A new play area in Woodley will be opened by the town mayor today.
Cllr Janet Sartorel will cut the ribbon in Woodford Park at 3.30pm, welcoming children with free ice creams and 100 goody bags.
The Mayor will also be unveiling the Jubilee Tree and Jubilee Stones display to commemorate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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The new play area has been designed with inclusivity in mind, and will offer a stimulating, exciting play experience for children of all abilities, according to Woodley Town Council.
It includes a double cableway, a sensory area, a wheelchair accessible play mound, an agility trail, a 7m tall canopy trail, and seven types of swings.
This play area was funded from £200,000 developers’ contributions via Wokingham Borough Council, with £57,000 additional funding from Woodley Town Council.
It is located to the rear of the Oakwood Centre
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