Letter: Holiday county was so clean

2:22pm Friday 17th August 2012 in Readers' letters

We recently had a lovely holiday in Norfolk. I couldn’t believe how clean it was compared with Darwen/Blackburn. There was very little litter and the streets were swept clean.

How is that two different counties of England can be so different in their attitude to the environment? I suspect it starts at the top, ie if people see the council cares, they will take pride in their town.

Just a thought. Any comments?

M E Bysh (Mrs), Darwen.

Comments (4)

2:35pm Fri 17 Aug 12

manyarecalled says...

Now that the IRA have stopped planting bombs , more bins would be a good idea. unless the council is reducing the collection of rubbish on cost grounds.
Now that the IRA have stopped planting bombs , more bins would be a good idea. unless the council is reducing the collection of rubbish on cost grounds. manyarecalled

10:07pm Fri 17 Aug 12

Chris P Bacon says...

I once had a holiday in Norfolk and when someone asked me if I'd be going back again I said, 'Norfolk enchants.'
I once had a holiday in Norfolk and when someone asked me if I'd be going back again I said, 'Norfolk enchants.' Chris P Bacon

2:43pm Sat 18 Aug 12

Coeur de Lion says...

Can I suggest we move Whalley range to Norfolk and that should even it up.
Can I suggest we move Whalley range to Norfolk and that should even it up. Coeur de Lion

8:34am Mon 20 Aug 12

SWP supporter says...

Coeur de Lion wrote:
Can I suggest we move Whalley range to Norfolk and that should even it up.
Shouldn't your name be "dandelion", you racist?
[quote][p][bold]Coeur de Lion[/bold] wrote: Can I suggest we move Whalley range to Norfolk and that should even it up.[/p][/quote]Shouldn't your name be "dandelion", you racist? SWP supporter

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