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Roughly 400 volunteers in bright blue T-shirts with black and purple trash bags in hand could be seen throughout town on Saturday morning during the 11th annual Keep North Attleboro
People are one of the most troublesome creatures spoiling the beauty of the countryside – those who thoughtlessly throw their litter out of car…
A passion for cleaning up litter is why Simone Klassen has begun cleaning up the streets with the help of her team of “Litter Busters” one pavement at a time. The co-founder of Ginger Love and one of 2022’s Local Hero winners, Klaasen, has taken 11 children under her wing to teach the valuable skill of environmental conservation.
“We must use time wisely and forever realise that the time is always ripe to do right.” — Nelson Mandela. On Monday, the Daily Dispatch team joined forces with the Litter Busters to help clean up an abandoned park in Buffalo Flats for Nelson Mandela International Day. No strangers to getting their hands dirty, reporters, editors and designers put down their notepads and put on bright red gloves to remove illegally dumped household refuse in the park on Bruce Street.
Three local companies were presented with an award from Mayor Councillor Andrew Hallett last week. They were Institution, Food Weighouse-Bedale and the Skipton Building Society. A spokesperson for the Litter Busters said the awards were for the selfless assistance given to help keep the town clean and tidy. They added: “The Weighouse have helped us a lot over the last three and a half years and held on to things for us, advertised and pointed people our way. The Skipton have given us grants, provided us with bulbs and sent staff out regularly to pick with us. Institution got our hi-vi...