Stonehenge community makes the commitment to clean up its suburb

MBOMBELA - In an attempt to beautify the Stonehenge area, members of the community, aided by ACS Security, came together to clean the suburb on Saturday July 30.

Community activist and DA councillor Thea Rix said the Stonehenge residents had recently elected a committee with the purpose of beautifying the area, and the first port of call was to clean the streets of rubbish, litter and refuse.

“The committee was so wonderful. They made flyers and shared them across social media. They were outstanding,” said Rix.

She said the clean-up started just after 08:00 on Saturday at the corner of Percy Fitzpatrick Drive and Van Rooyen Street.

“Everyone got to work. Some residents asked if they could contribute by cleaning up their own streets, which they did. The whole clean-up effort made such a difference. About 90% of the streets in Stonehenge were cleared.

“Everyone worked really hard and ACS Security was also involved and helped out right until the end.”

Rix said everyone decided to call it a day at 12:00.

A successful community effort to clean Stonehenge was made by its residents. > Photo: Supplied

Stonehenge residents and ACS Security pile up their refuse bags. > Photo: Thea Rix

Two youngsters help in the clean-up efforts. > Photo: Thea Rix

Stonehenge residents and ASC Security gather for a briefing. > Photo: Supplied