The £78,600 scheme funded by a S106 payment has been developed by Warwick District Council’s Green Spaces team following consultation with residents who have recently moved into the village’s new 50 home development.

Centrally located on the green, the play area has been designed to provide inclusive and multi-functional play equipment that offers challenges and stimulation for all ages from toddlers to teenagers.

Councillor Matt Collins, who represents Bishop’s Tachbrook ward commented: “We’re delighted to have been able to deliver this great new facility which will provide a safe and welcoming environment for local children, including those with special needs to grow and develop through play.”

The new playground, installed by Kompan Ltd has a range of wooden equipment with a two person see-saw, climbing and balancing trails, two swings (one toddler), slide, jump square (trampoline), tipi carousel and play hut. There are also scooter and cycle racks available.

Emily Holland, Area Sales Manager for Kompan Ltd added: “It has been a pleasure working alongside Warwick District Council in delivering this exciting new play area for the local community. With accessibility and inclusivity at the heart of the design, this really is a play space to be enjoyed by all.”