The Bin it for Trinity campaign is picking up, with Frome Town Council supporting Trinity Community Group in their mission to eradicate rubbish by providing a new rubbish bin and notice board.
Mayor, cllr Sheila Gore joined the group for the unveiling of the new bin, saying, “ We are delighted that the bin has finally been unveiled – a collaboration between the Trinity Area Community and the town council where the community has identified a need and the council is able to provide the resource. A new noticeboard expected shortly will also help to provide a centre-piece for town and community information alike. It’s great to see the emergence of this new community group as a force for change.”
The community group, who had enough of people leaving their rubbish on the streets, was delighted when the town rangers put the new bin in place. They hope it will encourage more passers-by to pick up after themselves and keep the area much cleaner. The new community noticeboard is to follow shortly.
If you are planning a litter pick in your area then don’t forget the council also has equipment to borrow; litter grabbers, hoops to hold out litter bags, gloves and high vis jackets. Or there’s something else you want to tackle in your neighbourhood? Just get in touch with the community development officer Kate Hellard at Hellardk@frometowncouncil.gov.uk.
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