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Play area opens at woodland park
The Gazette
|June 06, 2025
FAMILIES visiting Flatts Lane Woodland Country Park can enjoy a major addition to the play area designed for children aged nine years and younger.
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Delivered through a close partnership between the council and the Friends of Flatts Lane Woodland Country Park community group, significant creative input was also provided by the children from the Home School Group and visitors to the park.
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