The locals of Hackney and surrounding areas of London will will have a brand new skatepark on their doorsteps very soon. The park designed and built by Freestyle Skateparks is scheduled to be opened in Clissold Park, Hackney in February 2011 and looks like it’s going to be something quite special.
John Flood from Freestyle sent us these photos of the ongoing build this morning and said…”When you’re standing in the bowl it looks great. We used a different transition which, after looking at the first pour of concrete looks perfect! This bowl has big cupping transition for the hips, but tightening up at the top, the lines will work perfectly once it’s all completed.”
The park apparently be fitted with a table tennis table next to it – start dreaming of dry, warm weather and get hyped on London receiving another bowl finally.
Antiz have been very busy since returning from their 
Here’s a winter treat for your eyes this weekend that only took a year to surface. Last winter, Stu Graham went to Transition Extreme with Zander to tear apart the bowl in the way only Stu Graham can. 12 months of sitting on a harddrive later, and the footage is now up online and at a prime time to get us hyped for more from Scottish powerhouse.
The IPath team took it to L.A. to shred some of the finest concrete on the west coast with the locals. Expect great things from the likes of Ryan Lay, Fred Gall, Steve Nesser, Ryan Reese, Jack Sabback, Jaws, Jon Goeman and more. Great things…
Andy Rayner and a small roster of Notts rippers went to X-Site skatepark recently and returned with the kind of edit we’ve come to expect from Mr. Rayner, one that takes your average web surfer’s nonchalant approach to web edits and leaves them pleasantly stoked by the end of it.
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Nick Remon’s section in this year’s 
New footage from these guys is one of the best possible ways to finish off the working day. So as you computer heads log onto Facebook to skive one last time and you students… well, continue skiving as per, have a watch of this sick edit from the Crailtap park that’s had a bit of a (Red) makeover.