This is brilliant!
A new project has been launched in East Belfast that is aimed at helping young people stay out of trouble by getting involved in extreme sports.
Read more: Belfast City Council apologises after father and son met with scene of blood and needles in public toilet "Some of the kids are making best friends from all different areas where before they may not have had the chance. Kids just want to be kids and that is what they are here, kids on bikes or kids on scooters.
"It can be frightening to watch as a parent for the first time because it is new to the parents but we do have a strict safety gear policy where they have to wear helmets and pads. Every kid is going to get bumps and bruises and over the past five years we have had a few injuries here but you could get the same one as easily playing football or rugby."
"Equally it gives us a chance to share information with them on how to keep themselves safe on the streets and online as well.
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