Two play areas in Nottingham where improvements have been carried out as part of a £350,000 refurbishment programme have now reopened. The “much-needed” refurbishments have taken place in Wollaton and Aspley.
Four other Nottingham parks are yet to be upgraded. New playground equipment, seating outdoor fitness equipment and improved access are amongst the new changes funded by FCC Communities Foundation and Nottingham City Council.
Now, after the £65,000 improvement on Seaford Avenue Park, it has officially been reopened by councillor Audra Wynter, Portfolio Holder for Transport and Parks and local resident Eva Brown. Eva Brown, 86 also known as ‘Auntie Eva.’
