Peacehaven trampoline park to be replaced with play centre

Councillor Johnny Denis and Duncan Kerr in the trampoline park <i>(Image: Lewes and Eastbourne Council)</i>
Councillor Johnny Denis and Duncan Kerr in the trampoline park (Image: Lewes and Eastbourne Council)
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Families will soon have a new indoor play centre for young children.

Wave Active is opening an indoor soft-play centre in Peacehaven on the site of Sky High Trampoline Park, which will close this summer.

The project is part-funded by a £126,960 Lewes District Council grant from Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) money.

Councillor Johnny Denis, the cabinet member for tourism and leisure, said: "We are proud to support this project, which will give local children and families an exciting new place to play, explore and stay active.

"Investing in community facilities is central to our commitment to improving wellbeing and creating opportunities for all residents."

The centre, in Newton Road at the Meridian Industrial Estate, will have a multi-level play area with slides, tunnels and climbing frames, plus a toddler zone for younger children.

There will also be a party area for birthdays and a café seating area for parents and carers.

Duncan Kerr, chief executive of Wave Active, said: "We’re thrilled to be launching a soft play and activity centre in Peacehaven.

"This fantastic new soft play centre will give younger children and families a lively, engaging place to be active and play together.

"We’re very grateful to Lewes District Council for its support in making this transformation possible for the benefit of the local community."

More details, including the opening date and booking information, will be announced soon.

Updates will be shared on Wave Leisure’s Facebook and Instagram accounts as the project progresses.

Wave Active recently launched a medical health club membership at Hillbrow Health and Wellbeing in Eastbourne, combining GP appointments with leisure-centre access under one scheme.

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