MCT Photo Archive 2011

Photo Archive 2012

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

Photo - Fiona Bruce.

We were very pleased to have the MIddlewich & Winsford Sea Cadtes Join us again. Photo - Hilary Jones.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Brownies clean up prior to the 2012 FAB Festival. Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Community planting involved Brownies, Cubs, Middlewich Clean Team and volunteers. Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Brownies at work. Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Brownies at work. Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Red & white begonias with blue lobelia compliment the Queen's Silver Jubilee. Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Photo - Maxine Wrench.

Our Founder & Chairperson, Janet Chisholm, was secretly nominated for the Cheshire Woman Of The Year Award 2012. Janet set up the Middlewich Clean Team in 2003 and the accolade recognises her service to the community.

We had visits from the Daily Mail on Thursday 3rd May to find out about our work and on Saturday 5th May to join us on a litter pick. The resulting feature 'The town that went to war on litter' appeared in the Daily Mail the following week. Photographs courtesy of the Daily Mail.

Highlighting Dog Fouling Issues. The cleanteam turned out to use special paint and a stencil to highlight dog fouling. Photo Courtesy of Middlewich Guardian.

Highlighting Dog Fouling Issues. Georgina played a key role in this campaign.

Highlighting Dog Fouling Issues. A tow path meeting to discuss the issue.

Highlighting Dog Fouling Issues. A foul example, dog owners take notice please.

Highlighting Dog Fouling Issues. Sadly there were plenty of cases of fouling.

Latest planting - they look great - Holmes Chapel Road by the Salt Cellar.

Middlewich Clean Team�s numbers were boosted when they were joined by a team of Sea Cadets and their Leaders from TS Portland which is based in Whitegate.

Coupled with a really good turnout from our own members, the valuable help from the cadets meant that we were able to split into several groups to cover a large area of the town

Sea Cadets Chair, Darren Green said 'The Sea Cadets rely on the goodwill of the local community for support and fundraising and so it is always good to help the community wherever we can'.

Middlewich Clean Team has been helping to nurture the responsible citizens of tomorrow. Carol Eccles and Hilary Jones visited the town's nurseries to speak to youngsters about having pride in where they live and keeping the streets litter-free.

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