Yes, I liked going to parks as a child. My parents often took me to the local park near our house. I liked the swings and the slides, and I played football with other kids. Sometimes we had picnics on the grass. It was fun and I felt free to run around.

Definitely. There was a small park on the way to school that I used to visit most days. I remember the climbing frame, a pond with ducks and lots of space to learn to ride my bike. It felt like a proper escape from being indoors — we’d play games, have picnics and sometimes just sit under a tree and chat. Those memories are still vivid.

Yes, I still like going to parks now. I go sometimes at the weekend to get fresh air and relax. I might walk there or meet a friend. Parks are a good place to exercise and feel calm.

Yes, I do. I try to visit a park a few times a week, usually for a brisk walk or to read a book under a tree. Parks are useful for exercise and for clearing your head — they’re a good break from screens and noise. I also enjoy watching how the seasons change there, which I find quite calming.

Yes, I would like more parks in my city. More parks mean more places for children to play and for people to exercise. It would be nice if they were near where people live, because some areas are far from any green space.

I would — especially in denser parts of the city. More parks improve people’s health, provide places for children to play and can make a neighbourhood feel friendlier. I’d like to see a mix too: bigger parks for sports and small 'pocket' parks or green corridors where people live. Of course, funding and maintenance can be a challenge, but the benefits are worth it.

There are a few parks I want to visit in the future. For example, there is a large country park a short train ride away that has lakes and walking trails. I’d like to go there with my family for a day trip when we have time.

Yes — a couple actually. One is a national park within a short distance where I’d like to go hiking and maybe camp for a night; I want to see the views and go birdwatching. The other is a newly opened riverside park in the city that I’ve heard has good cycle paths and weekend events, so I’m planning to visit that with friends this summer.