Grant Thorold Park — Attraction in England

Footpaths are in a poor state of repair and have been for years, pot holes everywhere which is not acceptable for those who have vision issues or for those who have walking issues.

Be Warned, young bloke with an Tan XL Bully which is AGGRESSIVE, Not Dog Friendly, owner has poor control over it... Not all xl bully's are aggressive so do not tar all of them the same, just bad owners and or bad breeder's.

Be careful going in here, The Footpaths are in a terrible condition, big potholes everywhere which is a hazard for the elderly, those who have walking issues, and those who are partially sighted.

This park is dirty, my dog fell ill after going in here so keep clear...there is also glass in most areas of the park plus dog dirt that some dog owners have not bothered to pick up, there is glass scattered around parts of the glass.

The footpaths in park are in poor state of repair due to potholes, so beware if you have a visual impairment or...

Clean open park, dog friendly although the entrances do not have gates and lead on to a fairly busy road one side, so be careful if like me you let your dog off their lead. The park also has children play areas and a kiosk type building on one side, unsure of the facilities inside the kiosk, however it looks very clean and well maintained. There is also a football/basketball court...

Visited the "In on the Park" cafe, customer handling skills very poor, went off at a tangent speaking to a colleague whilst I was trying to place my order. Then told we couldn't sit in the cafe area, and was directed to a dirty area in the library. Changed their mind when we said we would leave it. Food and drink ok if not a little expensive andnot much...