QUEEN ELIZABETH PARK…

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Olympics maybe over but we still have the Olympic Park, or should we say Queen Elizabeth Park. The park has now been given a new name, website and purpose….

As well as 8,000 new homes spread into 5 neighbourhoods there will be a whopping 357 football pitches (that means you could play football every week and never use the same pitch twice), 25 sports and activities to choose from every day, 1000’s of activities throughout the year and “the UK’s most exciting playground”. Worth a visit for that alone surely?

The park opens to visitors in July with the first residents moving on site in summer 2013. For more info and a 360 degree tour check out the website.

www.noordinarypark.co.uk