
The town turned a day’s job into a morning’s work
The next planters were placed and filled, the red benches got a pressure-wash and a council sweeper cleaned the square. Cheers to everyone who turned up!
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The next planters were placed and filled, the red benches got a pressure-wash and a council sweeper cleaned the square. Cheers to everyone who turned up!
Built, collected, stained and placed, with extra seating. Next stop is Kirk Square, and a second bird-feeding station is up. Thanks to the local firm who lent us a forklift.
The Keep Scotland Beautiful judges came to town, and everyone was invited to meet them on the way round. Thanks to all of you who tidied your own doorstep or shop front first.
A piper led the tree planting on the brae to Gunsgreen House. You can dedicate a tree to a birth, a wedding, an anniversary or a memory.
It's our first summer in eight years with no competition to enter, and we're enjoying not running about like lunatics. The planters still need looking after, though. Cheers to our sponsors!
Eyemouth won the Town Category at the Greener Gateway Community Awards, with a Gold award from Scottish Borders Council. Well done, Eyemouth.
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