Work is underway for four Nottinghamshire parks with around £350,000 worth of improvements. The project includes new facilities to the parks such as play equipment, seating, outdoor fitness equipment and installations of improved access.
The four parks which are currently undergoing the improvements and are ‘starting to take shape’ are Coppice Park in Mapperley, Seaford Avenue Park in Wollaton, Amesbury Circus Park in Aspley and Arkwright Walk Open Space in The Meadows.
The projects cost £346,000, and are being funded by FCC Communities Foundation, a not-for-profit business, and Nottingham City Council. The improvements are due to finish by this summer.
