The UK's oldest skate park is raising money to refurbish its outdoor ramps.
The Pioneer Club in St Albans has launched a Crowdfunding project to raise £10,000 to replace its worn-out outdoor ramps for the summer season.
Trustee Rodney Clarke is fronting the appeal. As a schoolboy Rodney helped build Pioneer's first ramps in 1987, making it the oldest indoor skate facility in the UK.
Chairman, Ann Brooks, said: "It is imperative for the charity that the park is used year round in order to stay open.
"We offer a supervised environment for our users, as well as tuition to ensure all young people are able to reach their skateboarding potential. We have very high hopes for this appeal.”
To view the appeal, click here.
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