ELC Happy Street Emergency Centre

* Happy Street has been renamed HappyLand * Welcome to Happyland, a town in miniature, I'm Sandra and I'm your guide for the day. Founded in 2000, the town has grown up around the emergency station, which began service on the second birthday of the founder (Michael). For the last five years the fire engine and police car have been regularly attending all the local emergencies, ably assisted by the helicopter, and the sirens have been regularly sounding from the actual station, which houses our three brave rescue workers, the fireman, policeman and the highly skilled helicopter pilot. It's hard to believe the station is actually five years old as ...  Read the complete review

Although this is an ELC product check out your local Sainsburies, as they sell a range of ELC toys, and often include them in the after Christmas sale. This is how I first discovered Happy Street, when I purchased the Village Green for £15 instead of the usual £30 with Christian's Christmas money, from Sainsburies when he was 13 months old. The set came with a track of about 15 pieces, park play mat, two cars, four figures, two animals, trees, traffic lights, a clock that chimes and has roosting pigeons that peep, a Post Office with a chiming door mat and ringing till and a phone box that rings. All comes in bright durable plastic, which is easy to ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years ago My family were strugling to find pressies for my little boys 2nd birthday,we had searched every where then like a prayer answered the ELC bought out a new catologue.We had a look and in it was the "new" happy street range.It looked nice and sturdy and the colours made it attractive.We decided to get the village square to start with but when nana went to buy it they had sold out so she bought a flower stall and fishmongers set.It came with a couple of people which are nice and chunky and each person had a car.The shop has a welcome mat that makes a noise aswell as a phone and till that also make noises.My little boy loved it and now has a ...  Read the complete review

My best friend works in our local ELC. She mentioned that it is best to shop now rather than battling it out in the Christmas rush for the toys you wish to purchase. As grandad gave me £20 to 'get something for the little fella'. I thought I would try him out on the Happy Street Range. We (son and I) went into the ELC after about 5 minutes he spotted the Happy Street Emergency Centre. It is a little Emergency Services Station with helicopter and landing pad - police car and fire engine. They all come with a little matching person and a button to press to make the chosen sound. Each unit is compatiable with other peices of the Happy Street ...  Read the complete review

Hiya I shop at the ELC quite a lot as I think it is great value for money, and the toys ae tough for little terrors like mine. I have recently come accross the Happy Street Hospital, the newest addition to the Happy St range. I love this toy, it is big enough for little hands to hold like all the range. It is a hospital with play ppl beds, wheelchair and ambulance. The price is good as well for the size and toughness of the toy. The hospital costs £30 and is available in most ELC toy shops. Other things in this range include a Playground which includes slide,swings,climbing frame ect as well as ppl, There is a Rescue Centre fire engine,and police ...  Read the complete review