where is st helens park nsw?
New South Wales
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 Royal Victoria Park , a short walk from the city centre , was opened in 1830 by the 11 @-@ year @-@ old Princess Victoria , and was the first park to carry her name . The public park is overlooked by the Royal Crescent and covers 23 hectares ( 57 acres ) . It has a skatepark , tennis courts , a bowling green , a putting green and a 12- and 18 @-@ hole golf course , a pond , open @-@ air concerts , an annual travelling funfair at Easter , and a children 's play area . Much of its area is lawn ; a notable feature is a ha @-@ ha that segregates it from the Royal Crescent while giving the impression from the Crescent of uninterrupted grassland across the park to Royal Avenue . It has a " Green Flag Award " , the national standard for parks and green spaces in England and Wales , and is registered by English Heritage as of National Historic Importance . The 3 @.@ 84 hectares ( 9 @.@ 5 acres ) botanical gardens were formed in 1887 and contain one of the finest collections of plants on limestone in the West Country . A replica Roman Temple was built at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1924 , and , following the exhibition , was dismantled and rebuilt in Victoria Park in Bath . In 1987 the gardens were extended to include the Great Dell , a disused quarry with a collection of conifers . 

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 The project team considered over a dozen sites , inside and outside of the city , before settling on The Circle in West Park . Factors contributing to the decision include transport guidance , central government planning guidelines , existing athletic facilities , isolation from residential areas , and council ownership . 

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 In November 2010 , the government approved a NIS 85m ( $ 23m ) scheme to improve access and infrastructure at the site . 

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 The site was originally part of the de Trafford family estate , but was enveloped by encroaching industry in the early 1900s . In the following years the area was used as a tipping site by industry and partly filled with construction rubble and slag from steel works . Now owned and managed by Groundwork Manchester , Salford , Stockport , Tameside & Trafford , the park is used as a training centre for horticulture training and as a volunteering hub . 

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 The site of Goodison Park was earmarked in 1997 and 2003 for a food store by Tesco who offered £ 12 million which was valued at £ 4 million for the site but Liverpool City Council 's advisor 's advised against allowing planning permission . The club were advised that the planning permission required would not necessarily be granted , and chose not to take the scheme further . 
