Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is inviting residents of Donagh and Rosslea to provide feedback on the future development of play facilities in their communities.
Locals can share their opinions at drop-in sessions held at Donagh Millennium Hall and Rosslea Cross Community Playgroup or through online surveys. This consultation forms part of the Council's Play Park Strategy 2020-2030, now in its fourth year, which aims to guide the planning, enhancement, development and sustainable management of play parks throughout the district.
The drop-in events will take place on Tuesday 24 September at 8pm in Donagh Millennium Hall and Thursday 26 September at 8pm in Rosslea Cross Community Playgroup. For residents who are unable to attend in-person, online surveys are available to complete on the Council's website and Social Media channels.
Chair of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Councillor John McClaughry, said: "I am pleased to see the ongoing delivery of the Council’s ambitious Play Park Strategy which will help to enhance and sustainably manage play park provision across the District.
"Opportunities for play are important to help children to develop a range of physical, emotional and social skills. I would encourage residents in the Donagh and Rosslea areas to share their views on the plans for play provision at the drop-in events or via the online surveys."
The online surveys for Donagh and Rosslea will close at 5pm on Monday 30 September and Wednesday 02 October espectively.
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