They say life can be like a rollercoaster, but for Richard Drummond and his family, it is a ride that has lasted for three generations. Richard, his dad and his two sons have all worked at Oakwood Theme Park, in Pembrokeshire, over the last 30 years.

Oakwood Theme Park, in Pembrokeshire, west Wales, announced on Tuesday that it will shut immediately after nearly 40 years

A petition has been launched highlighting the "opportunity to draft a plan for Oakwood’s revival" during a consultation period

Spanish firm Aspro Parks, which operated Oakwood Theme Park in Pembrokeshire, said it was sad to close "a much-loved destination for generations and a rite of passage for many young visitors".

Despite investing over £25m since saving the park from closure in 2008, the firm has been unable to sustain operations

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The biggest theme park in Wales has announced its immediate closure after nearly 40 years in the business. Oakwood Theme Park in Pembrokeshire nearly closed back in 2008, but was saved after a £25m investment. However, in a statement, the park confirmed that they were not opening for the 2025 season due to a drop in visitors.

Charlotte Brandford travels the world riding rollercoasters and said the Megafobia ride at Oakwood was one of her favourites.

The closure of Oakwood Theme Park has been announced today, but after reporter Taite Johnson visited last summer, she's not at all surprised by the news.