Outreach: Imagining Lonsdale Park: turning roads into parks could be the renewal our city needs

The pandemic has underlined an important truth of city life: urban nature is essential infrastructure. Life in lockdown reminded us that urban parks don’t just look nice – they also provide valuable social space, and are a key support to our physical and mental health…

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