About

Our Vision

Skate. Scoot. Ride

We are Saltburn Skatepark & Sport CIC

Join the ride as we build one of just a few community owned and managed skateparks in the UK. Working with industry leaders and new green technologies we are creating a brand new and free skate space for our users to socialise, exercise and collaborate.

Saltburn Skatepark & Sport CIC is a non profit Community Interest Company. The Committee are volunteers, giving their time for free to develop this incredible space for people of all ages and abilities.  

Our last AGM was October 2023 .

Next AGM will be October 2024

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Meet the team

'Annual general meeting'

'Our last AGM was October 19 2022. The next one will be held in October 2023

Director and Chair of the committee

ANNA LIDDLE

Lead on sustainable development/photography

SOPHIE INGLEBY

Director and secretary with a lead on funding

KELLY YOUNGS

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Director

Katie Coulson

Committe member and lead on media and website

KARL FRAMPTON

Committee member

MARY ROBINSON

Committee member and lead on merchandise

KATIE COULSON

Committee member and lead on governance and support with finance

Harrison Heath / Michael Heath

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Commitee Members

Lewie McGovern / Blake Sutherland

THE PROJECT

We are a CIC (community interest company) which is a non for profit organisation.

Everyone on the team are volunteers, giving their time for free. Our merchandise is one of the ways we raise funds, so all money raised goes back into our development.

We are raising funds for a skatepark in Saltburn and have been supported by the community. We aim to develop the project in 3 stages

    1.    Stage 1 - due to start on 28th November. This is the main skatepark which will take 6 months to build. It has cost £200,000. The money has come from the Big Lottery, Woodsmith Foundation, Redcar and Cleveland Council, community fundraising private donations, and donations from local businesses

    2.    Stage 2. - this will cost £55,000 and will see a snake ‘S’ path with seating, lighting and CCTV

    3.    We aim to develop the land next to the skatepark into a woodland play area for younger children and inclusive to all needs. This will not take place before 2025. Further details to be released nearer the time

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