1. Leanne Rowbottom
We need to get our community’s back into coming to our local parks; families don’t want to go as
they think these days the parks are full of teenagers who are vandalising, committing crimes or
taking drugs. Parents wouldn’t want to bring their children to places like this if things like this are
happening.
Our local park has recently been re-furbished, instead of a paddling pool, but into a splash park. This
summer, this park was very busy, and lots of families took their children here and this showed if you
improve your local parks your community will come together and enjoy their time where they live
better than they did before.
Not only improving the local parks, but also improve the local community centres. Therefore, instead
of all the teenagers hanging around towns and parks, they can come into their local community and
enjoy their time there, with their parents and themselves knowing they are safe.