We activate local parks which sit at the heart of their communities by rejuvenating a range of amenities. We use design to create welcoming spaces that draw people in and keep them coming back.
Bury Knowle Park sits in the heart of Headington, Oxford. By transforming the disused pavilion into a thriving multi-activity hub and community café, we brought this corner of the park back to life.
We took over the running of the kiosk and the mini golf at Cutteslowe and Sunnymead Park in May 2024, in addition to the tennis courts which we’ve been operating since 2015.
Cutteslowe and Sunnymead is the largest park in Oxford and a holder of the Green Flag award. The park also contains a splash pad, adventure playground, large sand pit, a basketball court, table tennis tables, a duck pond, multiple football pitches, a model railway which accepts passengers in the warmer months, and a community orchard.
The Leys was home to our first ever café, The Coffee Shed, which became a focal point for the community in Witney.
We found ourselves outgrowing our humble Coffee Shed and wanted to offer more to the people of Witney, and Courtside at The Leys is how we did it.
Hillsborough Park is north west of the centre of Sheffield. It has ample green space, a fishing lake, a walled garden and a playground. It is also home to Courtside at Hillsborough, our multi-activity hub and community café!