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Workington play area ‘keeps being wrapped in plastic’

by Cumbria Crack
21/01/2025
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A Workington play area keeps being wrapped in plastic – and those responsible for the strange behaviour are being asked to stop.

The Cusack Crescent play area, run by Workington Town Council, sees the plastic arrive overnight.

Workington Town Council said: “This has happened before and we just remove it.

“However, when our team have come to remove it this time large heavy slabs and a fencing weight fell from the top of the equipment narrowly missing a staff member.

“This could have been a small child and it may not have missed. Please stop this strange behaviour and keep our play areas safe for our staff and for everyone to enjoy.”

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