The Get Doncaster Moving (GDM) team receive a high volume of requests for information and support from the GDM Network of partners and wider stakeholders, and from a wide range of organisations and sectors. Sharing our learning – and learning from others – is a fundamental value of Get Doncaster Moving and we welcome and encourage requests to share our learning and our approach.
We house many of our learning resources on our website. You can take a look at our resource library below for data, insights and learning related to physical activity. Use the categories or tabs options to narrow your search.
If you can't find what you are looking for, or wish to contact the team about these resources, please complete this short request form: Request for support
Please note we are currently testing the resource library, ahead of it's official launch in December 2024, please bear with us while we work to keep making improvements to the library during this time.
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Doncaster Future Parks - Approach to community engagement
Fri, 1 Sep 2023
This is a short summary of the key learning from the Doncaster Future Parks programme regarding successful engagement with communities. It is based on the work undertaken to engage with communities in four parks in 2021 and 2022: The Crags, Hexthorpe Park, Campsall Country Park and Town Field.
Doncaster Play Parks Infrastructure Policy (PDF, 18.8 Mb)
Doncaster Play Parks Infrastructure Policy
Mon, 10 Jul 2023
This policy sets out a positive vision to foster healthy communities through good quality play parks that provide opportunities for informal play and enable our children and young people to live healthy active lives. This is the full technical policy document.
Doncaster Play Parks Infrastructure Policy - Executive Summary
Mon, 10 Jul 2023
This policy sets out a positive vision to foster healthy communities through good quality play parks that provide opportunities for informal play and enable our children and young people to live healthy active lives. This document summarises the full technical policy document.
Case Study: Partnership working in Hexthorpe Park
Sat, 1 Jul 2023
This case study covers the key learning about partnership working in Hexthorpe Park. This park is one of the 15 capital sites as part of the Doncaster Future Parks (DFP) project funded by the LDP. Alongside this investment the DFP team support partners to utilise the park to increase park usage. This...
Resident Panel Survey - Parks and open spaces (Unknown Binary Data, 265 Kb)
Resident Panel Survey - Parks and open spaces
Thu, 1 Jul 2021
Findings of a Resident Panel survey on residents' views on Doncaster's parks and open spaces (July 2021).
Edlington Pit Wood: Engagement Summary (PDF, 1.1 Mb)
The summary document below captures the headline results of the engagement survey undertaken with residents and stakeholders about Edlington Pit Wood in February 2023. This feedback has informed the subsequent improvements made to the site, where possible.
The Crags: Engagement Summary (PDF, 2.7 Mb)
The summary document below captures the headline results of the engagement survey undertaken with residents and stakeholders about The Crags in November 2021. This feedback has informed the subsequent improvements made to the site, where possible
Hexthorpe Park: Engagement Summary (PDF, 2.1 Mb)
The summary document below captures the headline results of the engagement survey undertaken with residents and stakeholders about Hexthorpe Park in November 2021. This feedback has informed the subsequent improvements made to the site, where possible.
Town Fields: Engagement Summary (PDF, 2.6 Mb)
The summary document below captures the headline results of the engagement survey undertaken with residents and stakeholders about Town Field in June 2022. This feedback has informed the subsequent improvements made to the site, where possible
Campsall Country Park: Engagement Summary (PDF, 2.7 Mb)
The summary document captures the headline results of the engagement survey undertaken with residents and stakeholders about Campsall Country Park in December 2021. This feedback has informed the subsequent improvements made to the site, where possible.
