The site lies beside one of Southern England’s most important lowland heathlands. Community ownership would secure an ecological buffer, protecting sensitive habitats, and creating inclusive public access and education opportunities.
The Parish Council envisions: a small car park and community building (subject to planning) - incorporating toilet facilities, a heritage display including information on nearby Bronze Age barrows combined with a flexible community space, and a café kiosk (to generate modest income).
Wildlife-friendly land management will enhance biodiversity and wellbeing through walking trails, meadows, and native planting.