Plans have been unveiled for a new community-designed playground in Worthing.
The project will see Homefield Park transformed with inclusive play equipment shaped by local input.
Some of the features include a climbing wall, rope bridges, and brand-new swings.
Over 110 playground users shared their views in person, and nearly 600 online consultation responses, the council has chosen a design for the playground that works for the people who use it.
Play provider Eibe Play was chosen to design an inclusive play area that will appeal to children aged between two and 12, with a variety of interactive and disability-friendly equipment.
The playground will also be reshaped to help with surface water and flooding issues that occur on a regular basis.
Following feedback from residents, the council has worked with Eibe to ensure that work starts after children return to school for the autumn term, so families can continue to enjoy the park for the rest of the summer.
Councillor Vicki Wells, Worthing's cabinet member for environmental services, said: “I’m extremely grateful to everyone who took the time to let us know what they want from a redesigned playground at Homefield Park.
“Their input has been invaluable and has helped us ensure that the current tired equipment will be replaced with facilities that work for the community.”
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