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Mayor joins families at Nightingale Avenue party

by admin on 22 July, 2010

Mayor opening the new MUGA at Nightingale Avenue

Thanks to all who came to the launch of the new facilities at Nightingale Avenue Recreation Ground last Saturday:

  • to the Mayor, Cllr Sheila Stuart, who cut the tape of the new games area and also cut the cake
  • to the CHYPPS team who ran the games and painted faces
  • to Mark Buckton, who ran the Bin Challenge and gave recycling tips
  • to Authentic Cakes, who made the cake
  • to the City Council’s Active Communities team who managed the series   of improvements to the recreation ground over the past few years
  • to James Day, who took this photo.

The games area can be used for a variety of ball games whatever the weather. The other recent enhancements have been:

  • a second tennis court
  • a revamped playground
  • a second tennis court
  • a path around the recreation ground that can be used by wheelchairs and pushchairs
  • recycling bins for bottles and cans
  • new benches

It was great to see a mixture of all ages enjoying the event and the sunshine!

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