A free family fun day is set to take place at North Parade Park tomorrow (Friday), marking the official celebration of the park’s newly refurbished Multi Games Area.
The event will feature a variety of activities for all ages, including:
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Sports sessions led by the Kanga Group
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A bouncy castle
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Arts and crafts
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Garden games
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Free healthy snacks (available while stocks last)
The nearby Community Centre will also be open during the event, offering:
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Fun indoor activities
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Local stalls
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Free refreshments
Organisers are encouraging families from across the area to attend, with the weather forecast predicting favourable conditions for outdoor activities.
The event and refurbishment have been funded by JP Developers, with additional support from Morrisons Skipton Community Champion, who has donated fruit and vegetables for the day.

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