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Lynn Friars celebrates new play area



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YOUNGSTERS in Lynn's Friars neighbourhood have celebrated the official opening of their new play area with a fun-filled party.
The event included a bouncy castle, entertainment and a celebration cake and saw local youngsters cut the ribbon to officially open the play area.

West Norfolk Mayor David Johnson made a guest appearance and residents were invited to help make the area more attractive by planting flowers and shrubs.

The play area includes colourful pictures and sculptures, which follow a nautical theme inspired by sketches and ideas produced by children from Whitefriars Primary School.

The £100,000 project was funded by the Improving Neighbourhoods Board and now includes a CCTV camera to provide extra security for the area.


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  • Last Updated: 02 July 2008 9:50 AM
  • Source: Lynn News Tuesday
  • Location: King's Lynn
 
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