Endless Surf London is moving forward with plans to develop a 50m artificial surfing lake in Edmonton, north London. The Wave has signed a contract for the wave-making technology and aims to submit a planning application soon. With proposals for green spaces, skateboarding areas, and playparks, the project envisions transforming 56 acres of land while promoting biodiversity and nature engagement. Support from Lee Valley Regional Park Authority is noted, echoing hopes for increased local jobs and tourism, as the site is already recognized for water sports.
Endless Surf London plans to create a 50m artificial surfing lake in Lee Valley, transforming 56 acres of underused land into vibrant recreational space.
Hazel Geary of The Wave expressed excitement about the project, emphasizing London's suitability for inland surfing and the development of underused land in Enfield.
Shaun Dawson, chief executive of the LVRPA, voiced support for the project, highlighting its potential to attract visitors and jobs while opening up surfing to many.
The project aims to increase biodiversity, enhance green spaces, and promote engagement with nature, complementing existing recreational facilities in Lee Valley.
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