Community clean-up in Dukinfield

Monday, 15 March 2021 10:31

Dukinfield residents came together this weekend to help clean up their local area.

Families in their bubbles and individuals headed out with black bin bags to collect litter that had been dropped over the Richmond Park estate.

The estate forms part of the largest Neighbourhood Watch scheme in Dukinfield and Councillor John Taylor is encouraging there areas to do the same.

Working together, the team collected a large amount of rubbish and once again made the area shine.

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