Springfield Park officially opened in Tooting, London, as the largest new park since the 2012 Olympics. Covering 32 acres, it features a pavilion cafe, amphitheatre, fitness trail, play areas, ponds, and 700 new trees. The park is part of Springfield Village, developed around Springfield University Hospital, contributing to affordable housing and green space. The park was opened by Mayor Sadiq Khan, alongside local leaders and residents. The area also includes new mental health facilities and plans for 1,288 homes, with a significant portion designated as affordable housing, as part of a 150 million redevelopment project.
Springfield Park, the largest new park in London since the 2012 Olympics, officially opened, featuring a cafe, amphitheatre, fitness trail, play areas, and 700 trees.
Sir Sadiq Khan expressed delight in opening Springfield Park, emphasizing its role in providing affordable homes and green spaces as part of Springfield Village's transformation.
Access to nature and secure housing are crucial for physical and mental health, helping Londoners live well and contributing to community thriving.
Springfield Village includes two new mental health facilities and plans to build 1,288 homes, with construction expected to continue until 2028.
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