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Tidy Translink

Translink and TIDY Northern Ireland joined forces in a partnership in November 2005, to work towards improving the Local Environmental Quality (LEQ) standards of Translink's property.

 Translink  Tidy NI

Our work with TIDY Northern Ireland concentrates on five key areas:

Promote Awareness & Change Behaviour
  
Illegal Dumping Campaign

Illegal dumping is an on-going challenge for Translink. Every year thousands of pounds are spent clearing away items such as furniture, electrical goods, and general rubbish from the rail track sides. 

Illegal Dumping - think about the cost to you
Illegal Dumping poster (Adobe
PDF document 510kb) - click on the
image to open a pdf version of the poster

Dealing with this issue causes delays to services and disruption to passengers. More importantly it can have massive safety implications due to trespass on to the tracks, risks to employees, and the potential for collisions between trains and the dumped items.

To tackle this issue an information leaflet has been produced which details the main problems associated with illegal dumping. It also provides a complete list of local council numbers which you can use to arrange to have bulky waste removed from your home.

Illegal Dumping leaflet
Illegal Dumping leaflet
(Adobe PDF document 1.36mb)

If you think you have unwanted bulky items such as furniture or electrical goods which are in a reusable condition contact one of the charity shops also listed in the leaflet to arrange a collection or donation in your area.   
  
Enhance Facilities
  
TIDY Translink Awards 2009

In 2007, the TIDY Translink awards were established to facilitate the assessment of Translink facilities’ environmental performance across Northern Ireland. The initiative supports Translink staff in developing a culture of continuous environmental improvement. The awards were launched in 2007 involving 34 Translink facilities including bus and rail stations.

In 2008 an additional 3 stations joined the awards with one more coming on board in 2009 bringing the total number today to 38.  The aim of the TIDY Translink award is to give public recognition to the commitment that Translink makes to improve the experience of the general public, who use Northern Ireland’s buses and trains, through enhancements to the visual appearance, environmental performance and local environmental quality of their facilities.

Translink locations are expected to make progress in ten environmental categories with each facility having to demonstrate they have at least initiated work on nine out of the ten categories. There are three awards levels; Gold, Silver and Bronze. These are awarded depending on the criteria deemed to be met by the independent assessor.

Translink Facility

NIR/UB

2009 result

Antrim

NIR & UB

Bronze

Armagh

UB

Silver

Ballyclare

UB

Gold

Ballymena

NIR

Bronze

Ballymena

UB

Silver

Ballymoney

NIR

Silver

Bangor

NIR & UB

Silver

Belfast Central

NIR

Gold

Botanic

NIR

Silver

Carrickfergus

NIR & UB

Silver

Coleraine

NIR & UB

Gold

Cookstown

UB

Silver

Downpatrick

UB

Gold

Dungannon

UB

Gold

Enniskillen

UB

Silver

Europa Centre

UB

Silver

Greenisland

NIR

Bronze

GVS

NIR

Gold

Jordanstown

NIR

Gold

Laganside

UB

Gold

Larne

UB

Bronze

Larne Town

NIR

Bronze

Lisburn

NIR

Gold

Lisburn

UB

Gold

Limavady

UB

Silver

Londonderry

UB

Silver

Londonderry

NIR

Gold

Lurgan

NIR

Silver

Magherafelt

UB

Bronze

Newcastle

UB

Silver

Newry

NIR

Silver

Newry

UB

Silver

Newtownards

UB

Bronze

Omagh

UB

Silver

Strabane

UB

Silver

Portadown

NIR

Gold

Portrush

NIR

Bronze

Yorkgate

NIR

Silver


 

 

 

 


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