Celbridge Tidy Towns
home projects sponsors competitions       noticeboard photos wildlife committee recycling local info links members area            Hit counter	Welcome to the Celbridge Tidy Towns Website                  Contact Ph:  086-2200678             Email: ctt@CelbridgeTidyTowns.com                       Number of volunteers - 57 @ Feb 2010  more very welcome                               Liffey Wall Project Saturday Jan 30th 2010                                  IBAL report Jan 2010 - Celbridge is 9th overall                                                                      Local competitions results 2009                                                                                                          Westport TT visit 14th June 2009                                                               Old Photos of Celbridge                                                                            Some Work in May/June 2009                              Launch of "Welcome to Celbridge Historic Town" book Sat 16th May              Photos from Arthur Guinness plaque ceremony May 7th 2009                                                                                           Photos from Spring Clean 14th March 2009 and St Patricks Day Parade                                                                              **************** APPEAL *************** Donations to help fund your Tidy Towns work can be lodged to:- Allied Irish Bank, Main Street Celbridge, A/C No: 05235092 – Sort Code:93-35-03 We need around 15,000 Euro per annum to stay afloat. Our main expenses are:- Grass cutting - 10,000 Euro Flowers - 1,000 Euro Plastic bags - 1,000 Euro Flower tubs and baskets - 3,000 Euro        Report littering offences to 1800-243143 or by e.mail to dwhelan@kildarecoco.ie Our Mission Statement To generate awareness, co-operation and enthusiasm amongst the people of Celbridge in a concerted effort to enhance the natural and built environment of the town. Our Objectives                                                                   - Increase pride and morale in the community - Public awareness of litter and waste management - Wildlife conservation and enhancement - Protection of fresh water resources - A healthier environment - Improve waste management - Reduced waste