Commons and Green Spaces
Commons
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Intro
Nomansland Common is a very popular recreational area. The Common is also a haven for wildlife and the heathland on the north side of Ferrers Lane is some of the best in South Hertfordshire and continues to support a wealth of rare plants, including Dwarf Gorse and Heather.
Nomansland Joint Management Committee is represented by St Albans City and District Council, Sandridge Parish Council and Wheathampstead Parish Council. Meetings are administered by Wheathampstead Parish Council and the agendas and minutes can be found on the Parish Council website.
Location
Facilities
- Car Park
- Model airplane flying areas
- Horse Riding permitted
- Walking
- Cycling
- Picnics
Management of Nomansland Common
Nomansland Joint Management Committee is represented by St Albans City and District Council, Sandridge Parish Council and Wheathampstead Parish Council. Meetings are administered by Wheathampstead Parish Council and the agendas and minutes can be found on the Parish Council website.
The Nomansland Common Green Space Action Plan is a published document that has been produced to guide the management and development of the Common. The plan outlines the vision, aims and objectives for the park for the next five years until 2023.
Green Spaces
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We provide and maintain around 60 Green Spaces and play areas across the City and District of St Albans. Our green assets, including parks, play areas and nature conservation sites are a great place to relax and unwind.
Facilities
At many of the site facilities include:
- Benches
- Litter and dog waste bins
- Play areas
- Notice boards
Green Space Action plans are published documents that guide the management and development of specific Parks and Green Spaces owned and managed by the Council.
- Clarence Park
- Verulamium Park
- The Wick
- Sopwell Mill Nunnery Green Space
- Alban Way
- Nickey Line
- Lee Valley Line
- Nomansland Common
- Bricket Wood Common
- Bernards Heath
- The Wick
- Beech Bottom Dyke
- Victoria Playing Fields
