Article published on 21 April 2015
Proludic is pleased to announce the recent opening of Beech Grove Play Area. A new community recreation area that will benefit local civilian and military families in Pirbright and Brookwood. All thanks to a partnership between the Army Training Centre, Pirbright, Guildford and Woking borough councils and Surrey County Council.
Pathway to the Beech Grove Play Area
Proludic has worked on several military play area schemes in the last year, particularly with the Army and were proud to be a part of this project. The project was funded by a grant of £195,000 from the national Armed Forces Military Covenant Grant Scheme. In addition to a contribution of £40,000 from Surrey County Council’s Community Improvement Fund, and support from Guildford and Woking borough councils.
The site includes some of the most innovative equipment we offer. It has an Amazon-themed tower with multi-play activities – this blends seamlessly into the natural environment of the site and ensures children will love turning ‘explorers’ as they play.
They also have items from the pioneering Dynamic Sport range which replicate exhilarating sensations from extreme sports such as parachuting, these challenging items are great additions for providing equipment for teenagers to use.
The Armed Forces Community Covenant Grant Scheme is there to bring both civilian and military communities together to increase integration and understanding between the two communities. We hope Beech Grove with its state-of-the-art play equipment proves to be a great example of this initiative.
Cllr Richard Billington, Guildford Borough Council Lead Councillor for Community Safety and Health, said:
“The new facilities at Beech Grove offer something for everyone, children and adults alike. The local community will benefit from a new area for biking, play and activities with brand new equipment for all to enjoy and I would like to thank all those that have worked so hard on this project.”
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