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Friday 25 May 2012

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Park revamp

One of the fun water features being proposed for the Rivelin Valley paddling pools refurbishment.

Published on Friday 17 February 2012 09:17

PARK users are being asked for their say on the refurbishment of paddling pools in Sheffield’s Rivelin Valley.

An exhibition showing Sheffield Council’s proposals will be on display in the Rivelin Valley café on Sunday and officers from the parks and countryside service will ask questions between 11am and 3pm.

A display will remain in the café until the end of February to allow people to comment.

Coun Leigh Bramall, Sheffield Council cabinet member for environment, said: “It is our aim to transform the playground to the same high standard as others in the city, such as the popular one at Millhouses Park.”

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