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Monday 16th
Tesco
Posters on display at Tesco, Cricklewood Broadway
Greener Cleaner Cricklewood Banners (2)
On barriers at junction of Cricklewood Broadway and Chichele Road
Tuesday 17th
Childs Hill Primary School, Barnet
for year 3/4 and 5/6 to all be given a map of the area, to then pinpoint on the map what/where litter was found. Has someone just dumped it? Was it near shops, any bins close by, open area etc. Also where the children feel safe/unsafe and why?
Wednesday 18th PM
Childs Hill Primary School, Barnet
Yr 3/4 and 5/6, to go out to pre-decided street and clean-up.
Key Stage 1 – to clean up the playground and any litter that might of blown though the fences.
Thursday 19th PM
Make poster re ‘Love Where We Live.’ Cause and effect of litter pollution - compare to other counties and their problems, such as India and Singapore.
Friday 20th AM
Big Write. For all children (incl KS1) to independently write a litter of complaint to the council regarding litter in our area. To make suggestions how the council could tackle this problem and how litter makes them feel.
1.30pm - Whole School Assembly – Anti Litter
Shirley Wilson/Sarah Hoyle (325)
Wednesday 18th April
Community Clean-Up Meeting Point at Crown Moran Hotel was at 11.00am.
Refreshments available at 1pm
Residents, St. Gabriel’s Church members
Litter picking (12)
CHC volunteers
Litter picking Ashford Road (10)
Brent Probation Service
Litter picking/clearing Temple Road , Anson Road area and Sylvan Grove areas (15)
Metropolitan Police
Litter picking around the junction of Cricklewood Broadway, Chichele Road
B & Q staff
Litter picking the green area on Cricklewood Lane (4)
McDonald’s staff
Litter picking along Cricklewood Broadway (10)
Friday 20th pm
Competition posters on display at McDonalds, Cricklewood Broadway
Saturday 21st
The Scouts Association
litter picking in Gladstone Park (50)
In response to the feedback from traders and residents of the Broadway, the Cricklewood Improvement Programme is targeting the whole issue of rubbish and plan to clean up the area. A deep clean of the Broadway has been undertaken by the three boroughs with varying degrees of success.
As a result, the newly established team, Greener Cleaner Cricklewood, at CIP, have developed a Community Engagement plan to increase participation in the clean-up of the Broadway.
The plan includes engagement of local schools, businesses, traders and resident volunteers of all ages in our community. The key driver of the campaign is to establish a foundation for us all to make a diference as part of our role as citizens of this community.
You can also read more about the clean-up on the Brent BASIS Project site.
There will be a planned Week of Action starting 16th April 2012 where all age groups will be able to contrribute to making a difference. The entire Broadway and Cricklewood together with many other streets adjoing Cricklewood Broadway will be cleaned by a team of residents and traders.
For further information, please e-mail us at cipcricklewood@yahoo.co.uk or telephone Shirley Wilson on 0208 2088590
We are working with a tri-borough network of schools to promote litter free local areas. Traders and businesses are being encouraged to put up posters and help in the Big Tidy Up!
Links: Capital Clean-up Greater London Authority | Team London
Capital Clean-up is a partnership campaign led by the Mayor of London as part of his Team London volunteering programme.
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