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Marston GreenHealth Route
Your Marston GreenHealth Walk
Marston Green HealthRoute Supporters
What do you see ...? Mar
ston Green Health Route
Studies show that spending time outdoorshas multiple health benefits, and that treesand green space can provide a ‘naturalhealth service’.
Walking has so many health benefits - you canlose weight, lower your blood pressure andimprove your mood - All for FREE!
The Marston Green Health Route is part ofNHS Forest - an exciting charitable projectenabling hundreds of communities to usegreen spaces to benefit their health andwellbeing.
www.nhsforest.org
Marston Green is a great place to spot a widerange of birds, animals and plants.
Use the Route Map and Photos, to help youanswer the questions below and keep arecord of what you see along the way.
The Centre for SustainableHealthcare is registered asa charity no: 1143189
This project is coordinated by the charity,the Centre for Sustainable Healthcarewhich runs pioneering programmes to engagehealth professionals, patients and the widercommunity with the common ground betweenpersonal wellbeing and wider environmentalconcerns. For more information please visitthe website: www.sustainablehealthcare.org.uk
The Centre for Sustainable Healthcaregratefully acknowledges funding for theMarston Green Health Route from:
We would also like to thank all of theindividuals in Marston and the variousorganisations based in the community whohave helped with ideas and support for theMarston Green Health Route.
a) What trees on the route do the seeds, shown in Photo 1, come from? .................................................................b) When we are walking out of the park in Photo 7: what park have the New Marston eco-council been playing in? .................................................................c) What road is the Blue House on? .................................................................d) Where is the War Memorial? .................................................................e) How many signs have you found along the route? ..............................................f) Name the type of fruit tree shown in Photo 4 ..................................................g) What types of flowers have you found on the Marston Green Health route? .................................................................
St Nicholas’Primary School
Raym
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Cavendish Dr
Cherwell DrOxford Rd
Mar
ston
Rd
B415
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Purc
ell R
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Edgeway RdFerry Rd
Harberton Mead
William St
Crot
ch C
res
B4495
B415
0
Rippington Dr
Derwent
Coniston
Eden Dr
Ambl
esid
e Dr
Pulle
ns Ln
Franklin Rd
Marston Rd
Old
Croft
Rd
Nicholson Rd
Croft Rd
Lewell Ave
MarstonMedical Centre
New MarstonPrimarySchool
Peasmoor PieceNature Reserve
Milham FordNature Reserve
To theUniversity
Parks
Croft RoadPlayground
Ave
St Michael’sCE Primary
School
Marston Brook
Scout Hall(Tues am)
Mortimer HallPlayground
Headley Way
Cafe(Mon-Sat)
Ave
St Joseph’sCatholic Primary
School
Copse Lane
Elms Drive
Mortimer Dr
Fairfax Ave
Jack Straw’s Ln
River Cherwell
Peas
moo
r Brook
Arlin
gton
Dr
Marston Green Health Route Map
www.nhsforest.org
The Centre for Sustainable Healthcareis registered as a Charity No: 1143189
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Fairfax Ave
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Pulle
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Map Key
School
St Michael and All Angels
Marston Medical Centre
Greenspace for Walkers
Cafe/Scout Hall
Route
Footpaths
Open Grass Area
Nature Reserve/Park
Bus Stop
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