Ice Rink To Remain Closed Until Thursday

Tuesday, 2 January 2024 11:48

The ice-skating rink at the Weighbridge will stay shut until Thursday (4 Jan).

It was closed on Sunday for safety reasons because of high winds.

The structure suffered some damage inside and repairs have begun today ( 2 Jan)

Jersey Development Company says the rink will remain closed until 4 January because of the ongoing conditions and until the repairs have been inspected and the rink cleared as safe to use again.

"We apologise for any inconvenience caused, safety of users is paramount. Thank you for your understanding."

People are asked not to visit for booking changes until it has reopened.

The rink is houses in a steel-framed marquee. It opened on 17 November and will be in place until the end of the February half-term holidays.

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