NE Halifax Safer Cleaner Greener Partnership – Pellon Clean Up Event

From 10am – 1pm on Wednesday 16th November over 20 members of staff and volunteers carried out a clean-up of the Pellon estate in the Warley ward, there were 3 skips provided by the Together housing group positioned on Rye Lane, Ryecroft Terrace and Ashville gardens which were soon filled, Together housing also provided a cage van as did Calderdale council and Yorkshire housing to remove excess waste.

Through litter picking, staff and volunteers managed to clear away approx.; 80 bags of general litter from streets, grass verges, from around the schools and shops they also managed to engage with 50+ residents on the day to remind them of the free skips and residents surely took advantage of this!

Many thanks to the staff from Together Housing, North Halifax Partnership’s Neighbourhood Team, Calderdale Council, Yorkshire Housing, West Yorkshire Police and special thanks to the community volunteers who took part and helped made this a very successful event.

From residents spoken to all were very thankful and below are a few of their comments;

‘Thank you for today this has saved me a lot of money’

‘The area is looking very clean and tidy – hope  we can keep it that way’

‘those guys in the vans have been great really helpful’

‘Rye Lane looks cleaner than I have ever seen it. Well done everyone’

‘great to see so many people working hard for the benefit of our community’

‘Wowee, coming back thru the Ashville area tonight it was definitely a different country – there was no litter all over the streets, no junk dumped around, it was a lovely area with clean roads, clear grass verges with a variety of lovely trees – will do best to keep it that way and not let the litter louts ruin it’

‘really appreciate the hard work you are doing’

‘If the skips were put there maybe every other month I do think majority of residents would keep areas clean n tidy. A lot don’t have transport therefore can’t just nip to the tip like us who drive’

St Malachy’s Primary School collected an impressive 19 bags of rubbish!

Yes!!! We collected 19 Bags full of rubbish!

Year 5 pupils from St Malachys Primary School Picked up litter from around the Bank Edge Road & Turner Avenue South area on Monday 23rd of May 2022.

The pupils were supported by North Halifax Partnership’s Ward Link workers Karen Scanlon and Dan Marham and Community Warden Lee Ackroyd.

A Junior Warden scheme will start this September at St Malachy’s primary and year 5 pupils will have the opportunity to join.

Keep an eye out for more fantastic work in your neighbourhood by these young people!

   

 

Moorside Junior Wardens Bag It Up Again !!

This week the Junior Wardens from Moorside Community Primary School helped with the #springclean at Brant Avenue and Moor Lane Park in Illingworth.

The Wardens collected 8 big bags of litter from around the area With Karen Scanlon & Dan Marham from the North Halifax Partnership.



We would like to thank the junior wardens, as well as Karen and Dan for helping with the unpleasant littering.

 

17 Bags Full picked by the Junior Wardens of Moorside Community Primary School

The Junior Wardens from Moorside Community Primary School collected 17 bags of rubbish from the Moorside area in the Great British Spring Clean!

The Wardens were very proud of collecting so many bags of rubbish and waste. Some items were even taken to a special museum of old items, collected by Natalie Ratner from The North Halifax Partnership.

The Junior Wardens were supported by Karen Scanlon and Dan Marham from The North Halifax Partnership.

Watch out for more spring cleans in the North Halifax area with Junior Wardens.

       

       

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Join us for an Easter hunt with a difference! 

Easter means ‘new life’ or ‘new beginnings’ but it also means chocolate! Help us in our ongoing quest to give Shroggs Tip AKA Brackenbed Park its new beginning by removing the decades of littering and fly tipping, restoring its natural beauty and protecting the wildlife that lives here.

Collect litter and exchange it for a chocolate egg. Hold onto your weird, wonderful and vintage finds to be in with a chance of winning a prize!

Meeting 10am at the picnic benches. All equipment provided but please remember to wear suitable clothing and footwear – it can get muddy there following rain. Everyone welcome!

Any questions, contact Natalie on 07881952542

Please consult the map below to find entry to Brackenbed park.

Dean Field Community Primary School wardens litterpick produced 8 bags full

Junior Wardens from Dean Field Community Primary School collected 8 bags full of rubbish from the local area with Karen Scanlon from the North Halifax Partnership.

Before the litter pick, Natalie Ratner Community Organiser showed the Junior Wardens some very interesting finds from previous litter picks in the neighbourhood.

Look out for the upcoming activities by the Dean Field Junior Wardens for 2022!

   

     

   

Wheatley Community Cleanup Day this Saturday 5th February

Meeting at Hebble Lane opposite Brackenbed join us from 10am to 12pm as we clean up Wheatley!

Everyone is welcome to join us!

You will be provided with litter picks and bags but feel free to bring your own if you have them.

For any questions, please email Daniel.Marham@calderdale.gov.uk