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The playground refurbishment is not quite finished

PUBLISHED: 11:13 10 February 2006 | UPDATED: 09:37 06 May 2010

The skate facility cannot be used yet because the surrounding area is very muddy and therefore dangerous at the moment. It was hoped that the multiplay area could be replaced, but funds have dried up, the piece of equipment costs £10,000 to buy and instal

The skate facility cannot be used yet because the surrounding area is very muddy and therefore dangerous at the moment. It was hoped that the multiplay area could be replaced, but funds have dried up, the piece of equipment costs £10,000 to buy and install. Councillor Sarah Talks who is in charge of the playground project, asks if anyone knows of a source of funding to let her know on 01462 742182.

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