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Hampstead Heath Ponds Project @CityCorpHeath Consultation Results

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From: Wood, Jennifer <Jennifer.Wood@cityoflondon.gov.uk>
Date: 21 March 2014 13:12
Subject: Hampstead Heath Ponds Project - Consultation Results
To:


Hello,

 

Thank you for taking part in the Hampstead Heath Ponds Project consultation.

 

Over 4,000 people visited the Heath displays over the duration of the consultation. We received over 1000 completed questionnaires and approximately another 1000 comments were left at the displays.

 

The aim of the consultation was to find out if the public had a preference between four design options - two on each of the pond chains - as well as raising awareness of the project.

 

For your information a summary of the results of the consultation are attached and you can follow this link to the full report on our website.

 

I have added your email address to a database for Ponds Project updates – if you would like to unsubscribe please reply to this email with ‘unsubscribe’ in the subject box.

 

Kind regards,

 

Jennifer

 

 

Jennifer Wood

Ponds Project Communications Officer

North London Open Spaces

City of London

Direct Line: 020 7332 3847

Mobile: 07912 041328

Email: jennifer.wood@cityoflondon.gov.uk

www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/hampsteadheath

 


 


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