Last Updated on December 19, 2022, 4:51 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The second phase of the community cleanup exercise was held in the various communities in St Kitts. This initiative of the St Kitts authorities comes amid several other community-level and national Christmas-themed celebrations.
The ministry of environment, climate action and constituency empowerment in St Kitts and Nevis hosted the first phase of the cleanup exercise the week prior from December 9 to December 12. The community cleanup drive was entertained and attended by the people from all the constituencies.
This phase of the cleanup drive went on for four days and spanned the weekend from Thursday, December 15, 2022, to Sunday, December 18, 2022. Deputy Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Geoffrey Hanley also shared the schedule and bin placement.
The schedule for the bin placement for the community Christmas cleanup is as follows:
In Constituency number 1, the responsible authorities place the bins in the following designated areas for the Christmas-themed community cleanup:
- Birdrock (Big roundabout)
- George Street
From Constituency Number 2, the authorities picked the following areas to place the bins for the cleanup drive
- New Road Play Park
- College Street Ghaut
- The Gardens (Community Center)
At Constituency Number 3:
- Dr William Connor Primary (Wigley Alley & Tony Berry)
- West Farm (opposite Bronet Welsh Primary) were chosen by the authorities to place the bins for the community clean-up
Constituency 4, the authorities placed the bins for the cleanup drive in the following areas:
- Challengers Lawn
- The lawn between Godwin Ghaut and Halfway Tree
In Constituency Number 5:
- New Recreation Ground Schedule
- Big Drain, Sandy Point
- New Police Station Road
In Constituency Number 6:
- Newton Ground (opposite Primary School)
- Outside St Pauls (near to Primary School)
- Dieppe Bay Project Lawn
In Constituency Number 7
- Saddlers and Harris’ junction
- Tabernacle Lawn
- Philips’ (plum tree)
In Constituency Number 8:
- St Mary’s Park
- Half Moon Bay Roundabout
- Stapleton
- Parray’s Housing
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