COVID-19 (coronavirus): Parks updates

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An audience with Ruby Wax: Join us in celebrating International Women’s Day
An audience with Ruby Wax: Join us in celebrating International Women’s Day

​Hammersmith & Fulham Council is partnering with the Lyric Hammeramith Theatre and Frazzled Cafe to mark International...

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CategoriesArts and parks, Community

H&F wins new access route for HS2 works on Wormwood Scrubs
H&F wins new access route for HS2 works on Wormwood Scrubs

H&F Council has won its bid to shift construction work for the new HS2 rail line away from homes and sensitive habitats.

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Take part in the world’s largest wildlife survey this weekend
Take part in the world’s largest wildlife survey this weekend

Join us in taking part in the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch which runs from today until Sunday (29-31 January).

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CategoriesArts and parks, Environment

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Image caption: Image 1: Ravenscourt Park

New licence for professional dog walkers

We have taken the decision to introduce a charge for professional dog walkers in our parks, similar to neighbouring open spaces. The charge is proposed as £175 for a professional dog walker living in the borough and £300 for a non-borough resident. These charges are in line with those in neighbouring boroughs. For a resident dog walker, it equates to about 48p per day.

Find out about a professional dog walker's licence

Parks police service

See Parks police

020 8753 5999 
parkspolice@lbhf.gov.uk

Hire a park or open space

Find out about hiring space in a park

Maps

Interactive map of parks and open spaces in H&F

PDF map of parks and open spaces in H&F (pdf)

What can and can't I do in a park?

Barbecues and open fires are not allowed in any of our parks and open spaces unless part of an authorised event with special conditions.  Unauthorised barbecues can result in burnt or scorched grass and they may reignite when disposed of without being put out properly.

For more on parks do's and don'ts: Park Byelaws (pdf)

Strategy

Parks and Open Spaces strategy 2008-2018 (pdf 972KB)

Contact us

020 8753 1100
parks@lbhf.gov.uk

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