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South Ribble Borough Council will close the popular play area this Wednesday for the slide's removal.

We have launched a new consultation on plans for further improvements to Worden Park and the grounds of Worden Hall.

The hits to sing-along and dance to this year will definitely include the chart-topping classic tunes: Venus, Mysterious Girl, I Won't Let The Sun Go Down on Me, Rotterdam and Lip Up Fatty.... have you guessed them yet?

In direct response to the ongoing cost of living crisis the Council have funded additional activities to support families and children in the school holidays.

£25 million, the full amount of funding available to the Leyland Town Deal, has been awarded to the borough following a ground-breaking bid to Government which will see radical changes to the town centre.

The Holme Playing Field Playground in Bamber Bridge, off Bridge Street was officially opened today after undergoing a major £225,000 refurbishment.

The stunning Grade II listed building - the jewel in the crown of the award-winning Worden Park, was officially re-opened on 30 September following a £2.8 million investment.

Mayor of South Ribble, Councillor David Howarth is hosting a curry and quiz night to raise money for his three chosen charities; St Catherine's Hospice, Lancashire Mind and National Autistic Society.

The recently refurbished playground on Dunkirk Lane has officially opened to the public after a £175,000 investment.