]> 2026-04-07T17:34:47+00:00 Case study:Haynes Park 500 en Draft Removing of concrete structures Weir removal Environment Agency Great Britain Mayor’s Priority Parks funding? Yes No Yes false No 51.580715179443,0.21402472257614 Becca Environment Agency O’Shea Removing of concrete structures, Weir removal,, ,,, 12746 Planned Removal of three weir structures, removal of concrete bank and bed protection works. The river is in a semi-natural state though concrete bank protection works have been undertaken in the past and the river bed has also been lined with concrete in places. Three concrete flumes (same as those stupidly put in Harrow Lodge Park) break to continuity of the river and probably are to deal with the change of plan form gradient.<br>Manholes were observed in close proximity to the watercourse, possibly indicating a sewer pipe. However, huge gains could be made within the confines of this space, although it may be that bank reprofiling would have to be adapted. Works to the left bank are constrained due to it being owned by numerous different people whose properties abut the watercourse. It is unclear if this has always been the case or whether land take has taken place over the years. Haynes Park haynes park No 500 Roding, Beam and Ingrebourne Thames Rom / Beam (from Ravensbourne confluence to Thames) rom / beam (from ravensbourne confluence to thames) Less than 10 km² 18 Less than 100 m Rom / Beam (from Ravensbourne confluence to Thames) GB106037028100 Social benefits GB106037028100 Rom / Beam (from Ravensbourne confluence to Thames) 2014-04-03T08:45:15Z 2456750.8647569 2015-10-27T12:25:42Z 2457323.0178472 Haynes Park 500 1 plainlist 5 [[Category:Case study]] [[Project title::!Haynes Park]] [[Subcatchment title::Rom / Beam (from Ravensbourne confluence to Thames)]] Haynes Park# QUERY1ac77b88575994f2a9de01d0df54b29b