New Play area in Leyburn

Wednesday, 23 June 2021 07:54

Work starts this week on a new play area for the young residents of Leyburn

Work is due to commence on the Shawl Play Area this week, here is a peek at the 3D plan for the park. It includes a new:

In ground roundabout
Trampoline
Rope swing
Castle on the hill

and much more!

Work is anticipated to take approximately 4 weeks and the area will be closed while the new equipment, paths and picnic benches are installed.

The new Play Area will be completed at the start of August for all to enjoy over the summer 😊

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