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Vote for Sydenham Wells Park - last few days!

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PLEASE VOTE!! Wells Park is on the shortlist for a ?15k bursary. It's a great park and it would be a brilliant park if a little money was spent on the children's play area to complement the fab wet play area (fountains etc for kids to run through).


Here it is on streetmap; http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?Grid2MapE&x=534379&y=171842&account=LBL&arrow=Y&type=b&html=1&width=500&height=500


See here to vote; http://www.readyforten.com/parents-for-playgrounds/1/stages/3/candidates/1015


See here on Facebook; http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sydenham-Wells-Parents-for-Playgrounds/198727913491092


Thank you for reading this and voting - it seems many of you have already and fingers crossed we get it!

Kate

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