The NIHE-funded scheme aims to redevelop the landscape around the local area with a spokesperson for the Community Association thanking Housing Executive staff for making sure the funding was secured for the scheme, and for the plans they laid out to tidy up the estate.
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Old trees are being removed to open up the estate in some areas, and new ones are being put in at the green at the top of Rashee.
Old battered walls and fences are being replaced with small hedgerows, shrubs and trees. Some cement slabs are being replaced with grass turf and new fencing will be going into some areas.
"We feel this is a new start for the estate and we would ask all the people living in or visiting the estate to maintain it to the tidy level the estate's residents deserve to live in." said an NIHE spokesperson.
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