Liquid Leisure 'did not have correct planning permission' when Croydon girl drowned
Briefly

Kyra Hill, an 11-year-old girl from Croydon, drowned at the Liquid Leisure water park during a birthday party in August 2022. An inquest found she was unlawfully killed due to gross breaches of health and safety regulations, compounded by the park's lack of necessary planning permissions for its activities. Originally permitted for water skiing and windsurfing, Liquid Leisure operated as an aqua theme park without approval. The venue faced significant fines and enforcement notices preceding Kyra's death, highlighting ongoing safety concerns and regulatory failures that continue to impact its legal standing.
Kyra, from Croydon, tragically drowned during a birthday party at a water park lacking proper permissions and safety measures, later deemed unlawfully killed.
Investigation revealed that Liquid Leisure had unlawfully operated as an aqua theme park without the necessary planning permission or adherence to health and safety regulations.
The inquest into Kyra's death identified gross breaches of health and safety, leading to the water park's prior fines and ongoing legal challenges over planning permissions.
Liquid Leisure's planning history shows repeated issues, including an enforcement notice for unauthorized changes in use, yet it continued operations until after Kyra's death.
Read at www.sloughobserver.co.uk
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