Parents slam killjoy council after son's swing and trampoline branded health hazard
The parents of an autistic four-year-old boy have slammed a killjoy council after being ordered to remove his trampoline and swing set - for health and safety reasons.
Owen Houlton and Paige Kelly installed the £150 play equipment for their son Hunter, who struggles to use public parks because of his severe autism.
Dad Owen said having their own space in the communal garden in Sturry, Kent, for Hunter to play is "much safer and kinder for him".
Owen Houlton and Paige Kelly installed the £150 play equipment for their son Hunter, who struggles to use public parks because of his severe autism.
Dad Owen said having their own space in the communal garden in Sturry, Kent, for Hunter to play is "much safer and kinder for him".
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