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The funding is approved and the concrete park is officially happening. Thank you for helping us protect this space for the community.

November 27, 2017

Support the future of Radcliffe Skatepark

Support the future of Radcliffe Skatepark

🏆 Won — 144 supporters Verified

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Peter R.
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Hannah F.
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Started by Lauren Stevenson 8 years, 11 months ago

Radcliffe Skatepark Committee and the Radcliffe On Trent Parish Council are working to ensure the future of Radcliffe Skatepark. Our aim is to replace the wooden structure with a concrete skatepark that will ensure the longevity of the park and easier maintenance.

By signing this you are supporting the committee, the council and the community in replacing the wooden structure with a concrete park and keeping an integral leisure facility alive and kicking in Radcliffe.

Updates

September 10, 2017

The wooden structures are starting to show their age. We are meeting with the council again soon to push for the concrete upgrade.

Reached 100 supporters

September 10, 2017

43 Comments

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Anne McLeod
8 years ago Featured

Makes sense. Must cost a fortune in time and money to keep replacing damaged bits.

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Kate Boulton
8 years ago Featured

I live in Radcliffe on Trent. I have no children/grandchildren who use this skate park but I believe it is a facility which is much needed by the youth in the village.

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Nick warman
8 years ago Featured

Skateboarding is in the next olympics. It would be great to see rushcliffe support the sport for future generations

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Dean Hempshall
8 years ago Featured

I have been a user of the skatepark for the last 14 years & it has been instrumental in some of the atitributes that I pride myself on today. We really need to secure the future of the skatepark for the next generation.

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Tarra Wooldridge
8 years ago Featured

This is a brilliant idea, the skate park currently is full of holes which is dangerous for users.

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N Mellors
8 years ago Featured

A valuable community resource which is very well used, and supported by a wide cross section of the village (not only users & their families). Investing in a more sustainable structure would preserve the amenity as well as investing in future generations in Radcliffe and the outlying villages.

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Shaun
8 years ago

Hey

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Jane martin
8 years ago

Just what Radcliffe needs