A Simple and Sustainable Solution for Edenbrook Country Park

Edenbrook Country Park had an unofficial pathway that connects the Edenbrook Bike Pump Track with the Edenbrook Country Park. The pathway was used by the public but also a crucial access way for the Park Rangers to be able to operate a small tractor for maintenance activities within the country park. The condition of the pathway became increasingly difficult to use, especially in bad weather for the tractor and members of the public. Suttle Projects were able to step in to simplify the project for Hart District Council with a sustainable solution using locally sourced processed and recycled materials.

Suttle Projects were working on the nearby Fleet Pond project that involved a substantial volume of materials being extracted and recycled into Type 1 and Type 3 granular material. The surplus recycled materials from the Fleet Pond scheme were subsequently redeployed into Edenbrook Country Park and another local project, Bramshot Lane Overflow Carpark.

 

 

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