A popular Nottinghamshire playground has been forced to close after it was vandalised. William Lee Park in Calverton, could be closed for "weeks" following an attack on one of the playing apparatus on the site.
Following the incident, on Monday, May 29, which reportedly involved a member of the public jumping from one of the climbing frames towers onto a level of decking, and smashing through, Calverton Parish Council said it has been forced to close the well-used park until it can find a solution.
Chairman of Calverton Parish Council, Andrew Meads, said: "We are lucky we have two parks in the village and this one, we can lock the park off.
