Nantwich councillors have agreed on plans to try and tackle the mounting litter problem plaguing the town.
It comes after Nantwich Litter Group member Rob Carter made an impassioned plea for help at the town council meeting last night (April 27).
Volunteers helped Nantwich look bloomin’ marvellous when judges from the annual Britain in Bloom competition visited the town.
Dozens of people helped ensure flowerbeds, planters and hanging baskets were brimming with colour for the visit last week.
Students at Reaseheath College in Nantwich picked litter from one of town’s major gateways as part of the ‘Clean for the Queen’ campaign.
Wearing hi-vis vests and armed with litter pickers and bin liners, the students cleared refuse from the A51 roundabout and major roads near the college campus in Nantwich.
Nantwich Litter Group volunteers are planning a right royal Clean for the Queen day next month.
Volunteers will fan out across the town for an hour of litter picking on March 5 after they meet at 10am in the town square.
Big-hearted volunteers helped to spruce up Nantwich in time for the North West in Bloom judges!
Members of Nantwich Litter Group turned out for a big final pick before the judging took place in the town centre.
Fly-tippers who dumped this junk at a Nantwich beauty spot have been slammed by councillors.
Volunteers for the Nantwich Litter Group stumbled across this pile of rubbish at Coed Wen, part of the Riverside park in Nantwich.
Nantwich has scooped a prestigious Gold award at the North West in Bloom presentation day.
And it also won an additional award for its floral bed next to Nantwich Library on Beam Street.
The Nantwich Litter Group will be holding its second autumn group pick this week.
Hardy volunteers will be meeting up on Wednesday October 29 at 10am outside Nantwich Civic Hall for the latestr crackdown on litter.
Volunteers for Nantwich Litter Group are targeting the town’s grot spots again this week.
The team were out in force at the weekend around the town, and they will be staging a second group pick this Wednesday (September 24).
Nantwich Litter Group volunteers will be holding a Group Pick this Saturday August 16.
Volunteers will be meeting at the end of Pillory Street, outside Laura Ashley, at 10am.
New figures show Cheshire East Council wardens dished out just 25 fines for littering across the whole borough in 2013-14. And there were just NINE fixed penalty notices for dog fouling in the region for the same period.
Nantwich Litter Group will be holding “Group Picks” over the next three weeks. The first takes place this Saturday April 12 at 10am, and will be followed by another on Wednesday April 30.
Members of Nantwich Litter Group bagged 30 sacks of rubbish during a litter blitz along the town’s canal. The volunteers targeted a section of the canal bank near the Telford Aqueduct.
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