A Shropshire park has a new free attraction for you to enjoy, and offers the chance to play a new sport.
The council says that the table is due to arrive later this summer and that they are waiting on a delivery date.The new facility has been placed in Cae Glas Park so it is 'accessible for everybody', and is part of Oswestry Town Council's commitment to 'improving youth provision in the area'.
"Cae Glas Park is a great park and a magnet for all ages. As well as beautiful floral displays, there's bowls, tennis, crazy golf and a play area for our younger visitors. "Table tennis will add to the fun. Everyone loves a game of ping pong, it's social and active, and free to use!"Labour's Jess signs up for Booka talk to 'make you angry, cheer you up, and give you hope'
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