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NATURE AND WILDLIFE

SINCs are what councils identify as sites important for local nature conservation. They are important in making a contribution to Local Biodiversity Action Plans and for their contribution to local natural character.

Within the hierarchy of planning policy, they are less important than national or regional designations, such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). In some areas the SINC designation is sub-divided into further ‘grades’ of SINC:

• Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation

• Site of Borough Importance for Nature Conservation (Grade I and Grade II)

• Site of Local Importance for Nature Conservation.

Southwood Lane Wood is a designated Site of Local Importance for Nature Conservation. The site was first designated in 1990. The boundary was amended in 2002, with the central part of the housing estate taken out from the designation.

The Southwood Lane SINC Management Plan describes the SINC as follows:A section of mature woodland on an embankment around a housing estate … and an area of more recent scrub and woodland within the housing estate.

SOUTHWOOD LANE WOOD - A SITE OF IMPORTANCE FOR NATURE CONSERVATION (SINC)

The Hillcrest Estate is a unique habitat being almost entirely enclosed by a woodland belt, within a high density residential area. This narrow strip of broadleaf woodland, dominated by sycamore, extends around the northern, eastern and southern perimeters of the site, covering 0.6ha (hectare). The woodland is designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) of Local Importance, and is known as Southwood Lane Wood. The residential blocks are set within spacious amenity grassland with mature trees and shrubs. This habitat provides opportunities for a range of species including protected species and those identified as Biodiversity Action Plan species (BAP) for both foraging and resting places.

DESIGNATIONS

A desktop search of other local sites of conservation importance has been undertaken.

Non StatutoryThe desktop study found 29 non-statutory sites within a 2km radius and five close by the site. These are listed below:• Southwood Lane Wood (HgL06) – Secondary woodland covering 0.6 ha;• Harrington Site (HgL05) – Secondary woodland and flower beds covering 1.32ha;• Yeatman Road Allotments (HgL19L) – Allotments and scrub covering 3.26ha;• Highgate Cemetery (M088) – Secondary woodland and semi-improved neutral grassland covering 14.81 ha;• Holly Lodge Gardens (CaL01) – Amenity grassland and scattered trees covering 1.39 ha.

StatutoryThe desktop study found three statutory sites within a 2km radius:• Parkland Walk (LNR) – 14.3 hectares, a 2.5 mile disused railway of woodland, scrub and rough grassland.• Queens Wood (LNR) – 21 hectares, an ancient semi-natural woodland.• Hampstead Heath Woods (SSSI) – 16.6 hectares of old and over-mature broad leaved woodland.

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Based on the Ordnance Survey 1: 10 000 map © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey Licence No. 100032216. GLA

Sites of Importance for Nature ConservationEcological Data Map (report 558) for Landscape Planning Ltd.Hillcrest Estate, 5 December 2014

Metropolitan Importance

Borough Importance (Grade 1)

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2Km Search Area

Areas of Deficiency in Access to Nature

The Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation have been identified since 1986 and the categorisation of sites is related to their protected status in the land-use planning system. The boundaries and site grades reflect the most recent consideration of each site, details of which are available from GiGL. Note that boundaries and grades maychange as new information becomes available.

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