Safer, More Inclusive Fun: Oakham Town Council Unveils New Roundabout at Cutts Close
Children in Oakham are set to enjoy a safer and more inclusive play experience at Cutts Close, following the recent installation of a brand new roundabout by Oakham Town Council. This much-anticipated replacement addresses long-standing safety concerns and significantly enhances accessibility for all young visitors.
The old roundabout, a familiar fixture in the Cutts Close play area for many years, had unfortunately been highlighted in safety reports on numerous occasions due to various hazards. Recognising the importance of providing a secure environment for children to play, Oakham Town Council finally prioritised its replacement.
"The safety of our children is paramount," stated a spokesperson for Oakham Town Council. "The previous roundabout had been a cause for concern in our safety assessments for a long time. We are delighted to have been able to invest in a modern, safe replacement that meets all current standards and provides peace of mind for parents and guardians."
Beyond simply addressing safety issues, the new roundabout boasts a crucial feature that sets it apart: enhanced accessibility for children who use wheelchairs. This thoughtful design ensures that the joy of spinning and playing on the roundabout is now open to a wider range of children, fostering a more inclusive play environment where every child can participate and feel a sense of belonging.
Parents in Oakham have expressed their approval of the upgrade. "It's fantastic to see the council finally taking safety seriously," commented one parent at Cutts Close. "And the fact that it's wheelchair accessible is just brilliant. It means more children can play together, which is what it's all about."
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