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Bradda Glen to become more accessible

Thursday, 7 October 2021 06:25

MLT donates £40k to help more people enjoy area

Bradda Glen is set to become more accessible thanks to a £40,000 boost from The National Lottery Trust.

The money is going towards a new viewing platform with upgraded wheelchair access and wheelchair-accommodating picnic tables.

After creating the very first Bradda Head trail, nearly 50 years ago, The Rotary Club of Rushen and Western Mann is behind the new construction.

President Ashton Lewis, and former president John Lindon, spoke to Rhian Evans:

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