Category: Litter Picking

November has thrown a lot of diverse weather at us – heavy rain, strong winds and a lot of snow, none of which is conducive to litter picking. Nonetheless members of the group have braved the weather whenever possible and collected a total of 15 bags of rubbish which under the circumstances is very commendable. One member has commented how much she enjoys chatting to people as she collects  litter, a comment with which I think other members of the group can associate.

Most members of the public do seem to appreciate our efforts. I just wish litter louts would pack it in!

Val Gant

Once again the litter picking group have been busy in September, clearing 12 bags of rubbish from our area. If anyone is interested in joining the group please contact me as per group details at the end of the newsletter. Equipment and tabards will be provided.

Due mainly to holidays and health issues August has been a little slow for litter picking. However, the group have still managed to collect 9 bags of rubbish which if not collected would have remained a blot on our landscape. Most of the group tend to litter pick either singly or in pairs but if anyone is aware of an area where there is a particular problem with litter we can get together as a group and clear it.

🚮 Should anyone wish to join our litter picking group please contact me as per the interest group details at the end of the newsletter. A tabard and equipment will be provided.

During July 19 bags of rubbish have been collected by members of the Litter Picking group. The main grot spots continue to be all sections of the bypass as well as the Common Lane area but if anyone knows of another area where there appears to be a large amount of litter, please let me know and we will deal with it.

Should anyone wish to join our litter picking group please contact me as per the interest group details at the end of the newsletter. A tabard and equipment will be provided.