Photo: Miguela Xuereb A €20 million embellishment and expansion project is underway at Ta’ Qali, focusing on the concert area, the national park and the BOV adventure park. Newsbook.com.mt had reported in 2018 that the area surrounding the national park had been fraught with illegal dumping. Watch: An orgy of massive illegal dumping at Ta’ Qali The
Reading Time: < 1 minute Through a four million euro investment, an area of land some 60,000 sq m in size is to be regenerated into a public park, both through afforestation as well as through activities in the area. Parks Malta is to continue to plant trees in the area where thousands of trees have already been planted, with an increase of some 1,000
Plans for a €4 million investment for the development of a family park in Birżebbuġa were announced on Wednesday by Sustainable Development Minister Miriam Dalli and Consumer Protection Minister Clayton Bartolo. The Bengħajsa Family Park will cover 60,000 square metres of land and is set to be completed by the end of 2023. It is part of the government
A new family park will be created in the area of Bengħajsa, in Birżebbuġa, through a €4 million investment, Minister for Energy and Enterprise Miriam Dalli, and Minister for Tourism and Consumer Protection Clayton Bartolo announced on Wednesday. Back in January 2020, around 1,000 native trees were planted in the area of Bengħajsa behind the Birżebbuġa
Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg visited the Malta National Park in Ta’Qali, where work is currently underway on three areas of this €20 million project, a government statement read. “It is good to remember our point of departure, where we had a dilapidated and abandoned space with an old concrete factory. Today