BRACKLEY LITTER WOMBLES

 Thank you to everyone who has donated to our Just Giving page! We have now bought 10 new hi viz vests and 10 super duper litter pickers! We are gradually going to replace the cheaper pickers for the more sturdy Helping hands ones. Once we have enough of them, some of our cheaper pickers will be donated to the local Scout group.

  Playing the Womble version of Operation.  It takes two people on the mat to open up the gaps to get the bottles out. One local frog now has a clean home.    

  Well Brackley, what an amazing town we have.   Yesterday 4 Wombles did a small litter pick, around Nether Close to St Peters Church.and today 4 more Wombles went back to do a "hard Core" Womble from the back of Dale Close I to the woodlands and out onto the Turweston Pathway.    8 Wombles 2 Days 5 Bags   This has how it's been for the last few weeks.   This time last year it would have been many more bags, so thank you all for helping to Keep Brackley Tidy

  Join Brackley Litter Wombles for a hard core community litter pick on Thursday 25th April 10:00am -12:00noon.    A quick visit to the snack van layby to remove what we can before the plant life competely takes over.   Everyone welcome. Do come dressed for “hedge diving" and wear sensible shoes or wellies. Litter picking equipment will be provided

  5 Wombles this morning worked on our favourite layby.   40 tizer and 30 bags.   We were getting towards the end when we found a rich seam of litter, so we'll have to do that another time. We think three of us will get that done in half an hour.   So this layby has given us...   344 bin bags of litter and 942 bottles of driver tizer Lawnmower, Flat screen TV, DVD player, baby rocker, outdoor storage box and cushions, hoover, tyres, stainless steel tea set, variety of adult entertainment!!, Pallets, saucepans, suitcase, fire extinguisher, microwave oven, a variety of tyres and lorry straps, an ASDA box  

  Womble achievement!!   Bin installed at the top of Turweston Road!   Massive thank you to Dan and Alan Garrett from WNC who we pestered and they listened. Thank you to Brian Grantham for putting out the pop up bins to show that one was needed there.