Litter Bugs continues to keep the environment clean
Their aim for this clean-up is to encourage people to not litter and to keep the areas around their homes and businesses free of rubbish.
The Litter Bugs dedicated time to pick up litter on the pavement in Goud Street, opposite Ashton College, on October 16 from 2pm to 4pm.
The women from Litter Bugs were joined by the learners and parents from Ashton International Junior College and 3D Academy.
Their aim for this clean-up is to encourage people to not litter and to keep the areas around their homes and businesses free of rubbish.
The initiative was started in 2015 by Samantha Choles and Anne Mcleman, residents of Farrarmere, after they spent their 67 minutes for Mandela Day picking up litter in their neighbourhood.
On November 7, they will be joined by the Care Creation, Kormas Conservancy and the Western Extension Village Project to clean up the park on West Street and Prince’s Avenue.
Members of the public are welcome to join; wear a mask and bring your own gloves and bottle of water.
For more information contact Anne Mcleman on 071 873 5668 or Samantha Choles on 082 452 2566, or visit their Facebook page: @LitterBugsBenoni.
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