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Improving safety and access in parks for women and girls
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Improving safety and access in parks for women and girls
Parks offer everyone a vital connection to nature and a place to relax, be active and socialise. Across the UK there are reportedly an estimated 27,000 parks and green spaces, but for many people they don’t always feel safe. Women are reportedly three times more likely than men to feel uneasy in parks and that sense of unease only deepens after dark. The Safer Parks: Improving Access for Women and Girls guidance, first introduced in 2023, was cr…
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