New Inclusive Playgrounds Planned Across Wigan, Clarksville, Nottinghamshire, Robstown

New playground developments are underway across multiple locations, focusing on inclusivity and accessibility for children of all abilities. In Wigan, the Norley Adventure Playground is being revitalized with various equipment, set to reopen in May after being closed since 2020, thanks to a £450,000 investment from the council. Clarksville, TN, has also seen progress with multiple new playgrounds, including those at Dixon Park and Billy Dunlop Park, designed with accessibility in mind and funded largely through grants. Meanwhile, Rushcliffe Country Park in Nottinghamshire will introduce sensory play equipment and improved pathways in April. In Robstown, Texas, an inclusive playground is being built to ensure children in wheelchairs can participate in play alongside their peers, with completion expected in three months. These projects reflect a growing commitment to creating accessible recreational spaces for all children.