Broadland gets four cleanliness stars
Broadland District Council has been awarded four stars out of a possible five for cleanliness in public areas in the recent Clean Britain Awards. Councillor Roger Foulger, Broadland's Portfolio Holder for Housing and Environmental Services, said: 'We are delighted at the award, but determined not to rest on our laurels.
Broadland District Council has been awarded four stars out of a possible five for cleanliness in public areas in the Clean Britain Awards.
Councillor Roger Foulger, Broadland's Portfolio Holder for Housing and Environmental Services, said:
'We are delighted at the award, but determined not to rest on our laurels.
'We are asking anyone who sees 'grot spots' in our district to please report these to us as we are keen to spruce up our verges and council public areas.'
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