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Ilminster Forum Litter Pickers

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Ilminster Forum is the local regeneration group that helps implement community projects for the benefit of the town and its residents identified through the Community Plan.

Ilminster Forum Litter Pickers
235

Bags collected so far

2

Members

13

Years

7

Total number of events

upcoming Events

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past Events

Carnival Clean Up 2014

Collect litter in side streets off main carnival route and on the Recreation ground. Also empty any overflowing bins. Volunteers and Town Councillors collected 20 bags of assorted litter, one bag of g...

Party on the Park

The Ilminster Party on the Park is organised by a team of volunteers for residents to support local charity groups by visiting their stalls, listening to local music groups, joining in the tug-of-war ...

Victorian Evening

The Victorian Evening is an annual event which marks the beginning of the festive season. Hundreds of people come into the town to take advantage of the extended shop hours, see the switching on of th...

Ilminster Carnival 2013

From 6am on Sunday 6 October volunteers and Town Councillors carried out a litter pick in Frog Lane, Shudrick Lane, Ditton Street, Wharf Lane, Orchard Vale, Canal Way and on the Recreation Ground. 25...

Party on the Park

Ilminster Party on the Park organised by the Mayor for residents to support local charity groups by visiting their stalls, listening to local music groups, joining in the tug-of-war comptetion and enj...

After School Litter Pick

Greenfylde Church of England First School, Ilminster Litter Pick in road and car park by the school. Teachers, Staff and pupils equipped with litter pick equipment provided by the Ilminster Forum spen...

Ilminster Carnival

Following the cuts in services delivered by South Somerset County Council agreement was reached with Streetscene that they would clean the main streets on Sunday morning and that they would provide ex...

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