Guidelines for playgrounds for children who have special needs are to be drawn up by the National Playing Fields Association after the charity received a gift of 120,000 from the HSBC Bank. The donation, the largest the NPFA has ever received from a financial body, was presented to its chair, Alison Moore-Gwyn. She said, 'This project will highlight the needs of children and young people with a range of disabilities. It is a scheme which is dear to the heart of the NPFA as it promotes learning through recreation.' The money was raised by HSBC as a promotion to encourage its credit card holders to redeem their remaining loyalty points, which expired at the end of October 2001.
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