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Welsh Assembly Government to organise clean-up in Broughton
Feb 25 2010 by Dave Goodban, Flintshire Chronicle
A COUNCILLOR has been assured a litter pick will be organised in the near future to tidy up land off the A55 and A494.
Saltney councillor Klaus Armstrong-Braun complained to the Welsh Assembly Government over rubbish ruining areas in Broughton close to the English border.
But a response from a WAG traffic officer this week said: “I can assure you that we are in the process of organising a litter pick on many areas of the A55/A494, it is envisaged that the work will commence in the next week or so.”
The complaint has also been passed on to the Highways Agency in England.
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