Greenisland railway adoption group ‘GRASPS’ the nettle-Press Releases-News-Translink
Greenisland railway adoption group ‘GRASPS’ the nettle
7th August 2007:
Pictured getting stuck in to a hard day’s weeding
and litter-lifting are Andrew Cass from Jordanstown,
Translink Route Manager for Greenisland, Frank
Moore and Victoria Rossborough from Carrick.
The gloves were on and tools at the ready today as the ‘Greenisland Railway Adoption Scheme Project’ (GRASP) got underway.
Kicking off a three-day weeding and litter-lift initiative, the intergenerational GRASP community group also plans to repaint the station and work in partnership with NI Railways to discourage anti-social behaviour.
Having recently secured funding to the tune of £94k from Children in Need – the highest award made in Northern Ireland – GRASP is currently working with NI Railways to provide a meeting place for young people, with a new community outreach centre expected to open in September 2007 at the railway station site.
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