Isle of Wight village play park officially reopens after revamp

Summarised from Isle of Wight County Press's report · Updated 5 Nov, 21:51 · Archive

A revamped play park in the Isle of Wight village of Brighstone has been officially opened following a major overhaul of the community facility. The Island's High Sheriff, Nigel Hartley, cut the ribbon at a ceremony on Wednesday 4 November, attended by Brighstone Primary School pupils, parents, teachers, parish councillors and donors.

The new-look playground features junior gym equipment, interactive play panels, climbing towers, tunnels, a basket swing and other play equipment designed for children of all ages. Parish council representatives said the upgraded facility has been years in the making and reflects the hard work of volunteers, councillors and supporters committed to improving local amenities. Recognition was given to Colin Hibberd, chairman of the parish council's recreation committee, Cllr John Cirrone, and members of both the recreation ground committee and the parish council for their contributions over several years.

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• Children enjoy first look at revamped Isle of Wight village play parkA new-look playground in in an Isle of Wight village has been officially opened following a major overhaul of the popular community facility.Isle of Wight County Press · 5 Nov, 12:00

In this story: Brighstone · Isle of Wight · Nigel Hartley · Brighstone Primary School · Brighstone Parish Council

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