Tomorrow morning, in the town centre, we will be weeding and planting some shrubs that have kindly been donated by a member. We will be gathering to plant and weed the bed which is at the far end of Town Bridge car park at 11.00am.
Many hands make light work as they say, so I hope to see you there.
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We have an important event on 6th September when the Tour of Britain cycle race comes to Middlewich and we always like our town to look its best, so do try to join us for the litter pick on Monday 5th September, meeting at 2pm at Townbridge.
2nd Cledford Brownies joined MCT for their annual litter pick and had a very productive evening. The Brownies were very enthusiastic and are full of regret that people still drop litter. They promised to spread the message that it is unacceptable to drop litter and that it is also in all our hands to look after our town to keep it clean and tidy by using the bins or by taking litter home. Karen, the unit leader commented, "Thank you for giving up your time to take the Brownies on 11th July, they all thoroughly enjoyed themselves".
Just a quick reminder that our next litter pick will be this Saturday (23rd July) – meet at 2pm at Kings Lock Car Park. Here’s hoping that this lovely weather will continue so that we can litter pick for an hour in the sunshine.
Very best wishes, Janet
Janet Chisholm B.E.M. Chair – Middlewich Clean Team
A wet morning gave way just in time for a warm, bright afternoon and though this had affected the attendance it was still successful event.
Middlewich Clean Team members organised the venue and Morrisons supermarket gave a generous discount on the catering. Members contributed to the food supply and there was plenty for all. Sunshine and food, what else could be needed, well music and dancing. So, Stoke on Trent duo 'Rain Acoustic Duo' provided the music and the ladies danced away. Partners seemed somewhat more reserved!
Thanks also go to Cafe Bon Bon for the white chocolate party cake and cup cakes, Middlewich Town Council for lending a gazebo, Alison Roylance White/Good Neighbours for finding a supply of flags and buntingand Cheshire East Council helped with a grant towards the costs.
