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garinda, that is good news, if the play area was clear of drinkers & yobs after dark, but we will just wait and see what the long term results are. Remember the planning permission was just for a temporary period of 12 months.
As for the old play area, it's possible that this area will be included in the "lottery scheme" and become a skate board area or football pitch complete with floodlights. :D |
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Yes, if it does become a skateboard park or a football pitch, there will be nothing for any yobs that congergate there to damage though.
I can't count how many times I took my brother's kids to the old playarea, only to find every swing and other ride broken. The resiting of the playground, lights or no lights, has been a success because there hasn't been any vandalism at all, despite all the protests from a vocal few on Park Lane, in the six months it has been opened. It's been a pleasure to watch the children of the borough enjoying the park's facilities.:) |
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Good, we agree.
The children, who the playarea was designed for, certainly didn't get much pleasure from where it was sited before under the trees, in the hollow, and in a place where the amusements were always broken by the vandals. To me that sounds like a success. |
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It is a nice facility for the 12 year olds and younger. It is also a focal / meeting point for the older element, that is the main problem. HBC expected the residents of park lane to watch the area for them, and call the police if they saw any yobs or vandals in the play area, there's only one problem now the residents can't see the play area cause of the over grown hedges :eek: |
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I was there yesterday, and can report that all the play equipment was in good,safe, working order, which it certainly wasn't at it's old site.
Like I said, any residents who cant bear the sight of an over grown hedge, the new light, or children enjoying the facilities can always decamp to the border with Blackburn. The residents of Park Lane aren't expected to spend all their precious time spying on the play area, the new site means it is monitered by the Neighbourhood Watch cctv, again something that wasn't possible before. |
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One day I will tell you why I moved away from park lane. |
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Yes but you also posted the distance from the play area to both Park Lane and Fielding Lane. You were either wrong then as well, or if you paced it out, momentum must have made your gait uneven because of the brew.:)
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Squirrels have little steps (so they can reach the tree), nope thats no good either. Squirrels can't read the f*&$(n tape measure. Thats better. |
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By brew do you mean the type in a bottle ;) |
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I always measure squirels in inches, once they've dropped their nuts of course. |
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I won't be holding my breath re: the much mooted million pound make over. It's all dependent on the formation of a friends of the park sheme being in place before the grant is even applied for.
Perhaps it could be tied in with King William's silver jubilee celebrations. |
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