Warm Welcome Planted at Wrexham General Station

Sian Williams, a member of Transport for Wales, recently joined forces with Josie Rayworth from the 3 Counties Connected Community Rail Partnership to plant some greenery at Wrexham General Station. The two were captured in a photo taken by The Leader.

Enthusiastic volunteers participated in a gardening event at Wrexham General Railway Station with great enthusiasm.

During the spring season, the Community Rail team and Transport for Wales joined forces with Josie Rayworth, who is the officer for 3 Counties Connected Community Rail, as well as other volunteers. They all participated in a community planting event at the station.

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The occasion was organized to give a lively greeting to visitors at Wrexham General and to publicize the Adopt A Station program by Transport for Wales.

The project focuses on enhancing connections with nearby neighborhoods and providing education to residents who live close to unmanned train stations. It supports station tidiness and comfort, motivating ongoing input on the amenities provided, and identifying any problems such as trash disposal.

In some stations, people who take care of the flowers or the garden are called station adopters. There are outstanding instances where volunteers preserve these gardens at an excellent level, and get acknowledged by receiving top honors in the country.

Josie expressed her enjoyment in making large planters at Wrexham General that lifted the vibe. The teams did a fantastic job in enhancing the station's appearance by adding vibrant plant displays in the planters, including a blooming wheelbarrow, making the area more inviting.

It was gratifying to witness the sheer amount of progress that can be achieved in a single day when individuals work collaboratively. Our expectation is that individuals will observe the vibrant showcase at the Wrexham station and be motivated to endorse their own neighboring stations in sustaining an eco-friendly and tidier environment.

If you want to learn more about Adopt A Station program, you can reach out to the customer relations crew of Transport for Wales by calling 03333 211 202 or sending an email to [email protected].

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