Tell us your thoughts
Tell us your thoughts
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We want to hear your thoughts on the future of the top of South Street. This survey is an opportunity for you to share your ideas, concerns and suggestions about how this space could be transformed in the long term. While our proposal includes an initial thought starter to help spark discussion, nothing has been decided and all options are open. We welcome creative ideas, practical feedback and alternative approaches that reflect what the community would like to see. If you would like to be more involved, you can also leave your contact details and let us know if you have any skills, experience or expertise that you’d be happy to contribute as the project develops.
Your Ideas For a New Pocket Park
Your Ideas For a New Pocket Park
This survey invites local residents to share their views on the future of the top of South Street and help shape ideas for a potential long-term transformation of the space.
Previous Surveys
Previous Surveys
Friends of Skyeline Park carried out an initial Park Hill focused survey between 19 and 27 November, promoted through the Park Hill WhatsApp group and local community Facebook group to ensure good visibility among Park Hill residents. The survey was intentionally limited to Park Hill residents in order to assess views on two different Proposal 2 without results being skewed by non-resident responses. In total, 74 responses were received. The feedback provides a clear snapshot of local priorities, concerns and aspirations for South Street and will help inform future planning, alongside a wider consultation planned for early 2026 involving neighbouring streets and the broader community.
Friends of Skyeline Park carried out an initial Park Hill focused survey between 19 and 27 November, promoted through the Park Hill WhatsApp group and local community Facebook group to ensure good visibility among Park Hill residents. The survey was intentionally limited to Park Hill residents in order to assess views on two different Proposal 2 without results being skewed by non-resident responses. In total, 74 responses were received. The feedback provides a clear snapshot of local priorities, concerns and aspirations for South Street and will help inform future planning, alongside a wider consultation planned for early 2026 involving neighbouring streets and the broader community.
Residents were asked to comment on two options for changing vehicle access at the top of South Street: Proposal 1, which would close one side of the triangle to restrict access, and Proposal 2, which would fully pedestrianise the upper section by closing access from Norfolk Road and South Street and rerouting vehicles via Duke Street and Pat Midgley Lane. The results show overwhelming support for taking action, with 95.9% of respondents favouring change. Proposal 1 received the strongest immediate backing (47.3%), largely due to its perceived practicality and lower disruption, while Proposal 2 also attracted significant support (40.5%), particularly from those who see its potential to reduce antisocial behaviour and create a more pedestrian-friendly and greener space.
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