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21/10/2020

£55,000 To Be Invested In New Play Park In Lhanbryde

Moray Council is to invest £55,000 to develop a new play park in Lhanbryde.

The new park will replace the existing playpark sited at the playing fields, as many items of play equipment are worn, at the end of their use and beyond economical repair. The latest playground inspection report rated the average quality of the items in situ at the park as 'fair'.

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The community will be involved in choosing what type equipment will be installed, and if there are any preferred themes such as farmyard or sports. Pupils from the primary school will be asked to choose their top three choices, to be incorporated in the final design.

The new playpark is expected to complete by early Spring 2021.

Cllr David Bremner, who represents the Fochabers Lhanbryde ward, said: "The playing fields in Lhanbryde have been well-used over the years and the playground is the centrepiece.

"This significant cash boost will see the creation of an accessible playpark with a number of inclusive pieces of play equipment which a range of age groups can enjoy, and will be an asset the community can be proud of."

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