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£1.6m trampoline park moves a step closer – with 70 jobs to comeRead more at http://www.nottinghampost.com/1-6m-trampoline-park-moves-a-step-closer-with-70-jobs-to-come/story-30125287-detail/story.htm
Work has started on creating a £1.6m trampoline park in Nottingham – but the opening date has been bounced back until the summer.Red Kangaroo Trampoline Park will feature more than 130 trampolines and at 38,000 sq ft, will be one of the largest centres of its kind in the county.It will create 70 jobs at the site of an unused warehouse at the Blenheim Industrial Estate, near Bulwell.The centre’s owner, which has applied for planning permission for a number of parks across the country, had hoped to open the Nottingham site in early 2017 but said it will now be ready for June.Red Kangaroo will follow other trampoline parks that have opened in Nottinghamshire.Planet Bounce, which has more than 80 trampolines in an 18,000 sq ft site in Huntingdon Street, Nottingham, opened in 2015 and the 30,000 sq ft Freestyle Trampoline Park – which will have 150 interlinked trampolines – is due to open in Kirkby-in-Ashfield later this month.The deal to let the building was completed by commercial property agents FHP and Commercial Property Partners (CPP) on behalf of owner Property Alliance Group.
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