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to birds, invertebrates and bats, including some species locally uncommon or declining. It can be accessed from a number of access points on the
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by the "Ashmount Site Action Group" (ASAG) but was not upheld. In the council election of 2010 all three councillors elected for the local ward, in
Islington, Hillrise, (two Liberal Democrat, one Labour) had publicly declared their support for the scheme. The project was financed by Islington Council
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Beyond this, the cutting opens out on the northern side as the route skirts a hill, parallel to
Hornsey Lane where some apartment blocks have been built. The route bridges Stanhope Road on a footbridge replacing the original structure. The route continues on an embankment to a brick-built bridge over
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Northern Heights project, as part of the plans to incorporate the line into the tube system. This has been redeveloped by adding extensions, cantilevered off
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Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government who could have chosen to call the project in and hold a public inquiry but despite requests to do so, did not. Objections to the project were made both to Islington, to the Mayor of London and the Secretary of State.
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thrive along the grassy embankment. More than sixty species of bird have been seen along the walk and many breed here. Parkland Walk is known to be an important site for bats in the London context, providing important foraging habitat and an excellent dark commuting route. A significant bat roost is
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Passing the blockhouse, the walk enters Crouch Hill Park which spreads to the south of the old railway line. The new park has a triangular form covering an area of 25,730 square metres (277,000 sq ft), which is bounded by the walkway to the north and housing on the other sides; it is home
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and the old trackbed has been replaced with a school and housing. The walk continues opposite via steps down to the trackbed towards
Alexandra Palace, which skirts a hill. The span of the seventeen-arch viaduct over St James's Lane gives a view eastwards and southwards over London. The route ends
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After the track was lifted, most of the platforms and station buildings were demolished. The sections of the line from
Finsbury Park to Highgate and from Highgate to Alexandra Palace, excluding the intermediate section through the tunnels and station at Highgate, were converted into the Parkland
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In 2020, artist Ben Wilson was invited to produce a series of miniature artworks on blobs of chewing gum along the Walk. Council funding was initially mooted for the project, but when this fell through Wilson went ahead anyway. Subjects depicted on the works include a rescue dog, a jogger and a
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According to a local urban legend, a ghostly 'goat-man' haunted the walk in the 1970s and 1980s. Local children playing out in the evenings would 'dare' each other to walk the
Parkland Walk from the Crouch End Hill bridge to the Crouch Hill bridge in the darkness. It has been suggested that the
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once stood at this point, with its platforms cantilevered out over the sides of the bridge over Stapleton Hall Road. The station master's house still survives at road level, but there are no traces of the track- or road-side station buildings, which were destroyed in a fire in 1967.
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under a number of budget headings recognising that the project was contributing to the re accommodation of several different bodies. It also received a special grant due to its "low carbon" status. In particular it was expected that a significant part of the cost of reproviding
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Beyond the site of the new school building, and just before Crouch End station, is a footbridge across the Parkland Walk which crossed over the railway. It was retained after the line's closure and now connects Haslemere Road in Haringey to Crouch Hill Park in Islington.
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Walk. This was officially opened in 1984, following extensive re-surfacing and improvements to access. In the late 1980s, the park was threatened by a plan to build a road along its route but the plan was withdrawn following local opposition which was co-ordinated by
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for permission to cease to use the old site for a school, permission was refused, and the site was requisitioned, without compensation to Islington Council, for use by a
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1144:"The Mystery of the Parkland Walk Spriggan solved"
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959:"Clive's Underground Line Guides - Northern Line"
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905:"Parkland Walk, Queen's Wood and Highgate Wood"
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1198:"Graffiti on Parkland Walk a welcome change"
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1946:Gutteridge Wood and Meadows (Yeading Woods)
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576:Spriggan sculpture and Stephen King
419:Cranley Gardens to Alexandra Palace
394:Crouch End Hill to Highgate tunnels
390:, at the far end of the platforms.
1116:Baker, Hazel (13 September 2014).
1007:. The Friends of the Parkland Walk
702:from the Walk's original railway.
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324:Gospel Oak to Barking railway line
249:London & North Eastern Railway
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1421:Scrattons Ecopark and extension
722:The project was opposed by the
432:Cranley Gardens railway station
2528:St. John's Wood Church Grounds
1753:Oxleas/Shooters Hill Woodlands
1238:"Crouch Hill Park, London, UK"
342:Crouch Hill to Crouch End Hill
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2431:Sutton Ecology Centre Grounds
2411:Devonshire Avenue Nature Area
2274:Sir Joseph Hood Memorial Wood
1454:Coppett's Wood and Scrublands
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69:Alexandra Park, Finsbury Park
1951:Ruislip Local Nature Reserve
1323:Friends of the Parkland Walk
936:. London Borough of Haringey
724:Friends of the Parkland Walk
303:Finsbury Park to Crouch Hill
2510:Battersea Park Nature Areas
2474:Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park
1396:Dagenham Village Churchyard
1176:"Stephen King's Crouch End"
1054:. Bowlers Community Nursery
1052:"Bowlers Community Nursery"
354:with the Crouch Hill bridge
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1979:Bedfont Lakes Country Park
1644:South Norwood Country Park
1601:Camley Street Natural Park
1535:Brent Reservoir/Welsh Harp
1449:Brent Reservoir/Welsh Harp
1313:Crouch Hill Park Skatepark
1005:"History of Parkland Walk"
752:Local Government Ombudsman
728:Ashmount Site Action Group
2631:London Outer Orbital Path
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2570:Named footpaths in London
2279:Wandle Meadow Nature Park
2186:Grove Park Nature Reserve
1401:Eastbrookend Country Park
802:and the contractors were
373:Bowlers Community Nursery
307:The route starts near to
264:the Northern Heights Plan
231:(GNR). Branch lines from
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1118:"Spriggan in Crouch End"
706:Crouch Hill Park project
290:The walk was declared a
254:Plans were published by
2596:Dollis Valley Greenwalk
2464:Ackroyd Drive Greenlink
2436:The Spinney, Carshalton
2244:Merton Park Green Walks
2191:Sue Godfrey Nature Park
792:combined heat and power
2779:Rail trails in England
2469:Mudchute Park and Farm
2396:Anton Crescent Wetland
1796:Hammersmith and Fulham
1027:"Stroud Green Station"
880:"Map of Parkland Walk"
776:Metropolitan Open Land
744:Metropolitan Open Land
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2181:Downham Woodland Walk
1961:Yeading Brook Meadows
1870:Stanmore Country Park
1464:Moat Mount Open Space
1416:Ripple Nature Reserve
1411:Parsloes Park Squatts
1406:Mayesbrook Park South
1318:Crouch Hill Skatepark
788:rain water harvesting
693:Chewing gum art trail
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2744:Cycleways in England
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2115:Southwood Open Space
2085:Elmbridge Open Space
2065:Bonesgate Open Space
2057:Kingston upon Thames
1999:Gunnersbury Triangle
1913:The Chase - Havering
1677:Gunnersbury Triangle
1568:Jubilee Country Park
1378:Barking and Dagenham
1270:. Ramboll UK Limited
800:Penoyre & Prasad
736:20th Century Society
550:have been recorded.
513:black Italian poplar
328:Stroud Green station
313:East Coast Main Line
292:local nature reserve
278:Creation of the walk
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2749:Footpaths in London
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2581:Beverley Brook Walk
2340:Oak Avenue, Hampton
2095:Hogsmill River Park
1936:Denham Country Park
1893:Cranham Brickfields
1781:Abney Park Cemetery
1682:Islip Manor Meadows
1540:Fryent Country Park
1474:Rowley Green Common
1426:The Chase - Barking
1200:. 22 December 2011.
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911:on 24 December 2012
832:on 12 February 2015
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2406:Cuddington Meadows
2358:Dulwich Upper Wood
2214:Cannon Hill Common
2105:Raeburn Open Space
1903:Ingrebourne Valley
1748:Maryon Wilson Park
1517:Lesnes Abbey Woods
1512:Foots Cray Meadows
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1484:Totteridge Fields
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620:London newspaper
536:Guernsey fleabane
350:Parkland Walk in
298:Route description
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