Join the Action Team in a community clean-up

See also...

Definitive plans for Devonshire Square unveiled

08 December 2024

Work to replace the current temporary layout of Devonshire Square with a permanent design will start in early January and be completed in March, ready for formal inauguration in April.

Live music, a winter trail and a visit from Santa, all helping buy a life-saving defibrillator

05 December 2024

There'll be something for all the family at Firs Farm on 15th December, all in aid of raising money to buy a defibrillator for the Community Hub

Alfred Herring: 'Grand opening' now scheduled for 15th December

04 December 2024

The reopening of Palmers Green's largest pub, the Alfred Herring, has been put back by a week and will now take place on 15th December

Project aims to provide free support to help people get on their bikes

19 November 2024

The 'Go Slow' Cycling Project, currently raising funds via a crowdfunder, is designed to allow participants to take as long as they need, at minimal cost, on their personal journey towards switching to a healthier and more environmentally sustainable mode of transport.

Alfred Herring: 'New lease signed and sealed'

23 October 2024

A new operator has been found for the Alfred Herring pub in Green Lanes. It will be re-opening as a "vibrant sports bar" with an "exciting food offering".

More Enfield in Bloom awards for the Friends of Broomfield Park

09 October 2024

Broomfield Park's volunteers have won five awards for their tremendous green-fingered efforts in the prestigious Enfield in Bloom competition.

Published: 07 October 2020

Share

202010 clean up

Palmers Green Action Team are looking for people to help with a litter pick of Bridge Drive next to Morrison's car park.

Meet opposite Travis Perkins at 10.30am on Saturday 17th October.

Numbers are limited, so please contact if you'd like to join in.

Log in to comment

Posts in discussion: Community clean-up on Bridge Drive

PGC Webmaster posted a reply

#5654

19 Oct 2020 14:40

Volunteers survey the results of their hard work during the Palmers Green Action Team community cleanup on Saturday morning.

Why do people expect others to clear up their mess? Do they just drop rubbish on the floor at home?

And don't say it's because the council are collecting rubbish less often. Littering was just as bad when the bins were emptied every week. They could be emptied every day and it wouldn't make any difference.

0