Dorset, Ferndown, Health & Lifestyle | Posted on December 20th, 2019 | return to news
Ferndown play park will have new look
As part of the £1.2 million project to improve the King George V recreational facilities in Ferndown, the much-loved play park will receive a facelift.
In December, the town council appointed HAGS as the contractor to carry out the refurbishment of the KGV play park accessed via Peter Grant Way in Ferndown.
Chairman of the KGV management committee, Cllr Mrs Julie Robinson, said, “The KGV trustees are very excited about the much-needed upgrade to this play park. Outdoor play is vital for children’s development and it is important the community has access to exciting and challenging play areas. I am pleased that the new play area will meet the needs of our young people and will certainly be used and enjoyed by generations to come.”
Cllr Mike Parkes, the chairman of the project group overseeing the project added, “The project group was very impressed with the design put forward by HAGS. It has a fantastic selection of equipment, which is suitable for a wide range of children with ranging abilities. In developing the plans, the town council asked local schoolchildren what they would like to see in the park and the ideas and views from this have been incorporated into the final design.”
The KGV play park will include equipment for children up to 12 years old with zoning for toddlers and juniors. The new equipment includes inclusive swings and roundabouts, slides, play panels, two climbing frames for toddlers and juniors, a net pyramid plus many more exciting pieces of equipment.
The facility is now closed in preparation for works to commence in January. It is anticipated that the park will be ready to enjoy before Easter 2020.
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