Jump to main content Jump to quick search Jump to navigation Search Do it online All services My Account Language HomeParsons Green is the latest in a record-breaking haul of Green Flag awards Share on Share on Facebook Share by Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on WhatsApp Parsons Green is the latest in a record-breaking haul of Green Flag awards 15 October 2021 NEWS Arts and parks Image 1: Parsons Green in south Fulham Parsons Green is the latest green space in Hammersmith & Fulham to receive the prestigious Keep Britain Tidy Green Flag award. It means that H&F now has 19 parks and green spaces with the award – a new record for the borough. The new award for Parsons Green means that almost half of the parks and green spaces in H&F have Green Flag status. And it reflects our commitment to improving and maintain local parks and green spaces as we aim to make H&F the greenest borough in Britain. H&F Cabinet member Cllr Sharon Holder said: “It’s brilliant to see us break our Green Flag record once again. Our 40 parks and green spaces are the jewels in H&F’s crown and they’re a great place to enjoy nature and physical exercise.” Local parks wow the judges A Green Flag flying in parks is a sign that the park boasts the highest possible standards, is beautifully maintained and has excellent facilities. It’s part of the Keep Britain Tidy scheme that is now in its 25th year. The award recognises and rewards well managed parks and green spaces, setting the benchmark standard for the management of recreational outdoor spaces across the UK and around the world. The 19 sites awarded Green Flag status in H&F: Bishops Park and Fulham Palace, SW6 Brook Green, W6 Cathnor Park, W12 Frank Banfield Park, W6 Furnivall Gardens, W6 Hammersmith Park, W12 Hurlingham Park, SW6 Marcus Garvey Park, W14 Margravine Cemetery, W6 Norland North Open Space, W11 Normand Park, W14 Parsons Green, SW6 Ravenscourt Park, W6 South Park, SW6 St Paul’s Gardens, W6 St Peter’s Square, W6 Wendell Park, W12 Wormholt Park, W12 William Parnell Park (Pineapple Park), SW6. Expert judges visited all the sites and assessed them against eight strict criteria, including horticultural standards, cleanliness, sustainability and community involvement. Hammersmith Community Gardens Association Meanwhile, the Hammersmith Community Gardens Association and Hammersmith Academy secondary school recently won a ‘sustainable city award’ for their work to develop a horticultural programme for students. Their programme beat out more than 70 other nominations from across London to win the award. Our parks and green spaces Find out more about Hammersmith & Fulham’s parks and open spaces. Want to read more news stories like this? Subscribe to our weekly e-news bulletin. Most read news Now it's even easier to get vaccinated at a local pharmacy No firework displays in H&F this year Hammersmith Quakers settle into “special jewel” of new home Statement responding to future of Queens Park Rangers in the borough Get your Covid vaccine jab today! News index Advertisement Facebook Flickr Twitter Youtube AccessibilityContact usCopyrightDisclaimerFeedbackFreedom of informationPrivacy and cookiesWeb advertisingWeb statistics Top