The incident happened at the King George V Park in Wellington Avenue on Thursday evening (9/04).
Princes Risborough Town Council shared the news on Facebook on Friday afternoon (10/04), announcing that their maintenance team found damage to two newly installed toddler play units, a vandalised bin, and evidence of a small fire.
(Image from Princes Risborough Town Council's Facebook page)
The council have reported the vandalism to the police and are awaiting a crime number. They also say they are still assessing the extent of the damages but added that the play units alone cost around £11,000.
(Image from Princes Risborough Town Council's Facebook page)
In their post they said:
'This behaviour is unacceptable and deeply disappointing. It not only harms a space used by families and young children, but also creates avoidable costs for our community.
It is possible that videos of the incident may be circulating on social media, and we would welcome any information that could assist. Please contact the Town Council at towncouncil@princesrisboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk or call 01844 275912 if you can help.
Let’s work together to protect our parks.'
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