West Heath playground upgrades
Bexley Council is planning upgrades for West Heath Recreation Ground playgrounds, alongside a wider borough-wide investment in play facilities.
Bexley Council is set to invest approximately £2 million in upgrading playgrounds across the borough, with around £1 million earmarked for immediate improvements. This investment was outlined by Councillor Rags Sandhu, Cabinet Member for Environment, Culture and Leisure, at a council meeting in July 2026.
Upgrades for West Heath Recreation Ground playgrounds are planned, which are expected to include a public consultation. The council's overall £2 million investment is an ongoing commitment over the next few years, though the timeline for the remaining £1 million beyond immediate upgrades is not yet detailed.
Key facts
- Bexley Council plans to invest approximately £2 million in upgrading playgrounds across the borough. Source
- Around £1 million of this investment is earmarked for immediate playground upgrades. Source
- The investment plan was outlined at a council meeting on July 15, 2026. Source
- Councillor Rags Sandhu, Cabinet Member for Environment, Culture and Leisure, outlined the plans. Source
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