National Trust adds 32 hectares to Plymouth park
The National Trust has opened former farmland in Plymouth to the public, enlarging a local park by 32 hectares.
The National Trust has expanded a park in Plymouth by converting 32 hectares of former agricultural land into public green space. The new area is now open for visitors, the charity said.
The land sits beside the existing park and has been brought into public use as part of the trust’s wider stewardship of the site. The organisation said the change will increase access to open space in the city.
Plymouth is one of several places where the National Trust manages land for recreation and conservation. The addition brings more countryside-style space into a built-up area of south-west England.
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