The revamped skatepark was extended on two sides, more than doubling its existing footprint. At the time, one skatepark user, Brooker Lawman, said: "It’s excellent having the extension, it really breathes new life into the place. Another user, Rhyia Clark, added: "It’s awesome to see so many different and new people at the skatepark. "The renovations haven’t just created a better place for us to skate, but it’s created new friendships and a more positive atmosphere in the area. The upgrade cost £100,000 and was funded through contributions from a local housing developer, known as a section 106 agreement.