Woking Playing Pitch & Outdoor Facilities Strategy Action Plan Appendix 2

Woking Playing Pitch & Outdoor Facilities Strategy Action Plan Appendix 2 Indicative time frames of Actions Ongoing and very important; to be addressed in short term (within 2 years) 1 Important: to be addressed in medium term (3-5 years) 2 During the remainder of the life of the Strategy (6 10 3 years) * sums estimated and are notional. No estimates are made for the large majority of revenue projects which, it is assumed, will be absorbed into the work programmes of partners' staff. Site Sport Issue Options/Action Why? W01 Alpha Road Recreation Football Spare capacity at this site for up to 1 additional mini team at peak time. Space on site to provide additional pitch (if redundant non turf wicket removed) Provision of 11v11 pitch, to increase capacity of site for an adult team whilst retaining junior pitches. AR.W01.1 1 Serco W01 Alpha Road Recreation Football High quality Football Foundation pavilion suitable for girls and women; currently underused Introduce a women s/girls football sessions AR.W01.2 1 W01 Alpha Road Recreation Football Pitches rated as 'standard' quality. WBC working with FA and IOG on improving pitch quality standards to help improve playing experience and alleviate overplay issues. (Surrey FA and WBC have discussed in principle) AR.W01.3 2 IOG, Serco W01 Alpha Road Recreation Cricket Formal cricket has not been played at this site There is no cricket table and non turf wicket is unsafe, poorly placed and in irreparable condition. Site not large enough for formal senior or junior cricket given position of MUGA and NT wicket. Removal of non turf cricket wicket. If demand arises through life of the strategy, further investigation to reinstalling a new NT wicket in appropriate location. Opportunities for playing informal cricket with soft balls to be developed. AR.W01.4 1 WBC, Serco 1

W01 Alpha Road Recreation Cricket Site located near to focus for cricket activity Installation of cricket nets to satisfy local demand for informal cricket with sustainability plan, maintaining appropriately. AR.W01.5 2 Cricket, Serco W01 Alpha Road Recreation Football Site surrounded by high fencing and has slightly neglected, remote feel at rear of a housing estate. Provision of additional football pitch and cricket nets should attract more teams to the site and raise levels of activity generally, thereby increasing use of pavilion. W01 Alpha Road Recreation Football Site is used by adjacent New Monument Primary School in the day. Joint initiatives with primary school to increase after-school use of site W02 Brookwood Country Park Football Past problems with drainage at this site Drainage problem being addressed. W02 Brookwood Country Park Football Knaphhill FC (in Combined Counties League) will require ground improvements should club be available for and apply for promotion. Additional 50 spectator stand, turnstiles, outdoor toilets etc. AR.W01.6 1 AR.W02.1 1 AR.W02.2 3 Surrey Cricket, New Monument School, AS WBC, Serco FA, FF, Club W02 Brookwood Country Park Football Adult pitch has no spare capacity. Junior 9v9 pitch could accommodate additional junior team. Spare capacity on 9v9 pitch to be released once Woking Schools' football team moves to Brookwood Farm. Pitch will also accommodate some Woking Cougars teams currently playing outside the Borough AR.W02.3 WBC, Woking Cougars FC W02 Brookwood Country Park Football Adult pitch rated as 'standard' quality WBC working with FA and IOG on improving pitch quality standards to help improve playing experience and alleviate overplay issues. (Surrey FA and WBC have discussed in principle) 2 AR.W02.4 2 IOG, Serco

W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun General For a newcomer, access is not clear and is difficult across a narrow bridge and down a long lane. Feels a remote site and is underused. Major road access improvements AR.W03.1 3 W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun Ancillary Poor quality changing/pavilion is deterring greater use. Rebuild of pavilion - ensuring that facilities are appropriate for women and girls - which together with access improvements, will increase cricket, football and tennis use of the site. Surrey Cricket, LTA, WAVs AR.W03.2 2 W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun Football Some spare capacity on pitches and potential to accommodate extra adult team at peak time; (standalone football teams rather than club). Encourage additional use for football matches AR.W03.3 1 FA, WBC, clubs W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun Football Spare land available which could accommodate additional junior pitch(es) and become second home for Woking Cougars in conjunction with Brookwood Farm W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun Cricket Quality rating of 'standard for cricket pitch'. Wait and see usage of Brookwood Farm by Woking Cougars Improve grass wicket AR.W03.4 2 AR.W03.5 2 WBC, FF, Serco, Woking Cougars FC WBC, Woking BC CC, Serco W03 Brookwood Recreation Groun Cricket Low usage by just one cricket team playing friendly matches on Sundays only and limited T20 in week. Encourage additional use for cricket matches; T20 if possible AR.W03.6 1 WBC, T20 clubs 3

W03.1 Brookwood Recreation Groun Tennis 2 macadam tennis courts in poor condition. Open access Improvements to the courts (resurfacing, new netting, fencing and floodlighting ) could form part of a regeneration of this ground, and be an attractive addition to the facilities. AR.W03.7 2 WBC, LTA, WAVS W04 & WByfleet Recreation General Site is operating below potential across all sports, because of layout of pitches, below par cricket pitch and inappropriate/ small/poorly located changing facilities. Priority site for rethinking purpose & sports served. Site would benefit from some investment to increase usage. AR.W04.1 1 WBC, RFU, Surrey Cricket, clubs, Serco, FA W04 & WByfleet Recreation Football & rugby Considerable potential for further development of football and rugby W04 & WByfleet Recreation Ancillary Changing facilities too small to accommodate teams when more than 2 rugby and/or football matches taking place Develop as hub site for winter pitch sports Enlarge changing rooms to increase capacity of site for rugby and football. Ensure facilities appropriate for women and girls AR.W04.2 1 AR.W04.3 1 WBC, RFU, Surrey Cricket, clubs, Serco, FA (RFU), WAVS, FF W04 & WByfleet Recreation Ancillary Car parking limited Consider reconfiguration of entrance to site to provide more parking AR.W04.4 2 WBC W04 & WByfleet Recreation Football Adult football pitch now reinstated, following utility works. There is spare room for additional junior/mini pitches. Realignment/additional adult and youth pitches as demand requires and develop as football hub AR.W04.5 1 WBC, RFU, FA, clubs, Serco, WAVS 4

W04 & WByfleet Recreation / Woking Rugby Club Cricket Cricket square (rated as 'standard') no longer in use since Byfleet CC 3rd XI moved. Redundant non-turf wicket. Does not have ambience or facilities of a cricket ground. Removal of non turf wicket and cricket square. AR.W04.6 1 Cricket, clubs, Serco W04 & WByfleet Recreation / Woking Rugby Club Rugby Desire for larger training area Removal of cricket from site would give sufficient space for realignment of rugby pitches to give larger training area. If rugby develops further, consider provision of additional rugby pitch. WBC, RFU, clubs, Serco AR.W04.7 2 W04.1 Byfleet Recreation Bowls Bowls club has membership below that necessary for long-term sustainable and viable club. Increase membership of bowls club AR.W04.8 3 EB, Surrey Bowls, club, Active Surrey W04.2 Byfleet Recreation Tennis Single macadam tennis court requires renovation work and is hidden away. Open access, usage seems low & not in a suitable location to form the basis of a (floodlit) training area for the rest of the playing field. Suggest no action for tennis court. 5

W05 Goldsworth Park Football Site is being overplayed for football, especially on Sunday mornings. Major youth football site in the borough. Year round demand from football including major youth tournaments in June. Growing demand, but maximum use currently made of existing pitch space for football If demand continues to grow, explore feasability of using other LA sites that are currently under utilised. AR.W05.1 2 Serco W05 Goldsworth Park/see also W68 Woking Hockey Club Football Football Clubhouse would benefit from enlargement and updating to include more storage and catering facilities. Explore options for shared use of pavilion to support Woking Hockey Club changing room extension, enlarged storage & catering facilities for youth FC & possibly increased cricket usage at site. AR.W05.2 1 England Hockey, clubs, WAVs W05 Goldsworth Park Football Football pitches rated as 'standard' WBC working with FA and IOG on improving pitch quality standards to help improve playing experience and alleviate overplay issues. (Surrey FA and WBC have discussed in principle) AR.W05.3 1 IOG, Serco W05 Goldsworth Park Cricket Worth considering for further development of cricket as has been used previously in 2015. Football tournament use precludes whole season for cricket. Promote as overflow/back up site for cricket from June August. AR.W05.4 2 WBA, Surrey Cricket, Serco 6

W05 Goldsworth Park Cricket Grass square still cut; non-turf wicket needs replacing To attract cricket activity, improvements and investments to the square will need to be made. Options include: reduce size of table to 3 or 4 strips and/or renovate and improve non-turf pitch with both adult and junior pitch markings. AR.W05.5 2 WBA, Surrey Cricket, Serco W05 Goldsworth Park General Concern around the site s designation Scope to develop joint WBC/club and use as public open space which can programme to address? To include damage the pitches. intensive Anti Dog-fouling Campaign; action by Dog Wardens AR.W05.6 2 WCB, club, WAVS W05 Goldsworth Park/see also W68 Woking Hockey Club Ancillary Major sporting hub in Woking and public park. Would benefit from café facilities for both formal and informal activity Develop café on site in building near to lake. AR.W05.7 3 WCB, WAVS W06 King s Head Lane Football Potential to accommodate another Saturday adult team on adult pitch Site for accommodating future demand AR.W06.1 2 FA, club, Active Surrey W07 Loop Road General Pitches can only sustain current levels of play because high quality. Fully used by Meadow Sports Youth FC & Old Wokingians FC No scope to enlarge or switch pitches around; site is well managed and used and play is at a maximum. FA, WAVS, WBC W07 Loop Road AGP Existing small size 3G training area intensively used. Possibility of increasing size (planning permission granted; may mean loss of grass pitches). W07 Loop Road Ancillary The quality and adequacy of car parking has been flagged as an issue Keep demand for 3G FTP under review Resurfacing/improvements to car park would greatly enhance the safety and accessibility of the site. AR.W07.1 3 AR.W07.2 2 FA, WBC, clubs, FF WCB, WAVS W10 Pyrford Cricket Club Football Well maintained, good quality ground with capacity for an additional football teams, adult and junior. Attract additional football activity (e.g. another Saturday 1st XI ) AR.W10.1 1 Club, Active Surrey 7

W10 Pyrford Cricket Club Cricket Cricket club is reforming senior section. Spare capacity for Saturday cricket. W10 Pyrford Cricket Club Cricket Club is investing in an additional nonturf pitch at Pyrford Primary School which lies adjacent to the site. Attract additional cricket activity Support installation of non-turf pitch & development of cricket activity AR.W10.2 1 AR.W10.3 1 Club, WBC, Surrey Cricket Club, WBC, Pyrford Primary School, Active Surrey, Surrey Cricket W10 Pyrford Cricket Club General As with other public open space sites, fouling by dogs is a problem. Intensive Anti Dog Fouling Campaign; action by Dog Wardens AR.W10.4 1 WBC; FA, Surrey Cricket W10 Pyrford Cricket Club Ancillary Car parking is a problem (insufficient spare at ground). Introduce scheme with priority parking on nearby streets on match days AR.W10.5 2 WBC W13 Vyne Field General Prominent open space site which gets a lot of casual use and associated problems (dog fouling) Intensive Anti Dog Fouling Campaign; action by Dog Wardens AR.W13.1 1 WBC; FA W13 Vyne Field Ancillary Usage restricted to mini teams as no changing facilities No action 1 W13 Vyne Field Ancillary Site would benefit from more storage. Enlargement of storage facility AR.W13.2 3 club W14 Waterers Park Football Site could accommodate more football use across the week: 'good' quality pitches and dedicated grass training area Attract more football activity AR.W14.1 1 `WBC, FA W14 Waterers Park Room for an additional football pitch to accommodate increase in demand Additional pitch now marked out 2016/17 W14 Waterers Park General There is a lot of casual use of the pitch as it is public open space. Issues are around public use litter and dog fouling. Intensive Anti Dog Fouling Campaign; action by Dog Wardens AR.W14.2 1 WBC & others W14 Waterers Park Cricket Spare capacity for Sunday cricket play. Attract more cricket activity. (e.g. Woking Utd CC if Wheatsheaf no longer available) AR.W14.4 1 Cricket, clubs 8

W14 Waterers Park Cricket New club developing its activity W14.1 Waterers Park Tennis Single recently refurbished tennis court, not floodlit. Install practice facilities to improve sustainability of site and the resident club by allowing them to develop the playing offer to club members. No issues or suggested action AR.W14.7 2 Cricket, clubs W15 West Byfleet Recreation Football Busy site for football with variety of Saturday and Sunday teams. Limited spare capacity. Improve/enable rest and rotation of football pitches. AR.W15.1 2 WBC, Serco W15 West Byfleet Recreation Cricket Resident cricket club have ceased and considerable spare capacity. Maintain cricket table and attract more cricket activity. AR.W15.2 1 Cricket, Serco W15 West Byfleet Recreation Cricket Non-turf wicket in poor condition and location and unused for 20 years Remove redundant non turf wicket. Investigate viability of new, correctly sited NTW supported by ECB sports development, once pavilion enhanced AR.W15.3 1 WBC, Serco W15 West Byfleet Recreation Ancillary There is insufficient parking and this is a constraint to the site s further development Difficult to address - consider options 3 WBC W15 West Byfleet Recreation Ancillary The changing facilities would benefit from some internal updating. Redecoration/general enhancement of pavilion to support greater use by youth teams and for cricket AR.W15.2 2 WBC, RFU, club W15 West Byfleet Recreation AGP/ training Derelict tennis courts detract from quality and ambiance of ground. West Byfleet Scorpions (play next door at West Byfleet Primary School) & other clubs keen for training facilities. Potential benefit of redeveloping tennis courts into floodlit small 3G to increase capacity and usage of site and address anti social behaviour issues. AR.W15.3 2 WBC, LTA, Serco, WAVS 9

W15.1 West Byfleet Recreation Bowls Green in good condition; would benefit from larger, improved changing facilities. Healthy membership. Uncertainty around lease Clarify situation with regard to lease for bowling club - renew. Support extension to changing facilities if demand/need proven. AR.W15.4 2 WBC, club, Surrey Bowls W16 Westfield Football Floodlit training area repeatedly waterlogged in past W16 Westfield Football Floodlit training area (not leased to club) is not fulfilling its expected role in meeting training needs. Drainage issue now improved Encourage club to open up training area for outside bookings it is not leased to the club AR.W16.1 2 club, Serco club W16 Westfield Football Westfield FC (in Combined Counties League) will require ground improvements should club be available for and apply for promotion. Additional 50 spectator stand, turnstiles, outdoor toilets etc. AR.W16.2 3 FA, FF, Club W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Ancillary Sub standard changing facilities Improve changing facilities for youth and adult play for males and females to enhance site & raise usage and participation club, WAVS, AR.W17.1 2 W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Cricket Popular site, but spare capacity for cricket ('standard' rated pitch), especially on Saturdays. Commission an agronomists report to asses the improvements required to the square and outfield AR.W17.2 1 Cricket, 10

W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Cricket Complaints from neighbouring properties. T20 has temporarily been removed from the site. Cricket, Serco W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Cricket Cricket boundaries tight to an A road and residential area. AR.W17.3 1 Monitor adult use and resident complaints, look to develop into a junior cricket site and reinstatement of T20 when possible Risk assessment with ball trajectory tracking to be undertaken as a priority to underpin informed decisions on potential benefit of investment, ideally AR.W17.4 1 to replace/upgrade the non turf wicket and develop site further for T20. Surrey Cricket W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Football Site could accommodate another adult team at peak time (Saturday pm). Attract additional football activity AR.W17.5 1 WBC, Serco W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Football Spare land on site which could accommodate additional junior pitch(es) Football pitch provided this season 2016/17. Space for another if demand increases AR.W17.6 3 Active Surrey W17 Wheatsheaf Recreation Ancillary Parking also an issue for this site. Priority parking on nearby streets on match days? AR.W17.7 2 WBC W27 Woking & Horsell CC Cricket The ground cannot accommodate all the Colts cricket. but the club seem accepting of this W27 Woking & Horsell CC General Drainage is an ongoing issue for both the football and cricket pitch and is being addressed through various measures. Need ground to accommodate all W&H juniors teams Wheatsheaf (only 0.5 miles) or Goldsworth Park (2.7 miles). Investigate further Keep drainage issue under review and support amelioration measures. AR.W27.1 2 AR.W27.2 1 Cricket, club Club, Surrey Cricket, FA W27 Woking & Horsell CC Football Woking & Horsell FC play their 1st & 2nd XI outside the borough but seem quite happy with this. No action recommended 11

W27 Woking & Horsell CC Ancillary Parking is an issue Priority parking on nearby streets on match days? WBC AR.W27.2 2 W11 Sheerwater General Sheerwater is a priority community regeneration project for Woking Borough Council. Currently existing sports provision comprises x 2 grass 11v11 pitches (one inside athletics track) and a junior pitch (not marked out) Various mitigation measures in place for regeneration & replacement of loss of pitches; planning permission granted but subject to approval by full Council early in 2017. Operational model tbc AR.W11.1 1 WBC, clubs, FA, School W09 Mayford Centre Football Limited spare capacity on Sundays for one adult team; very busy site for youth football W12 St Peter s Recreation Football Site currently only used for summer football but has space for, and has previously been marked out for, 4 junior pitches (or equivalent). So potential site to meet demand for junior football No issues or action identified Provision of junior football pitches (e.g. 2 x 11v11, 1 9v9 and 1 7v7) as required, if pavilion provided and issues around public open space dealt with. AR.W12.1 1 FF, clubs, WAVS 12

W12 St Peter s Recreation Football Changing facilities unsuitable for youth football site Provision of large changing rooms suitable for boys and girls football AR.W12.2 FF, clubs, WAVS 2 W12 St Peter s Recreation General The site is public open space prone to a serious dog fouling problem. Intensive Anti Dog Fouling Campaign; action by Dog Wardens AR.W12.3 1 WBC; FA W19 Kingfield Stadium (Woking FC)Football No comments; no information from club No action advised. W67 Brookwood Farm (2016/17) Football New site opening 2016/17 season Will accommodate Woking Primary School 3 x junior teams. There is also space here for 5v5 and/or 7v7 to be marked within 9v9 to make site multifunctional and accommodate more Woking Cougars teams. W18 Byfleet Cricket Club Cricket Well managed site with good facilities which is being used to capacity whilst maintaining high quality of wickets. Club have plans to refurbish and extend pavilion Support funding bids for enhancement of pavilion AR.W18.1 1 Cricket, WAVS W25 Westfield & District Cricket & Sports Club Cricket Site probably playing to level it can sustain more wickets can be cut if necessary. Various remedial work required to pitch, trees and fencing (funding is an issue) Support for voluntary clubs maintaining own grounds information on sources of funding AR.W25.1 2 Cricket, WAVS 13

W25.1 Westfield & District Bowls Club Bowls Low membership of bowls club (31) but forms part of larger Cricket & Sports Club. Bowls club would like own changing or enlarged clubhouse but limited funds. Support for voluntary clubs maintaining own grounds information on sources of funding AR.W25.2 2 WAVS, Surrey Bowls W31 Woking Park General Potential to develop park as outdoor multi sport hub site with permanent tennis club and a magnet for families, with a improved kitchen and accessible changing/shelter facilities Provision of improved kitchen, accessible changing/shelter facilities. Sustainable business model for both tennis and cricket facilities to be developed. AR.W31.1 1 Cricket, LTA W31 Woking Park Cricket Wicket continues to improve. Redundant non-turf wicket. Perimeter path creates short boundary. Some spare capacity in week Continue to develop as hub for cricket within the town especially T20 and potentially Last Man Stands. Investigate viability of new, well sited NTW supported by ECB sports development, once ancillary facilities developed. AR.W31.2 1 Cricket, Serco W31 Woking Park Tennis Woking Park courts are well used, and Recommend resurfacing, floodlighting, there is evidence of increasing coaching painting and replacement (adjustable) activity Improving their quality and nets on 2/3 courts to begin with. capacity would help to meet demand for both court time and better surfaces to improve standards of play in Woking. AR.W31.3 1 WBC, LTA, WAVS W31 Woking Park Bowls Well maintained, sustainable bowling clubs no issues other than larger changing would be beneficial No action recommended 14

W20 Old Woking CC Cricket Good quality ground. Site fully used, being overplayed. Wide variety of teams & activities. Site is subject to CPO for flood alleviation works Retain and protect ground for cricket AR.W20.1 1 WCB, Surrey Cricket, Club W20 Old Woking CC Cricket Potential loss of Old Woking CC would have great implications for cricket in Woking. No site currently available to accommodate the whole club, and no ground has enough spare capacity to accommodate its teams If a new ground is required for Old Woking CC, then proper scenario testing for a range of alternative sites should be undertaken. Any other alternative site to accord with policy CS17 of the Woking Core Strategy AR.W20.2 1 W20 Old Woking CC Cricket Club proposals seeking funding for Support for voluntary clubs upgrade of changing facilities at current maintaining own grounds ground information on sources of funding AR.W20.3 2 WBC, WAVS, Surrey Cricket W22 St John s Lye Cricket No formal cricket use at present. Favourable location for reintroduction of cricket as square still evident and maintained although concerns with outfield drainage and quality. Encourage/promote cricket activity at this site including T20. Investigate drainge improvements to outfield. AR.W22.1 1 Cricket, Club, WAVS W22 St John s Lye Cricket Site does not have changing facilities/pavilion Provide pavilion to support cricket club and matches. However, if focus on T20, would not need full pavilion. Investigate possibility of providing a shelter or pop up type accommodation to improve play at the site. AR.W22.2 2 Cricket, Club, WAVS 15

W22 St John s Lye Cricket Redundant non-turf pitch Promote this as a T20 site. Re-siting and renovation of non-turf pitch. Cricket, Club AR.W22.3 2 W22 St John s Lye Cricket Cricket boundaries tight to an A road and residential area. Risk assessment with ball trajectory tracking to be undertaken as a priority to underpin informed decisions on potential benefit of investment, ideally AR.W22.4 1 to replace/upgrade the non turf wicket and develop site further for T20. Surrey Cricket W68 Woking Hockey Club (Goldsworth Park) Hockey 2 sand based artificial turf pitches. Issue around the continuing viability and sustainability of Woking Hockey Club when additional 3G football turf pitches are developed. Keep watching brief on demand for/use of sand based AGPs following provision of new 3G Football Turf Pitches. AR.W68.1 2 WBC, Woking Hockey Club, England Hockey W68 Woking Hockey Club Hockey Hockey changing rooms: current capacity restricts use for tournaments etc. and may become an issue if teams progress to higher leagues. Explore options for shared use pavilion to support Woking Hockey Club progression and Goldsworth Park Rangers storage and clubroom AR.W68.2 2 England Hockey, clubs, WAVs W30 Woking Leisure Centre AGPs Popular new venue in Woking. Almost at capacity for football 5v5 on peak time weekday evenings; considerable spare capacity at weekends. No issues or suggested action 16

W28 Woking College AGPs Grass pitches currently used to capacity by Woking Town FC. Proposal to install a 1 x full size floodlit 3G pitch, plus replacement grass pitches. Planning application now submitted, decision awaited. Project still subject to funding Support proposal for AGP and replacement grass pitches, to meet demand for football match play and training AR.W28.1 1 LMCT bid W26 Winston Churchill School Sports Centre Football Currently only full size floodlit 3G in Woking: at over 90% capacity at peak time during winter months wide range of football training and coaching, Woking FC Academy and gradually increasing demand for home ground for adult and junior teams No issues or suggested action W26 Winston Churchill School Sports Centre Cricket Cricket non-turf pitch funded & used by Woking & Horsell juniors; no spare capacity No issues or suggested action W26 Winston Churchill School Sports Centre General Rugby and football pitch not available for community use Clarify situation with regard to community use & support school in providing opportunity, AR.W26.1 1 Active Surrey W26.1 Winston Churchill School Sports Centre Tennis 3 floodlit macadam tennis courts well used. School seeking funding for covering with dome to enable year round use W29 Woking High School General Not confirmed whether community use of grass pitches Support for covering of tennis courts. AR.W26.2 2 Clarify situation with regard to community use & support school in providing opportunity, AR.W29.1 1 WBC, LTA, WAVS Active Surrey W29 Woking High School AGPs 3G AGP is not quite full size and not floodlit. Planning conditions do not allow use on Sundays and fully used by school on Saturdays. No community use Investigate potential for lighting & opening for community use AR.W29.2 2 FA 17

W23 Bishop David Brown School AGPs Planning permission granted for the redevelopment of the whole outside facilities at BDB as part of Sheerwater Regeneration. This includes new 3G football pitches and field to be regenerated for community use Final political sign off awaited. No further action required WBC; various partners W21 St John the Baptist Secondary AGPs Plans for new sand dressed AGP (9-aside), 2 new external changing rooms, floodlights and possible an airdome over existing tennis/ netball courts. Plans subject to planning permission and funding; recommend support to address shortfall in artificial grass pitch provision AR.W21.1 1 WBC, school, LMCT bid W21 St John the Baptist Secondary General Plans for community use of AGP and also of grass pitches football & rugby pitches (no community use at present) Ensure community use agreement in place & actively support school in providing facilities AR.W21.2 1 WBC, school, Active Surrey W24 West Byfleet Junior School Football Accommodation of West Byfleet Scorpions reasonably happy with their site/pitches at West Byfleet Primary school but waterlogging is an issue pitches are overplayed and no capacity for training areas, 3G or floodlighting. Ensure community use agreement in place & actively support school in providing facilities AR.W24.1 1 WBC, School, Club, Active Surrey W32 Horsell Bowls & Tennis Club Tennis; Bowls Car parking is an issue at this site for both clubs there are limited spaces nearby Support for voluntary clubs maintaining own grounds information on sources of funding AR.W32.1 2 WBC, LTA, EBA, club, WAVS W32 Horsell Bowls & Tennis Club Tennis; Bowls Restricted site, but busy site with good membership levels. Need to increase capacity of site Support for intensification of use of site i.e. installation of floodlights and changing/shelter facilities AR.W32.2 2 W81 Mayford Hall Bowls Club Bowls This club has a very low membership and may not be sustainable in the long Support for increasing membership W33 Knaphill Bowling Club Bowls Self-sustaining club at present. No issues or suggested action AR.W81.1 2 WBC, EBA, club 18

W34 Byfleet Lawn Tennis Club Tennis Self-sustaining club at present. No issues or suggested action W35 Wishel Lawn Tennis Club Tennis Self-sustaining club at present. No issues or suggested action W36 Woking LT & Croquet Club Tennis Self-sustaining club at present. No issues or suggested action W61 Sythwood Primary School Tennis 2 floodlit Tennis courts Investigate further provision on site and potential for community use & support school in providing opportunity AR.W61.1 3 WBC, Active Surrey W37 St Andrew s School Hockey and Cricket Small sand filled AGPs, cricket nets and pitches have community use. No changes to the pitches planned Recognise and continue to support community use of facilities AR.W37.1 3 W43 Hoe Bridge School Cricket Cricket pitches have community use. Recognise and continue to support community use of facilities AR.W43.1 3 W60 St Mary s Primary School Football Football pitch is used by community teams Investigate further provision on site and potential for community use & support school in providing opportunity WBC, Active Surrey AR.W60.1 3 W63 Marist Catholic Primary SchooAGPs Small AGP, not floodlit. Community use not known. Not floodlit. Investigate further provision on site and potential for community use & support school in providing opportunity WBC, Active Surrey AR.W63.1 2 19

W44 Hoe Valley Free School General This project is linked to the Sheerwater Regeneration. The track will be a replacement of the existing athletics provision (track) being lost at Sheerwater, hopefully upgrading the track from 6 lanes (existing) to 8 lanes (proposed). 2 grass 11v11 pitches will replace those lost at Sheerwater Planning permission granted; completion of whole project expected by September 2018. 20