MIL
TO
N
Ke
ynes
is
set
to
hav
e
667acr
es
(270
hectar
es)
of
new
par
kland
ov
er
the
next
ten
years.
Mo
re
than
20
per
cent
of
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
8217
planned
expansion
will
be
dedicated
as
gr
een
space
and
will
include
33
childr
en
8217s
play
ar
eas
,
27
hectar
es
of
playing
fields
and
many
informal
ar
eas
of
woodlands
,
meado
ws
and
ponds
.
As
part
of
the
planne
d
expan
-
sion
this
gr
een
space
and
the
funds
to
take
car
e
of
it
will
be
handed
ov
er
to
The
Pa
rk
s
Tr
ust
to
manage
in
perpetuity
.
The
Pa
rk
s
Tr
ust
is
a
self-financ
-
ing
charity
dedicated
to
taking
car
e
of
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
8217
major
par
ks
and
gr
een
spaces
and
alr
eady
manages
4,500
acr
es
of
land
including
Campbell
Pa
rk,
Linfor
d
Wo
od,
Ou
ze
l
Va
lley
and
Wi
llen
Lake
.
The
Tr
ust
announced
the
pr
o-
posed
hando
ve
r
of
the
land
at
their
public
meeting,
at
Ca
mpbell
Pa
rk
Cr
icket
Pa
vilion
last
we
ek.
The
new
par
ks
and
gr
een
spaces
will
be
laid
out
in
four
main
ar
eas
8211
the
we
ster
n
and
eastern
expansion
ar
eas
,
St
antonbur
y
Pa
rk
Fa
rm
and
Ne
wton
Leys
.
Ot
her
dev
elopment,
such
as
that
under
way
at
Ta
ttenhoe
Pa
rk
will
also
add
to
the
amount
of
gr
een
space
handed
to
the
Tr
ust.
Ap
pr
ox
imately
the
same
pr
opor-
tion
of
gr
een
space
(20
per
cent)
as
in
the
existing
city
ar
ea
will
be
dedicated
to
gr
een
space
in
the
expansion
ar
eas
.
The
Pa
rk
s
Tr
ust
is
wor
king
with
a
wide
ra
nge
of
bodies
and
stake
-
holders
,
including
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
Pa
rt
nership
,
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
Co
uncil
and
dev
elopers
to
ensur
e
the
new
par
ks
ar
e
deliv
er
ed
in
line
with
the
Tr
ust
8217s
vision
of
8216inspir
ational
par
ks
that
ar
e
va
lued
by
local
people
8217
and
cr
eated
to
the
same
high
stan
-
dar
ds
of
its
existing
par
kland.
In
most
cases
the
new
par
ks
will
be
established
first
by
the
dev
elopers
and
then
tr
ansferr
ed
after
an
initial
period
into
the
custodianship
of
The
Pa
rk
s
Tr
ust.
Da
vid
Fo
ster
,
Chief
Ex
ecutiv
e
of
The
Pa
rk
s
Tr
ust,
said:
8220W
e8217
re
in
cr
ed
ib
ly
pr
ou
d
of
ou
r
pa
rk
s,
lakes
and
woodlands
and
ex
cited
about
gaining
mor
e
gr
een
space
.
8220W
hatev
er
yo
ur
view
about
the
cit
y8217
s
development
we
8217r
e
con-
vinced
that
pr
ov
iding
our
land-
scape
advice
and
expertise
to
the
dev
elopers
at
this
stage
will
ensur
e
that
we
8217l
l
hav
e
gr
eat
par
ks
to
be
enjo
ye
d
by
all
in
the
futur
e.
8220The
decision
to
hand
ov
er
these
new
par
ks
by
the
council
and
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
Pa
rt
nerships
is
a
ri
nging
endorsement
of
our
success
at
managing
most
of
Mi
lton
Ke
ynes
8217
existing
par
ks
.8221
Any
one
who
would
like
further
information
about
the
Tr
ust
8217s
new
par
ks
and
activities
should
visit
www
.thepar
kstr
ust.com
or
em
ai
l
in
fo
@t
he
pa
rk
strust.com.
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r
a
detailed
description
of
each
ar
ea
log
on
to
our
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bsite
at
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