Value defining the function of the Greenspace feature. FunctionValue Areas of land for growing fruit, vegetables, and other plants, either in individual allotments or as a community activity. Produce is for the growers own consumption and not primarily for commercial activity. Allotments Or Community Growing Spaces Landscaped areas providing visual amenity or separating different buildings or land uses for environmental, visual or safety reasons. Where the area is better described by another category this will be used in preference (e.g. playing field, public park, play space). Amenity - Residential Or Business Landscaped areas providing visual amenity or separating different buildings or land uses for environmental, visual or safety reasons when related to a transport function, such as a road, or within a transport hub. Amenity - Transport Areas of land that are currently under development or awaiting redevelopment. Land Use Changing A specially prepared area intended for playing bowls. Bowling Green An organised area of ground designated for tents or caravans, intended for temporary occupation by holidaymakers. Camping Or Caravan Park Areas of land associated with burial areas or crematoriums. Cemetery Areas of land associated with churches and other places of worship. Religious Grounds A large area of land that is specially prepared for playing golf. Golf Course Areas of land normally enclosed and associated with institutions. Grounds may be reserved for private use or have restricted access. Includes Universities, Hospitals, Nursing homes, Emergency Services, Prisons, Military Sites, Government and Community Buildings providing public services, Libraries, Museums, Zoos and Theatres. Institutional Grounds Land use areas with no other function but with Form attribute of woodland, open semi-natural, open water, beach or foreshore. Natural Land used for other sports not specifically described by other categories. Includes facilities for sports spectating (e.g. stadiums) as well as participation. Other Sports Facility Areas providing safe and accessible opportunities for children’s play, usually linked to housing areas or parks and containing purpose built equipment. Not captured if within schools or paid-for tourist attractions. Play Space Large, flat areas of grass or specially designed surfaces, generally with marked pitches, used primarily for outdoor sports, i.e. football, rugby, cricket. Playing Field Areas of land normally enclosed and associated with private residences and reserved for private use. Private Garden Areas of land normally enclosed, designed, constructed, managed and maintained as a public park or garden. These normally have a defined perimeter and free public access, and generally sit within or adjacent to urban areas. Access is granted for a wide range of uses and not usually restricted to paths or tracks within the area. May include areas with managed facilities such as benches and flowerbeds, and more natural areas. Public Park Or Garden Areas of land normally enclosed and associated with a school and primarily reserved for their use. School Grounds A specially prepared area intended for playing tennis. Tennis Court