The provision of children’s play areas across the County is a very important element in both the development of a child and the general quality of life within a community. Flintshire County Council manages a large number of play areas, all of which require ongoing maintenance and periodic refurbishment to enhance their play value.
Since 2010/11, the County Council has worked in partnership with Town and Community Councils to upgrade children’s play areas via a match-funding improvement scheme. During the first three years of the scheme, Flintshire County Council has invested £275,000 - a match-funded total of £550,000 - in 46 locally determined improvement schemes.
For 2013/14, Flintshire County Council has set aside £140,000 - a match-funded total of £280,000 - for a further 19 improvement schemes.
The following children’s play areas have benefited from refurbishment between 2010/11 and 2012/13:
Play Area Site | Town & Community Council |
Bradshaw Avenue |
Saltney |
Brooks Avenue |
Broughton |
Brynford Village |
Brynford |
Cilcain |
Cilcain |
Clwyd Avenue |
Holywell |
Dobshill |
Penyffordd |
Ffordd Siarl, Old School Field |
Leeswood |
Former School Field |
Higher Kinnerton |
Gas Lane |
Mold |
Gladstone Playing Fields |
Hawarden |
Groesffordd |
Holywell |
Gwespyr |
Llanasa |
Maes Pennant |
Mostyn |
Melwood Close |
Penyffordd |
Mount Pleasant |
Buckley |
Nannerch Village |
Nannerch |
Nercwys |
Nercwys |
New Brighton |
Argoed |
Ocean View |
Whitford |
Pentre Halkyn |
Halkyn |
Phoenix Park |
Leeswood |
Phoenix Street |
Queensferry |
Pontybodkin |
Llanfynydd |
Princess Avenue |
Buckley |
Recreation Ground |
Gwernymynydd |
Sealand Manor |
Sealand |
Swanfields |
Mostyn |
The Glebe |
Whitford |
The Willows |
Hope |
Trelogan |
Llanasa |
Treuddyn |
Treuddyn |
Various Minor Works |
Mold |
Victoria Road |
Bagillt |
Wat's Dyke |
Argoed |
Wyndham Drive |
Llanfynydd |
Ysceifiog |
Ysceifiog |