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Congleton youngsters invited to cut the ribbon to town's newest play area

Local News by Matthew Hancock-Bruce 1 hour ago  
Elan's Ken Murray and local residents cut the ribbon to the new play area at the Oak Grange development (Credit: Elan)
Elan's Ken Murray and local residents cut the ribbon to the new play area at the Oak Grange development (Credit: Elan)

Congleton's newest play area is now open.

Elan Homes invited members of Congleton Youth Council, Rainbows, Brownies and Scouts to open the new play area at the Oak Grange development.

Children helped cut the ribbon before getting the chance to test out the equipment.

Elan sales manager Ken Bracewell said: "The best way to celebrate the completion of a playground is to see it filled with happy children and so we invited younger members of the community to help us mark the official opening.

"After the formality of the ribbon cutting they were eager to explore the equipment we've provided.

"It was great to see them enjoying playing outdoors and having fun together.

"Their enthusiasm shows how valuable this new facility will be for local families.

"We hope it will become a place where children will play, make friends and create lasting memories."

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(Credit: Elan)

The new play area, part of Elan's Oak Grange development on Back Lane, has been designed to encourage active play, social interaction and outdoor recreation for children of all ages and abilities.

It includes a slide, tunnel, climbing frames, and three types of swing including a saucer swing.

At the launch event, children were joined by youth council lead Cathy Dean, Brownie, Rainbow and Scout leaders, plus Congleton town councillor Robert Douglas.

Youth council member Isabel Silva Jeffcoat said: "It was a pleasure to attend the opening of the playground and see a new facility for the young people to enjoy for many years to come."

     

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