Exciting news for wheeled sports enthusiasts in Swansea! A brand-new street plaza-style skateboarding facility is set to be built at Victoria Park. Construction kicks off next month and is expected to wrap up by the end of March. Swansea Council is working with experts from Curve Studio to ensure top-notch quality. If you’re passionate about skateboarding, BMXing, or other wheeled sports, mark your calendar! Join an info session at Victoria Park this Tuesday, 4:30 PM, to learn more and chat with the experts.
But that’s not all! There’s a £2.8m investment rolling out across the city, enhancing facilities for wheeled sports lovers of all ages. Updated designs for a BMX-centric spot at Gowerton’s Elba sports complex and a revamped skatepark at Ynystawe will be revealed soon.
Thinking about getting involved or just curious about the exciting developments in your area? Attend a follow-up meeting at the Guildhall to catch all the details. It’s a fantastic opportunity to have your say and get updated on Swansea’s wheeled sports initiatives.
Upcoming projects include improvements at Mynydd Newydd, Penlan, and the Phoenix Centre, Townhill. Plus, a small cycling facility in Blaenymaes, a pump track in Bishopston, and enhancements at Clyne Valley and Gorseinon. Recently, Coed Bach in Pontarddulais and Melin Mynach in Gorseinon have already seen major upgrades.
This significant investment is fuelled by contributions from ward members, the community investment fund, councils, and support from the Welsh Government’s active travel grant.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, these new and improved facilities are designed to inspire and elevate wheeled sports in Swansea. Get in on the action and stay tuned for more updates! 🌟🛹🚴♂️