Frome Old Showfield make over - have your say

By Susie Watkins

17th Jul 2023 | Local News

From the Frome Town Council site - how the park could look
From the Frome Town Council site - how the park could look

Frome Town Council are asking for feedback on their plans for a refresh of the Old Showfield play park.

The plans incorporate some of the existing elements such as gateways and pathways, a well-loved roundabout and hanging swinger. The existing slide will also be improved and recommissioned, but a new, wider accessible slide will also be added. .

Green Play have been chosen as the partners for this project. Councillor Mark Dorrington said: "We talked to a lot of people before we started and we heard straight away that there was definitely a need for greater accessibility and spaces for all, but also some elements were seen as really important – a shelter, swings and trampoline were things that we heard time and again – but also that the space needed to be truly accessible and most of all full of activity and fun!"

Mark went on to say: "Grounds works were also important to fix some of the issues of water pooling on the site to allow for play throughout the year – and fantastically this solution is playful!

And there are some elements where we'd like your opinions; where would like to see benches, and a shelter, and what type of swings would you like to see? We also want to know if there is anything that we have missed. There are a choices to be made and a chance for your opinion to be heard – so please go online and have your say."

The survey is open HERE until July 25

     

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