The Vale of White Horse District Council got money from a UK government fund (the Shared Prosperity Fund) to make the Cotman Close playground better and brighter. Now it has swings, a rope bridge and a trampoline. There’s a butterfly sensory, tactile and fun activity area. And an area with a ramp for wheelchairs.

Children and teachers from Thameside School and people who live nearby helped choose what would be in the playground. Children worked with artists to make signs. Recycled materials were used where possible. It re-opened in the middle of the Easter holidays.

The pictures are thanks to the Vale of White Horse District Council.