Overview

Park planning stage

Community

Park Design

Funding the park

Annual Report

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The Heeley Millennium Park is the key project of the Heeley Development Trust and the springboard for its growing number of community based initiatives: creating new jobs, training places and volunteering opportunities for local people and undertaking a wide range of environmental improvements, all aimed at improving the quality of life in the Heeley District, Sheffield.

open grassland

a new park

Summary	Miid 1990s - Development of the original idea by John Le Corney and others involved in the Heeley City Farm 1995-97 - The initial bids for financial support, setting up the Steering Committee for the Millennium Park and later forming the the Trust
	1996-98 - Consulting with the community and encouraging participation in the design and implementation process
	1997-98 - Developing the plans and acquiring the land, and funding the Millennium Park
	1998-2000 - Making the Park
	2000 onwards - Maintaining the Park and stimulating use Click for map of Sheffield showing other DTA members

see also Heeley City Farm

Please volunteer - we still need help from individuals and groups.

People of all ages are welcome at all times - we can find volunteer work to suit your abilities and the time you have available
- we can always find something you can help with.

Email us at the Heeley Development Trust

or write to Thom White
Heeley Development Trust
The Lancelott Wall
Sheaf Bank Works
Prospect Road
Sheffield
S2 3 EN

0114 250 0613