PEOPLE are being asked to have their say on proposals for a children’s play area at Himley Hall and Park.
Although the grounds are extremely popular with families, the park does not have a dedicated area for children so Dudley Council has launched a consultation to seek people's views on proposals to introduce a bespoke play area.
The survey is live on dudley.gov.uk (search Himley play area) and people have until October 3 to contribute.
Councillor Simon Phipps, the council's cabinet member for regeneration and enterprise, said: "Himley is held in great affection locally, the perfect location for family walks, picnics and games of hide and seek.
"Countless generations of children have learnt to ride their bikes along its main drive and just simply enjoyed the scale and variety of its green space.
"A play area would provide a safe, outdoor space for children to explore and add to the wealth of activities Himley already offers.
"Really, it’s all about having fun at the park and I would urge anyone who uses the park to take part in the short online survey."
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