South London council's adventure play centre plan progresses amid warning of threat to kids' safetyA dad told Greenwich Council that his own daughter had been "saved from a beating" at a play centre because it was staffedView 2 Images Greenwich residents and councillors have been campaigning to stop Greenwich Council from changing the borough's adventure play centres (Image: Save Greenwich Adventure Play Centres campaign)Greenwich Council is moving forward with its plans to change how it operates its adventure play centres despite campaigners claiming the authority is "playing with the safety of the borough's children". ‌The council's Cabinet approved its 'Transforming Youth Play' proposals on Wednesday (January 28) which outline how the authority will change the operation of its five adventure play centres (APCs) across the borough. ‌All five APCs are currently staffed and offer supervised play sessions for children in Greenwich. ‌The key issue for many is the removal of supervised play from two of the five centres. ‌"This is the value of staffed adventure play centres.