Grange Paddocks Meadow

Grange Paddocks Meadow, (formerly known as Red, White and Blue) is a large open space located to the north of Grange Paddocks, linked via a walk through woodland and meadowland along the River Stort.
Part of the open space is grazed by rare and traditional breeds of cattle in the summer months. There is a picnic area adjacent to the car park.  
The car park is at the end of Cannons Mill Lane off Rye Street, CM23 2BN.

We are currently working with the Countryside Management Service and other partners to develop a management plan for the park - further information will be made available soon.

Cattle in our parks

We have produced a Grazing Animals in our Parks guide [408KB] , which has more information on how and why we graze animals in our parks, and more detailed guidance for visitors.
We do not graze Bulls, pregnant animals or those that are calving or have young with them.

If you notice any problems with any animals or wildlife in our parks or open spaces please contact the Operations Team on 01279 655261 or see our contact us form. This number can be used out of hours to contact the Council in the event of any emergency.

Please also follow the Countryside Code on the Gov.UK website
 

Greenspace Action Plans (GAPs) are map-based management plans which specify activities that should take place on a site over a stated period; these activities will help to deliver the agreed aspirations which the site managers and stakeholders have identified for that site. The plan is set out sequentially, first providing background information on the site (Site Description) and an assessment of its condition and opportunities for improvement (Analysis and Evaluation). This is developed into Aims and Objectives for the site, a set of Action Plans which identify how these objectives will be achieved, and detailed specifications for the work to complete the actions.

Take a look at the Greenspace Action Plan for Grange Paddocks Meadow. 

Address

Cannons Mill
Bishop's Stortford
CM23 2BN
United Kingdom

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