Complete the sentences below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer. There was pressure to build a training centre and

Now listen carefully and answer Questions 11 to 13.
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Councillor Norma Boyd and welcome to this exhibition about the development of the old paper mill factory and gas works site, which has been lying unused for more than a decade. There has been pressure on the council to use the land to build a training centre and a small business park. However, we have been encouraged by local people to create an open area for the benefit of the community, providing much needed space for recreation.
And now I have pleasure in announcing that the plans for the creation of a park, to be called Park Royal, and for flats have now been approved. I am also pleased to announce that we have secured sponsorship from local organisations. More detailed plans of the developments are available from the council website, details of which are in your pack. In the meantime, I’d just like to take you through the plan here on the screen.
Now listen and answer Questions 14 to 20.
If we start here at the bottom you can see Parkside Street, where the main entrance to the park is. On the left of the entrance, in the bottom left-hand corner of the plan, there will be a block of 40 studio flats. On the other side of the entrance there will be some workshops for local businesses. There will also be another entrance here on the top right which leads into Pear Street.
Here in the centre of the park we will have an ornamental lake with paths radiating north, south, east and west to the different areas of the park. In the top right-hand corner just by the Pear Street entrance, there will be a large sports area with two football pitches and four tennis and volley ball courts. Just here beside the pitches on the same side of the path will be an outdoor swimming pool.
Now, in the top left-hand corner, a walled flower garden is planned with a rockery and a water feature with walkways, seats and lots of shady areas for the summer. Next to this, a sculpture garden is also planned. Now let’s see, just here below the walled garden there will be a grassy amphitheatre with a permanent covered stage for open-air concerts. We hope that local schools and colleges will use this theatre to showcase student work. In the bottom left-hand corner of the plan, you can see that there will be a play area for children and directly to the right of this just near the main entrance there will be a wild area. More trees will be planted here and in the middle will be built an educational centre for use by local schools to encourage children to take care of the wildlife and look after the trees and plants.
And finally in the bottom right-hand corner of the park will be a café, opening on to Pear Street. And now for questions. If anyone would like to ask anything, we are only too happy to oblige. Yes, the lady in the front row...