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'Our Vision for the Valley' has been created with residents and partners and will be delivered in partnership. Opportunities to have your say and get involved will continue throughout the lifetime of the programme.
Your ideas and feedback will help shape the regeneration of Gleadless Valley. This page is your go to place to stay up to date with what's happening and have your say!
There's only a few weeks left to complete the survey to tell us what life is like in Gleadless Valley! We've extended the survey to the end of March and your voice is really important, sofollow the link to complete the survey: https://shefmethods.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6YlpLXjZ0EQWUjs?Online=1
There will be a prize draw to win shopping vouchers towards the end of the survey run!
By running this survey every year, we'll be able to monitor the change and impact of the regeneration programme.
'Our Vision for the Valley' has been created with residents and partners and will be delivered in partnership. Opportunities to have your say and get involved will continue throughout the lifetime of the programme.
Your ideas and feedback will help shape the regeneration of Gleadless Valley. This page is your go to place to stay up to date with what's happening and have your say!
There's only a few weeks left to complete the survey to tell us what life is like in Gleadless Valley! We've extended the survey to the end of March and your voice is really important, sofollow the link to complete the survey: https://shefmethods.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6YlpLXjZ0EQWUjs?Online=1
There will be a prize draw to win shopping vouchers towards the end of the survey run!
By running this survey every year, we'll be able to monitor the change and impact of the regeneration programme.
Alice (Heeley Trust) recently interviewed Aurela, a resident and local volunteer, to gather her insights and views on life and work in the Valley. Here's what Aurela had to say:
How long have you lived or worked in Gleadless Valley?
"I have lived in Gleadless Valley for around almost 2 years. During this time, I’ve had the opportunity to get to know the area better and build connections within the local community."
What do you like about it?
"The area has nice parks, local shops, good access to public transport with nearby bus stops, and schools close by. I think
Here's all you need to know about the ongoing works at Spotswood and the creation of the new naturalistic play and green space:
What’s happening on site
The works began with site setup, safety fencing and tree protection, followed by groundworks to form new grass mounds and prepare wildflower areas. Large stone boulders will be placed at the start of each path to help shape the space.
These photos show early progress on site, from the fencing first going up to the mounds being created.
Later stages will include tree planting, turfing, stone paving, seating and bollards, followed by dry