January 28, 2011

Public consulted about Environment

Every household in Bridgnorth was requested to complete a questionnaire last November about their local environment and now a group of volunteers has been asked to take part in a community discussion, aimed at addressing some of the issues identified through the survey results. Over 20 local residents met on 11th January at Westgate for the discussion group which will help shape future services. The event was co-facilitated by Shropshire Council and Keep Britain Tidy.

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