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Seenoi-Barr: Coshquin Playpark must be priority

written by cassoscoop May 30, 2022
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SDLP Foyleside Councillor Lilian Seenoi-Barr

SDLP Foyleside Councillor Lilian Seenoi-Barr has said that the development of Coshquin Playpark must be a priority for Derry City and Strabane District Council.

Said Cllr Seenoi-Barr: “It is unconscionable that residents in this area have been waiting more than two decades for the development of Coshquin Playpark.

“I recently met a man who was just a toddler when the request to have a playpark in Coshquin was first made.

“That man is now 27 years old with three young children of his own aged 9, 7 and 5 who should be playing in that playpark that he himself was promised as a child.

“Instead, it remains undelivered and residents are still waiting.

“It is simply unacceptable that our local government has not been able to deliver this project for the people in our community.

“I have pursued this issue with Council officials and although I appreciate their diligent work, the process of seeking funding began three years ago. We must finally get it across the line.

“I have recently been made aware that the Council will be selecting projects for application to the UK Levelling Up Fund and I will be strongly advocating that Coshquin is one of the projects put forward.

“To neglect to include it after all this time would be a betrayal of local people.

“That’s why I have now launched a petition for Coshquin Playpark to be delivered and I would encourage everyone to come together as a community and sign it, to show the strength of feeling in the area.

“There can be no more excuses or delay for the development of this playpark.

“It’s time to give the young people in this neglected area the facilities they desperately need and deserve.”

Seenoi-Barr: Coshquin Playpark must be priority was last modified: May 30th, 2022 by cassoscoop

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