Improving Accessibility in Lambeth Parks
We want to make our parks and commons as accessible and inclusive as possible.
We are interested to hear from people in Lambeth who have lived experience of Disability.
This might be physical disabilities, sensory disabilities, and learning disabilities, health conditions, mental illness, physical illness and old age-related conditions.
We are also interested to hear from parents, and carers of the people above and relevant professionals.
We want to hear about your experience of visiting our parks, or trying to visit these. We would like your advice and priorities on how to make these green places more accessible.
Your experience and proposals will be used to help inform the Parks Development Plan, and to adjust our practices where there is scope to do so.
Is it anonymous?
The content of the survey is anonymous. If you are logged in to GoVocal, you will receive a copy of your survey form, and survey managers will be able to see that you have completed the survey, but not which entry is yours.
We may quote from survey responses in our final report. We will not include any information which might identify you.
Other ways to get in touch:
You are welcome to comment on our general Parks User Survey in addition to, or instead of this specific survey.
There is a full map and detail of our Lambeth parks here.
You can also email parks@Lambeth.gov.uk if you have specific questions you would like a response to.
Phases
Improving Accessibility in Lambeth Parks Survey
We are would like to hear from people in Lambeth who have lived experience of Disability about their experience in Lambeth Parks. We are interested to hear how we can help you enjoy a normal day out in Lambeth Parks.
We want to hear about your experience of visiting our parks, or trying to visit these. We would like your advice and priorities on how to make these green places more accessible.
We want to hear from people with a variety of additional needs, including physical disabilities, learning disabilities, progressive and old age-related conditions, autoimmune conditions, autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, and long term physical or mental illness.
We also want to hear from parents, and carers of the people above, and relevant professionals.
Whether you would like to use parks for sociability, mindful relaxation, exercise, children's play, or any other relevant leisure or health activity, we are very grateful for all views and experience shared.
Related information:
The content of this survey is anonymous. If you are logged in to GoVocal, you will receive a copy of your survey form, and survey managers will be able to see that you have completed the survey, but not which entry is yours. Please do not include any identifying information such as your name or email.
There is a series of information about how Disability is defined under the Equality Act 2010 here.
We will publish a short report to share all responses after the survey closes, in spring 2026. Your experience and proposals will be used to help inform the Parks Development Plan, and to adjust our practices where there is scope to do so.
You are welcome to comment on our general Parks User Survey in addition to, or instead of this specific survey.
There is a full map and detail of our Lambeth parks here.
You can also email parks@Lambeth.gov.uk if you have any specific questions you would like a response to.