Join the annual spring clean and help keep our village litter free!
The annual village litter pick will take place at 10.00 on the morning of Saturday 17 March. Let’s make sure the village is clean and tidy when spring finally arrives!
Would volunteers please gather in front of the Red Lion. Protective gloves, picking equipment and sacks will be provided by Cherwell District Council.
Let’s keep Horley looking beautiful!
Join the annual spring clean and help keep our village litter free!
The annual village litter pick will take place at 10.00 on the morning of Saturday 17 March. Let’s make sure the village is clean and tidy when spring finally arrives!
Would volunteers please gather in front of the Red Lion. Protective gloves, picking equipment and sacks will be provided by Cherwell District Council.
Let’s keep Horley looking beautiful!
Help keep our village litter free by joining the annual spring clean!
The annual village litter pick will take place on the morning of Saturday 11 March. With a good turnout the exercise should take no more than one hour to complete.
Would volunteers please gather in front of the Red Lion at 10.00am on the 11th. Protective gloves, picking equipment and sacks will be provided by Cherwell District Council.
Let’s keep Horley looking beautiful!
Help keep our village litter free by joining the annual spring clean!
The annual village litter pick will take place on the morning of Saturday 11 March. With a good turnout the exercise should take no more than one hour to complete.
Would volunteers please gather in front of the Red Lion at 10.00am on the 11th. Protective gloves, picking equipment and sacks will be provided by Cherwell District Council.
Let’s keep Horley looking beautiful!
Soon we will be out clearing up our gardens and making way for spring. This time of year we like to open up our windows and bring fresh air into our homes. It’s also a time when people like to have the occasional bonfire and there are no laws preventing you from doing so. However you could always consider other ways of disposing of your waste such as composting and recycling?
If you do still want to light a bonfire then by following these guidelines it will help ensure your smoke is reasonable and respectful of your neighbours:
Excerpt from Cherwell County Council Environment http://www.cherwell.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=10282
‘Clean for the Queen’ and Help keep our village litter free by joining the annual spring clean for HM 90th birthday!On Saturday 5 March the Parish Council is assisting Cherwell DC in organising the annual village litter pick. This year Cherwell are trying to make a special effort to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday. Volunteers are sought to meet at 10.00 am on the 5th outside the Old Post Office. Cherwell are providing plastic sacks and litter pickers, as well as protective gloves and high vis tabards.
Please give up an hour to help keep Horley beautiful!
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‘Clean for the Queen’ and Help keep our village litter free by joining the annual spring clean for HM 90th birthday!On Saturday 5 March the Parish Council is assisting Cherwell DC in organising the annual village litter pick. This year Cherwell are trying to make a special effort to mark the Queen’s 90th birthday. Volunteers are sought to meet at 10.00 am on the 5th outside the Old Post Office. Cherwell are providing plastic sacks and litter pickers, as well as protective gloves and high vis tabards.
Please give up an hour to help keep Horley beautiful!
Help keep our village litter free by joining the annual spring clean!This year’s annual litter pick will take place on Saturday 11 April. Volunteers are sought to help litter pick along the village’s roads and verges.
Volunteers are invited to meet at the junction of Banbury Lane, Wroxton Lane and Hornton Lane at 10.00 am on the 11th. Protective gloves, tabards and plastic sacks will be provided.
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