One third of London's parks are severely impacted by noise. But South London Boroughs' parks are, on the whole, much quieter than North London Boroughs' parks.

You can see all the noise maps for your boroughs' parks here. 

Our new report which gathers evidence showing we don’t need to build on green spaces to solve the housing crisis. Delivering new homes in London has been hampered by slow build rates and a lack of funding for affordable homes, not, as often suggested, a lack of suitable land.

Our Threats to London's Green Belt Map is being developed as part of a partnership project with the London Green Belt Council and CPRE branches in Essex, Kent, Beds, Bucks, Berks, Surrey, Herts and London. It shows the threats that we are aware of to London’s Green Belt: by a ‘threat’ we mean that there is a proposal to build on a protected Green Belt site or the Green Belt protection is at risk of being removed. To view the map click below

Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land in Greater London enjoy the highest level of protection from development. These protections, put in place many years ago, have ensured that London has not sprawled into the countryside, that derelict areas have been used for development instead of green field sites, and that Londoners have access to green spaces within and close to London.

Read about what we want to hear from the new Mayor of London. We want she or he to set up PfL - Parks for London, to create 5 new parks and much more.

The Government is proposing to allow unaffordable starter homes and commuter hubs in London's Green Belt despite there being enough Brownfield sites to provide over 300,000 homes in London alone.