The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Future Parks Programme, sought to secure the future of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s parks, by building lasting cross sector partnerships, identifying sustainable sources of fundings, identifying partnership models, building community resilience and providing a wide range of skills and training. The programme was externally funded by Heritage Lottery Fund, National Trust ad Department for levelling up, housing and communities and the journey began back in March 2020.

As the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Future Parks Programme drew to a close in September 2022, we wanted share our FPA Story with all partners and key stakeholders that have support us on our journey, demonstrating lessons learnt, key achievements and future commitments to parks and open spaces. If you want to read key findings and reports from the CPFP Programme, visit the resources page.

From 1^st October, the CPFP handed over the reigns to the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Parks Partnership (CP3), to continue the work of CPFP

The mission of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Parks Partnership (CP3), will be to realise the benefits of parks and green spaces for local communities and the environment by activating and animating these spaces.

“Healthier Parks, Healthier Planet, Healthier People”

Developing, activating, and animating parks and open spaces to:

• improve the health and wellbeing of local communities
• build community resilience through volunteering and supporting community groups;
• restore and recover nature; and
• tackle climate change

The interactive presentation is available on Prezi platform, you can interact with the presentation via the following link here.

We have also created a user guide to help guide you through the presentation. You can access the user guide here.

If you wish to learn more as we continue on this journey and continue to implement the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Parks  Partnership, contact us at – cpparkspartnership@cambridgeshire.gov.uk