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A group of Alvechurch schoolboys are pressing councillors for a skate park in the village so they don’t have to travel to the one in Bromsgrove.

A skatepark is what young Alvechurch teenagers would like to see in the village.

Burglary figures have fallen in the Alvechurch policing area, Sgt Simon Albutt told the PACT meeting.

The football pitch at The Meadows in Alvechurch could be drained and made playable under new plans.

The MUGA is to stay where it is in Alvechurch if the recommendations of Bromsgrove’s Joint Overview and Scrutiny Board are accepted by the ruling Cabinet.

Antisocial behaviour around the MUGA in Alvechurch more than halved during the summer months, according to police.

The future of the Alvechurch MUGA was to be considered at a meeting of Bromsgrove’s Scrutiny and Overview Board on August 31.

July/August 2010

So now we know . . . the MUGA play area in Alvechurch is a much-used facility and appreciated by many young families in the village. In the past we had only heard from those who opposed it; just didn’t want it anywhere near them, even before it had been built.

On the topic of the MUGA in Alvechurch, I do wonder if last month’s Village View was a sincere and felt concern or whether it was merely included to provoke a response.

The MUGA play area in Alvechurch is under review after Bromsgrove council chiefs were presented with petitions both for and against it.