

L

Greater utilisation of the site to accommodate a range of sports.

Foxdell Recreation Ground

29

Local priority

LBC

Poor quality pitches. Conflict of adult and junior play and training at the site.

Improve pitch quality subject to further investigation of the issues of the site and funding.

LBC & Luton Friends of Parks and Green space

Club Site



S

L

Maximised use of the site with improved pitch quality. Develop junior including predominantly ethnic minority football.

Kingsway Recreation Ground

35

Local priority

61 FC

Pavilion leased to 61 FC. Site has poor changing and toilet facilities.

Support the Club when they are in a position to access funding for upgrade to changing facilities.

FA, Club & LBC & Luton Friends of Parks and Green space

Club Site



S-M

M

Upgraded changing will support continued usage of the site and improve DDA access.

Memorial Park

47

Local priority

LBC

Significant spare capacity on bowling green

Work with the Club to increase membership in order to address under use.

Bowls England & Luton Friends of Parks and Green space

Club Site



S

L

Maximising usage and increasing participation in the sport. Also provides social/health benefits and is a key sport for the elderly including people with disabilities.

Stockwood Park RFC
Consideration must be given to protect areas of County Wildlife site designation (bat population)

58

Local Priority

Club

Need for floodlighting on main pitch and training pitch.

Work with the Club and the RFU to access funding and to install floodlighting.

RFU, University of Bedfordshire, Stockwood Park RFC & LBC

Club Site



M-L

M

Increases usage of the site to accommodate training for adult and junior rugby.

Venue 360

61

Local priority

Venue 360

One senior rugby pitch over played by 0.5 matches per week due to training sessions taking place on the pitch and midweek university matches.

Explore options to improve pitch quality and/or move training to another site. This could be through the creation of an IRB standard AGP or a transfer to other grass pitch sites (Also see KKP ref 58 above).

England Hockey, ECB, RFU, LTA, LBC & Luton Midweek Cricket League

Key Centre


S


M-H

Increased pitch carrying capacity and shortfalls in dedicated training facilities met.

There is potential for two more courts to be created on the overflow car park land if required.

LTA to work with the Club to monitor increases in demand and the need for additional courts.

M-L

M

Meets future demand for access to tennis courts.

West

Site

ID

Prioritisation List

Management

Issue to be resolved

Recommended actions

Partners

Site hierarchy tier

Time-scale

Cost

Impact/benefits

Challney Girls High School

18

Strategic priority

Education

Unused cricket pitch with one artificial wicket.

School also has aspirations to install a grass cricket square at the site.



Work with the ECB and the School to identify clubs that could use a potential cricket square and support any funding applications.

ECB, School & LCB


Education Site



S

M-H

Increased use of the site to meet shortfalls expressed in cricket.

Former Electrolux Playing Field (Addington Way Open Space)

28

Local priority

LBC

Former company sports ground now owned by LBC and has been used in the past as a training ground by Luton Town FC but use will conclude in one year’s time. Consideration therefore also needed to provide ancillary facilities.

Seek opportunities to convert pitches into a cricket square and work with ECB to consider clubs. Partnership working required to consider best use of the site.

LBC & ECB & FA

Club Site


S-M

H

Bringing back into use a disused site to help address shortfalls in cricket and/or football.

Beechwood Primary School

10

Local priority

Education

School was required to complete a community use agreement for playing fields as a requirement of a planning permission; however, currently there is no community use at the Site.

Work with the School to allow access for community use.

Sport England

& LBC, School



Education

Site


S

L

Increased use of the site to meet shortfalls expressed.

Challney Girls High School

18

Local priority

Education

Despite a community use agreement being in place the Luton Netball League reports that attempted access to the courts for senior matches has been unsuccessful.

Liaise with the School and Sport England to ensure access for the Luton Netball League.

England Netball

Education

Site


S

L

Helps to address shortfall in league netball venues.

Challney High School for Boys and Community College

19

Local priority

Education

The School has three tennis courts, however, these are disused and there are plans to convert them into a grass pitch. A new rugby pitch is also proposed on the site of the former girls’ school building.

Liaise with the School and Sport England to have input into what facilities will be provided. Work with RFU to consider scope for rugby.

LBC & RFU

Education

Site



M

L

Potential to help address shortfalls identified for rugby pitches due to over play.

Kent Athletic Sports & Social Club

34

Local priority

Private

The 1st team (football) cannot progress in the league as they would require a spectator stand.

Work with the Club and FA to create a long term strategy to meet league requirements to a level of standard of a Step 5 facility ideally also suitable for league cup finals.

Source funding to help enable the club provide for step 5 pitch.



FA

Club Site



L

H

This would allow the football club to progress into a higher league, therefore creating further sustainability for the Club.

Lewsey Park

42

Local priority

LBC

A disused hard porous pitch.


Consider feasibility to convert disused all-weather pitch to 3G artificial pitch and work with partners to seek funding opportunities.

LBC & Sports Governing Body & Luton Friends of Parks and Green space & Lewsey TARA, Active Luton

Key Centre


L



H


Meets current needs and/or future demand for 3G pitch for adults and juniors, could also accommodate separate girls teams as pavilion has separate changing facilities. Disabled accessibility improved.

Four adult football pitches with two matches of spare capacity at peak time.

Consult on feasibility of reducing to three adult pitches and keep fourth pitch as strategic reserve.

S-L


L

Retains spare capacity to act as strategic reserve to accommodate future demand.

Well used artificial grass wicket well used for informal play and last man stands

Ensure sufficient funds to continue to maintain artificial wicket for informal play, particularly in the event of further vandalism/theft.

S-L


L

Meets informal demand for cricket – existing customer base is predominantly from BME groups.


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