Pinkwell Park — Attraction in London

Not clean. People living in streets around the park seem to like to put their household waste and food waste in the park. It gets put around the bins which then attracts the animals who see the rubbish as free food and then the rubbish ends up all around the park. This situation with the bins in the park has got worse people are constantly putting their house hold waste in the bins and around the bins. Ever if the bins are overflowing people put their waste around the bins. This is happening particularly to the bins nearest to the entrances to the park. The bins furthest in the park have hardly any rubbish in them some always have no rubbish in them at all. Do these people not realize that there is a weekly collection of household waste from their homes...

Pinkwell Park in Hayes, London, is a charming green space that offers a peaceful retreat for local residents and visitors. Nestled within a residential area, the park features well-maintained lawns, mature trees, and walking paths that provide a pleasant environment for leisurely strolls and outdoor activities. The park also includes a playground, making it a popular spot for families with children. Its serene atmosphere and natural beauty make Pinkwell Park a beloved community asset, providing a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle...

It's a very small local park but it had some brand new gym equipment (which was covered up because of the pandemic), a skate ramp, basketball hoops, play equipment and I vaguely recall a fenced off area that might have been for tennis or football...? There's a small carpark too but it seems most people were visiting on-foot. It was disappointing to see a lot of rubbish floating around though. Not sure if it was from overflowing bins or not. It's surrounded by houses so it seems unlikely to have blown in from...