Buzz Action Tumble Track: Repaired for the Community, by the Community

Gemma McCletchie
Jan 8
2 min read

The Buzz Action tumble track has been a cornerstone of local youth activity for years used by hundreds of children at the Youth Circus, Youth Café, and regularly borrowed by third-party youth groups across the Stonehenge area.

When the track became damaged, the repair bill was daunting and the future of this much-loved resource was uncertain. But when the Chamber heard, there was no hesitation we knew we had to step in and help.

Deputy Chairman Damian said “A chance conversation with Jonathan opened our eyes to the situation. He told us how many children and youth groups relied on the tumble track, and the hundreds of pounds it would cost to repair. Sometimes community impact starts with simply listening and when we heard, we knew we had to act.”

And luckily for us all, Chris Little was the man for the job.

🔧 Stonehenge Chamber x Chris Little = Community Impact

Chris, a valued Stonehenge Chamber member and owner of an events company fully repaired and recertified the tumble track, ensuring it is safe, compliant, and ready for action again.

Chris Little said “I’m always happy to help where I can. This track means so much to local kids and youth groups, it deserved to be saved. Getting it repaired and recertified means it can now be used safely for years to come. The Chamber does incredible work for the community and I’m proud to support them every step of the way.”

With a professional background that includes:

Repairing soft play centres
Inflatable equipment maintenance
Delivering staging, lighting, and sound for major events including our very own Chamber productions 🎤💡🎪

…It’s safe to say that tumble track repairs are just one more feather in this man’s very big cap!

Chris completed the work at a significant discount, offering the community a major saving at a time when every pound counts.

💛 Funded by the Chamber’s Community Fund

Kyle (Chair/Community Fund) said “The Chamber community fund was created with one clear purpose to put excess event revenue and local donations back into the community. The tumble track repair is a perfect example of how we want this fund used. We want to hear from community groups, youth organisations and good causes who need support. This is only the beginning. reach out and let’s work together.”

The cost of the repair was covered by the Chamber’s community fund, which is supported by: