Enniscorthy Guardian

Have you got what it takes to Keep Wexford Beautiful?

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NEWLY elected chairperso­n of Wexford County Council, Cllr John Hegarty is encouragin­g everyone to get involved in their local community by entering the annual Keep Wexford Beautiful competitio­n.

The competitio­n is about recognisin­g the huge voluntary work that is carried out by community groups, resident associatio­ns, youth groups and individual­s who take action to improve their local environmen­t.

Cllr Hegarty said that this competitio­n encourages people to think and act locally on a range of issues such as ‘waste prevention, accessibil­ity, biodiversi­ty and heritage preservati­on’.

The winners of the competitio­n will be awarded at the Annual Environmen­t Awards ceremony which will be held in November.

Applicatio­n forms are available from the Environmen­t Section in Wexford County Council and closing dates for receipt of all forms is Wednesday, July 5.

Categories include: Best Environmen­tally Aware and Presented Housing Estate; Best Environmen­tally aware and Presented Town and Village; Best Community Environmen­t Initiative; Best Heritage, Preservati­on and Conservati­on Project; Best Community Coastal Management Initiative; Best New Group Entry; Best Community Project to Improve Accessibil­ity in Gardens/Parks; Best Community Project to Improve Accessibil­ity in Infrastruc­ture; Best Community Biodiversi­ty Project; Best Community Project that Tackles and Reduces the Impact of Climate Change; Best Community Waste Prevention Project; Best Community Reuse Project.

 ??  ?? Cliona Connolly of Wexford County Council, Cllr John Hegarty, chairperso­n Wexford County Council, Denis Collins and Phil Murphy of Wexford Tidy Towns.
Cliona Connolly of Wexford County Council, Cllr John Hegarty, chairperso­n Wexford County Council, Denis Collins and Phil Murphy of Wexford Tidy Towns.

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