Voting is underway to try and get two Hinckley parks in to the top ten parks in the country.
Hinckley parks need your vote!
Everyone is urged to vote for their favourite park in Hinckley and show how much they love their parks.
In July the experts had their say, and it was announced that both Hollycroft Park and Argents Mead in Hinckley were awarded a prestigious Green Flag Award.
However, can we go one better this year and get both parks into the top 10? They are both up against some of the top parks in the country in a competition to find the ten most popular parks in the UK and need your vote.
Both parks are listed in the online People's Choice Award, which gives the public the power to decide the top ten parks from all of the Green Flag Award sites across the UK.
To vote for Argents Mead go to: Argents Mead - Park Summary Details - Green Flag Award
To vote for Hollycroft Park go to: Hollycroft Park - Park Summary Details - Green Flag Award
Councillor Lynda Hodgkins, the Borough Council’s Executive member for Parks and Open Spaces said: “We are very proud to have once again been awarded a Green Flag Award for both Hollycroft Park and Argents Mead. Both parks are hugely popular, regularly used for a range of activities for children and adults alike, sports, musical performances, our hugely popular three-day Snap Dragon children’s festival and Feast Hinckley our two-day gastro-extravaganza. I would urge Hinckley residents and visitors to take a few minutes to vote an if you can’t make your mind up, you can vote for both!”
Voting closes 11 October, with the top 10 winning sites announced early November.
More details and instructions on how to vote at the link below.
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