Wellingborough group hoping to spruce up the area with Clean for The Queen event

Members of a community group are keen to get stuck in with a clean-up of their town in time for the Queen's birthday.
Members of the Castle Fields Community Group at a previous clean-upMembers of the Castle Fields Community Group at a previous clean-up
Members of the Castle Fields Community Group at a previous clean-up

The Castle Fields Community Group (CFCG) in Wellingborough is no stranger to clean-ups after arranging events in the past, and it is now looking forward to being part of the Clean for The Queen event.

Communities across the country are signing up to the event in honour of the Queen’s 90th birthday and Marion Turner-Hawes, chairman of CFCG, hopes people in Wellingborough will join in to make a difference where they live.

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She said members of the community group were keen to take part, and added: “I think this is a great idea, the town could definitely do with a good spruce up.

Some of the items found during a clean-up by the groupSome of the items found during a clean-up by the group
Some of the items found during a clean-up by the group

“It would be great if, between now and the Queen’s birthday, lots of areas of the town can be cleared, particularly the many areas with piles of abandoned rubbish around the town.”

The clean-up weekend is due to take place from March 4 to March 6.

Marion said she is hoping for as many groups as possible to get involved, and added: “It would be great at the end of it if we have managed to clear some challenging areas and made our town feel and look much better.”

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Anyone interested in helping out with a clean-up organised by CFCG can call Marion on 01933 381467, send an email to [email protected] or get in touch by searching for Castle Fields Community Group on Facebook.

Some of the items found during a clean-up by the groupSome of the items found during a clean-up by the group
Some of the items found during a clean-up by the group

A number of councils in the county have already signed up to the Clean for The Queen event, including Corby Council and Raunds Town Council.

For more information or to sign up, go to www.cleanforthequeen.co.uk/home/2365.