Rotters Community Composting

Year of the Environment Award

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From the left Cllr Berni Turner, Teresa Latta (Rotters PM) and Lord Mayor of Liverpool at the Comtechsa 30th Anniversary. In December 2009 Rotters received the “Year of the Environment Award” in recognition of their work.

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Picture with all the awarded organisations.

Open day at Chapel House Allotments

Chapel House Composting Corner

St Pascal Baylon Primary School

Celebrating Composting Awareness Week on 4th May 2010

Spirit of Merseyside Awards

Rotters & Come Alive at 55 group at the "Spirit of Merseyside Awards" June 2010. The group achieved a second place in the "Green Machine Award" category.

European Neighbours Day

The Rotters stand at the European Neighbours day 4TH June 2010 Held at Parklands Speke.

Looking on the brightside

Garston primary school children worked to transform Cressington into a brighter greener and more colourful place by placing new hand-decorated planters and containers around the area.

School pupils, parents and local councillors worked alongside volunteers from Long Lane church, Rotters Community Composting and the South Liverpool Neighbourhood team to plant up the containers

Artist Andrew Hopper from the Four corners community arts project and Rotters helped design the artwork for the planters. The plants have been generously donated by Dobbies Garden Centre Speke.

Themes for the design were the Olympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

Kids in Bloom Competition run jointly by Rotters and Liverpool Enterprise Detail and Result

The Royal Horticultural Society and North West in Bloom presented to Rotters (Crops in Pots) a 2010 "It's Your Neighbourhood Award" of Thriving (Level 4)



	Past Events Recent Events Current Events Year of the Environment Award From the left Cllr Berni Turner, Teresa Latta (Rotters PM) and Lord Mayor of Liverpool at the Comtechsa 30th Anniversary. In December 2009 Rotters received the “Year of the Environment Award” in recognition of their work. Picture with all the awarded organisations. Open day at Chapel House Allotments Chapel House Composting Corner St Pascal Baylon Primary School Celebrating Composting Awareness Week on 4th May 2010 Spirit of Merseyside Awards Rotters & Come Alive at 55 group at the "Spirit of Merseyside Awards" June 2010. The group achieved a second place in the "Green Machine Award" category. European Neighbours Day The Rotters stand at the European Neighbours day 4TH June 2010 Held at Parklands Speke. Looking on the brightside Garston primary school children worked to transform Cressington into a brighter greener and more colourful place by placing new hand-decorated planters and containers around the area. School pupils, parents and local councillors worked alongside volunteers from Long Lane church, Rotters Community Composting and the South Liverpool Neighbourhood team to plant up the containers Artist Andrew Hopper from the Four corners community arts project and Rotters helped design the artwork for the planters. The plants have been generously donated by Dobbies Garden Centre Speke. Themes for the design were the Olympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Kids in Bloom Competition run jointly by Rotters and Liverpool Enterprise Detail and Result The Royal Horticultural Society and North West in Bloom presented to Rotters (Crops in Pots) a 2010 "It's Your Neighbourhood Award" of Thriving (Level 4)