Monday 15 December 2008

Last Minute Litter Pick

A very succesfull last minute litter pick today, Chair of the Middlewich Clean Team, Janet Chisholm enthused, "Seven people turned up for the last minute litter pick..how fantastic is that...only a days notice and we had a group of enthusiastic volunteers out and about to tidy Booth Lane."

Janet added, "Could I thank everyone who attended today's litter pick......it was lovely to see so many yellow jackets all in one area."

Sunday 14 December 2008

Middlewich High School Lends a Hand

The Middlewich Clean team was busy again on Saturday afternoon. Seven people attended the litter pick around the the Kings Lock pub and St. Michael's Way areas.

Two young pupils who attend Middlewich High School came along to help. They are working towards their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award. MCT Chairperson Janet Chisholm said, "It was so refreshing to have them along, they worked hard and are intending to volunteer again in the near future. They actually said that they enjoyed themselves....fantastic."

A burnt out bin on Queens Street which looks awful was eramarked for attentionand the supply of green bags refuse bags was exhausted. Janet added, "I am organising a half hour litter pick on Booth Lane tomorrow at 2.00 o'clock. 

If any of our team are available could you be at the little car park on the end of Warmingham Lane and Long Lane please. We have to tidy this area before Christmas."
 

Wednesday 10 December 2008

MCT at Middlewich Hich School

PICKS AT THE READY
Janet & Maxine paid a visit to the Middlewich High School & gave a short presentation about litter awareness to year 7 pupils. It was well received !

The Clean Team message was reiterated & we would like to thank the school for taking part in a school litter pick during the summer term. This programme will continue in 2009 , as Middlewich High School is linked to the Clean Team as their community partner.
PICKS AT THE READY
 

Tuesday 9 December 2008

Grass Roots Grant Application Success


The MCT has been successful in it's application for a Grassroots Grant from Cheshire Community Action. The grant is to cover a three year period and will be used for:

  • Litter picking sticks,
  • Posters for bins,
  • Insurance,
  • Flourescent safety jackets and
  • IT including laptops, web site design & maintenance.


We are pleased to acknowledge the Police Community Action Team in supporting our application.