Article published on 15 July 2026
Proludic was delighted to support Sulgrave Parish Council in upgrading Sulgrave Pocket Park. The project focused on delivering a varied and exciting play offer within a compact yet green rural community setting. We made the best use of the space to introduce a strong farm-themed visual identity for the all-ages play space.
A key feature of the new play area is the large green multiplay tractor, which provides an eye-catching focal point and encourages imaginative, themed play. Alongside this, Proludic included a wide range of multiplay equipment to support different age groups and play styles. This was part of our goal to provide a wider range of opportunities for activity, role play and social interaction. This variety ensures that younger children and older users can enjoy the space together, helping to create a more inclusive and family-friendly environment.
Proludic went far beyond simply delivering a new park – they became a trusted partner, shaping our vision and bringing it to life. Throughout the process, they listened attentively, demonstrated flexibility, and responded to our needs. Their commitment and collaboration resulted in a space that welcomes and benefits children and people of all ages for years to come.
Sarah Parker – Sulgrave Parish Council
The scheme uses a mixed materials palette, combining natural robinia timber with durable HPL panels. This gives the play area a warm, natural feel while also providing long-lasting performance and visual interest. The combination of durable materials helps the equipment sit comfortably within the green park setting, ready for regular community use.
To celebrate the project’s completion, an opening event was held for the local community. Proludic supported the event with goody bags and arranged for a photographer to capture the special moments as families explored and enjoyed the new play space. The result is a welcoming, memorable and well-used pocket park that brings lasting value to Sulgrave Parish.
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