Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association is a popular group in the Kelvin area of the city thanks to their dedication to street clean-ups and community initiatives.
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| File photo: Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth have history in civic cleanup campaigns |
Source/Credit: Evening Times
By Ann Fotheringham | June 13, 2017
IT’S time to meet the men, women and children who have made our streets and parks sparkle and bloom over the past 12 months.
As the Evening Times and its partners Glasgow City Council, Scottish Fire and Rescue, City Building and City Charitable Trust prepare for tomorrow night’s Streets Ahead Awards party, we can reveal who will be competing for the trophies.
In the beautiful surroundings of the Winter Gardens on Glasgow Green, we will be awarding prizes for the best garden, clean-up campaign, environmental initiative, community garden, green business, community, initiative and school, plus a special trophy for the overall winner.
Battling it out for the title of Best Clean Up Campaign are Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, Knightswood Secondary School, whose second-year pupils tackle weekly clean-ups, Don’t Waste Woodlands, who are successfully tackling street litter and fly tipping in their area and Hayburn Play Park Association.
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