Ribble Valley Council opens £300,000 Clitheroe play park
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 13:13 · Archive
Ribble Valley Borough Council has opened a £300,000 play park in Clitheroe featuring 150 play experiences for children aged two to 14.
Ribble Valley Borough Council has opened the Edisford Bridge Play Park in Clitheroe, a £300,000 facility featuring 150 play experiences for children aged two to 14. The park was unveiled by Ribble Valley Mayor Jan Alcock.
The play park is part of a broader £6.7 million council programme to upgrade sports, leisure and recreation facilities across the borough. According to the Chorley Guardian, it is also part of a £750,000 scheme to upgrade the borough's 18 playgrounds by 2027.
How it is being reported
- Children 'jumping for joy' as new £300,000 Clitheroe play park opensLancashire Telegraph · 1 Oct, 13:00
- Ribble Valley Borough Council opens £300,000 play park in ClitheroeBurnley Express · 29 Sept, 14:39
- Ribble Valley Borough Council unveils £300,000 Clitheroe play parkChorley Guardian · 29 Sept, 13:39
In this story: Ribble Valley Borough Council · Clitheroe · Jan Alcock
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