Green Flags flying high across the borough's parks - with one new addition
Green Flags flying high across the parks in Atherton, Wigan, Leigh
A COLLECTION of the borough's highest-quality parks have been awarded a prestigious Green Flag.
Managed by the environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy, the Green Flag scheme recognises and rewards well-managed parks and green spaces across the country, and sets the benchmark standard for the management of recreational outdoor spaces.
With community groups often assisting council workers in the management of local parks, Pennington Hall Park has again achieved the Green Flag recognition.
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Mesnes Park in Wigan, Alexandra Park in Newtown, and Jubilee Park (Ashton-in-Makerfield also retained Green Flag status, as well as the community-led sites at Colliers Corner in Howe Bridge and Tanners Lane Embankment in Golborne.For the first time, Central Park in Atherton was also named on the coveted nationwide list of well-managed greenspace
GREEN FLAG AWARDS 2023 / 24
Green flags are flying high across our Borough's parks this week
Jubilee Park in Ashton, Pennington Hall Park in Leigh, and Alexandra Park in Wigan have all been awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award - which means the space boasts the highest possible standards and is beautifully maintained - for the 13th year running.
Mesnes Park, also in Wigan, has been recognised for the sixth year running and,
a fifth green space maintained and managed by volunteer group the Bridgers has also been recognised once again.
Colliers Corner, Howe Bridge which is supported by Wigan Council’s improve a green space initiative, scooped ANOTHER community award and celebrated with a flag raising ceremony earlier this week.
Photo shows the Mayor of Wigan, Councillor Yvonne Klieve and Chairman of the Bridgers, Terry Daly showing the Green Flag before it was raised on the new flagpole which was bought with grant money from Wigan Council, AND, the event was also attended by Past & Present members of the Bridgers, local Councillors John Harding & Debra Wailes, Retired Councillor Susan Loudon, retired Chairman of Atherton Environment Projects Keith Sumner, retired Chairman of 2nd Atherton Scouts & Guides Joe & Mary Morris, Keep Britain Tidy representatives and Parks & Green Spaces personnel from Wigan MBC

WE HAVE BEEN AWARDED A GREEN FLAG FOR 2022 / 2023 { 14TH YEAR }
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