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Cymraeg

Open Access Play

This provision should be free of charge and be supervised by staff. It should take place in environments that are “stimulating, exciting and full of challenge whilst being free from inappropriate risk” (Play Wales Open Access Play Provision – An Explanation, p.2). Ideally, the child/young person decides at will when to arrive and leave, which poses Powys with a huge challenge due to its rural nature, sparcity of population and lack of a public transport infrastructure.

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Bro Ddyfi (Machynlleth & Dyfi Valley)	Radnorshire	Ystradgnlais	Welshpool	Newtown

For more general information / queries, please contact :

Mrs Emma Peace
Integrated Children's Centres Development Officer (South Powys) e-mail emma.peace@powys.gov.uk

Mrs Diane Jones
Integrated Children's Centres Development Officer (North Powys) e-mail diane.jones1@powys.gov.uk

or write to them at:
Children & Young People's Partnership
Mezzanine Floor
Powys County Hall
Llandrindod Wells
Powys
LD1 5LG