Whitwick Park gets new pathway after work is carried out to lay new tarmac surface

By Coalville Nub News Reporter

1st Oct 2024 | Local News

(Updated: 3 Hours, 13 minutes ago)

The entrance to Whitwick Park from North Street. Photo: Instantstreetview.com
The entrance to Whitwick Park from North Street. Photo: Instantstreetview.com

A new pathway has been laid at the entrance to Whitwick Park.

Whitwick Parish Council announced the addition to the park earlier this week.

The work was completed despite the wet weather and residents have been urged to take care while the tarmac dries.

A social media post from the Parish Council said: "We are delighted to inform you that on Tuesday, October 1, a local surfacing company will be installing a tarmac pathway to the right side of the gates as you enter the main entrance to Whitwick Park. This work is to repair and improve the existing stone pathway.

"The park will be open as normal to the public, with the right side being cordoned off by barriers.

"The work is expected to start around 8am and complete around 2pm, weather dependant. There will be no entrance/exit via the gate at the back of the park that leads to Briers Way footpath for the duration of the work being completed.

"We ask all residents and visitors to the area to take EXTRA care whilst the work takes place and for the duration of that day until the tarmac is fully dry. The entire park will be accessible as normal from Wednesday."

     

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