Residents rally round to protect Morecambe play area from vandals

The Good Neighbours Group, ward councillor Chris Harris and council officers worked together to find a solution after vandals damaged the play area

Residents have pulled together to help protect a valued community park from vandalism.

New fencing has been installed at the green space and children's play area near Benson Avenue on the Branksome Estate after vehicles damaged the grass.

The Good Neighbours Group (a residents' association), ward councillor Chris Harris and council officers worked together to find a solution.

New fencing has now been installed to help protect the area, with a new gate for the play area, helping make the space safer.

Damage to the grass. Photo: Lancaster City Council

New fencing has been put up. Photo: Lancaster City Council

"It's been a good project to work on, together with local residents to help improve neighbourhood spaces for the community to enjoy," said a Lancaster City Council spokesperson.

"Residents Associations and Friends' groups play an important part in the work the council does to continually make improvements across the district."

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