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Why has play equipment been removed from a city park?
['Danielle Champ']
Norwich Evening News | News
City Hall removed the climbing frame from the site off Peterson Road in Mile Cross because it was "at the end of its life and becoming unsafe to use".
Rebecca Fairclough, who lives in Mile Cross, says she remembers playing on the frame as a child.
Norwich City Council says it will be replacing the equipment in the coming weeks (Image: Rebecca Fairclough)She said: "It's been there for about 30 years and the swings for the same amount of time.
Ms Fairclough also added the playground at Shorncliffe Avenue could do with updating, as well as Sloughbottom playground, which the council is proposing to revamp.
Earlier this year, City Hall revealed its £7.5m proposal to upgrade Sloughbottom Park by creating an all-weather pitch and new sports facilities.