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Latest News - 09/06/10
The Playbuilder Programme has completed all Year 1 playgrounds and they are all available to members of the public. Below is a list of all the open playgrounds: |
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| Gipton Square, Gipton |
| East Ardsley Recreation, Ardsley |
| Deepdale Park, Boston Spa |
| Potternewton Park, Chapel Allerton |
| The Bumps, Roundhay |
| Richmond Hill POS, Burmantofts/Richmond Hill |
| Meanwood Park, Moortown |
| Smithy Lane, West Ardsley |
| Cross Flatts Park, Beeston |
| Brookfield Recreation, Farsley |
| Horsforth Integrated Play Project, Horsforth Hall Park |
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| For further information and greater details on the progress at each of the sites mentioned below, please click on the button 'Playbuilder Programme' positioned to your left. Scroll to the bottom of the page for a list of all the sites and discover detailed pictures of the concepts, location plans, feedback and more on each play area. |
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| The following is a list of Year 2 projects, all of which have begun the consultation process: |
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| Grove Road, Halton
Temple Newsam Park, Temple Newsam
Roundhay Park, Roundhay
Sandford Road, Kirkstall
Armley Moor, Armley
Victoria Park, Calverley
Windmill Road/Winrose Drive, Middleton Park, Belle Isle
Butcher Hill Area, Kirkstall
Seacroft Gardens, Foundry Mill Street, Killingbeck/Seacroft
Tinshill Garth, Cookridge Naburn Close, Cross Gates/Whinmoor |
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| They will all be closed to the public for the duration of the work on site. |
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Leeds Playbuilder Initiative - November 2009
As part of the government investment in play, Leeds will be refurbishing and creating 22 new playgrounds across the city. The playgrounds will be innovative in design and create adventurous places for children of all ages and abilities to play together. |
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| For more information on the Playbuilder Programme, please visit the Play England website. |
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Play Adventures in Leeds
The Leeds City Council Play Adventures in Leeds consultation toolkit is specific to developing playgrounds and the process needed to be able to carry this out with community engagement and the involvement and participation of children and young people. |
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| It has been developed with the Playbuilder Programme in mind but is not exclusive to this programme but in particular for development of open access community play spaces. |
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| When, why and where would you use the consultation toolkit and for what purpose… |
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| When looking to develop a playground for children, young people and the community it is essential that children and young people and the community are central to this process. |
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| The Play adventures in Leeds toolkit takes you through the why, where and who to consult when developing community play spaces along with useful documents and mechanisms to carry out the consultation. |
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| To access this toolkit, please click here. |
