Bosses have said 'enough is enough' after vandals targeted the centre for the fouth time this year.
Hundreds of pounds worth of damage has been caused to the outdoor play area Gallowhill Early Years Centre on Monday morning with play equipment and learning resources destroyed.
“They put something through the window. We got a new sandpit and it has been smashed to bits. It’s so demoralising.” “But really these people are not coming here to play, they are coming to destroy things and that’s really disappointing that they would do that to us.” Councillors Jim Paterson and Cathy McEwan, who represent the Renfrew South and Gallowhill ward have both vowed to raise the issue with the community wardens.
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