The National Probation Service - West Yorkshire
Path building in Mirfield
Offenders have recently started building a much needed path around the recently flooded Battyeford playing fields in Mirfield to improve access for wheelchair users and for dog walkers.
Teams of offenders sentenced by the courts to carry out unpaid work for the local community are working at the playing fields two days a week.
West Yorkshire Probation Project Officer Kim Ingram said, ‘We are delighted to be working here in conjunction with Kirklees Leisure Services and improving the site for the benefit of local people. Offenders will put in many hours of hard work on this project, which will take over nine months to complete’.
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