The local council of Ħal Għaxaq has launched a vibrant new project aimed at enhancing both safety and community spirit. Near the town’s primary school, the council introduced a colorful zebra crossing designed with the involvement of local children. Announced on the council’s Facebook page, this initiative not only brightens the streets but also serves as an important pedestrian safety measure.

What makes this project special is the involvement of the children, who were invited to leave their handprints on the crossing, making it a unique and personal addition to the town. Their contribution brings a playful touch to the crossing, reminding drivers to slow down in school zones while fostering a sense of pride and ownership among the young participants.

The project was carried out with the assistance of the council workers, who ensured the crossing was both functional and creative. The initiative demonstrates the council’s commitment to community involvement and child safety, adding a colorful and meaningful landmark to the area. Locals are encouraged to visit and celebrate this new feature near the primary school, which reflects the vibrant spirit of Ħal Għaxaq.

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Whilst being interviewed during the Nationalist’s traditional Independence festivities at Tritoni Square, Bernard Grech stated that his Nationalist Party in Government would result in better roads and less traffic.

Speaking to Times of Malta journalist Mark Lawrence Zammit, Grech revealed that a Nationalist government would reduce traffic through a network and cluster of more efficient and less dangerous roads.

The Leader of the Opposition also stated that the Nationalist Party will be in a coalition with the Maltese people and it will be the people who will win once a Nationalist government is elected.

Grech also revealed that whenever the Maltese people reach a crossroads, the people always choose the Nationalist Party.

According to the Nationalist leader, the current Labour government is one that celebrates statistics whilst a Nationalist government it would be a people and quality of life focused government.

During the interview Grech also commented on the recent nomination of Glen Micallef as Commissioner, congratulating him but also stating that his portfolio is not as important as others.

Lastly he also tributed his former colleague Karl Gouder who tragically passed away only a few days ago.

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