After the success of the hub festival Liverpool City council are planning to build a skate park.
If you have any views about where the park should be sited take a look here.
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/docs/sur...nsultation.htm
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After the success of the hub festival Liverpool City council are planning to build a skate park.
If you have any views about where the park should be sited take a look here.
http://www.liverpool.gov.uk/docs/sur...nsultation.htm
Excellent Chris, cheers for the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by chrismarsden
About time Liverpool had a skate park. The Rathbone Park one didn't really capture the interest way back. Thins are very different these days, my little lad is mad on the Xbox360 game 'skate' and wants one for his birthday!
great news
Sounds great news for the kidz. As long as they don't start charging the earth for kids to use it.:PDT_Piratz_26:
There was a small skatepark by the Edge Lane retail park but is now gone, Only the Skate Pit remains to this day.
Rathbone failed when BMX died in the late 80s, didn't it?
A good example of an outdoor park is Warrington. The bowl at Bootle isn't bad, but the council need to listen to experienced skaters and BMXers, otherwise they'll build something that is useless (metal ramps, for example, are just no good).
Are people allowed to skate on the streets there? Just curious.. Roller skating is such great exercise.. wondered about this..
Yes
Dave typedQuote:
Originally Posted by snappel
dont forget about rampworx http://www.rampworx.com/
my lad has been there a number of times and it is an excellent place to go, and only a few train stops away in Aintree
Dave