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Search the Public Notice PortalPlans for a play area's major makeover have been revealed.
Worthing Borough Council has chosen a new design for Homefield Park's play area, thanks to input from residents.
Last year, the council asked the community what improvements they wanted to see at the play area, in Newland Road.
The suggestions were taken to contractors, resulting in two final designs.
The council then held an online consultation to choose the favourite, with more than 110 playground users sharing their views in person and nearly 600 responding online.
Play provider Eibe Play was selected to lead the redesign, with a brief to create an inclusive play area that appeals to children aged between two and 12.
The area will have a range of interactive and disability-friendly equipment.
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The reshaping of the playground to address surface water and frequent flooding issues is also part of the plan.
The council has collaborated with Eibe to ensure work begins after the autumn term starts, allowing families to enjoy the park throughout summer.
For more details about the project, residents can visit the council's website at adur-worthing.gov.uk/homefield-park-consultation.
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."
