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In the past two years, Vårgårda Folkets Park has been subjected to vandalism and damage, which has caused the association, which runs and wants to renovate the park, to lose interest. In addition, the neighbors have begun to tire of the park's slow decay. Now the association has set up surveillance cameras in the area to try to address the problem.
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In the past two years, Vårgårda Folkets Park has been subjected to vandalism and damage, which has caused the association, which runs and wants to renovate the park, to lose interest. In addition, the neighbors have begun to tire of the park's slow decay. Now the association has set up surveillance cameras in the area to try to address the problem.