Burntwood Action Group

Burntwood Action Group organised a poster competition for schoolchildren within the Burntwood area to promote the preservation of their surrounding green space and wildlife. On Tuesday, during the closing assemblies of the two Schools, £10 gift vouchers were presented to the two winners and certificates were awarded to five other children for producing posters judged to be “highly commended”. All of those who took part were congratulated on producing excellent, thought provoking posters.

The winners were Frayer Webster-Mayhew from Highfields and Emily Poxon from Fulfen. Highly Commended were Will Gould, Naomi Wragg, Harry Barker, Madie Fox and Georgia Bailey from Fulfen. Unfortunately Emily Poxon, Will Gould and Georgia Bailey were not present to receive their prizes.

In the first photo below Frayer Webster-Mayhew receives her award. In the second Madie Fox (left), Harry Barker (centre) and Naomi Wragg (right) receive their certificates at Fulfen. Click each image to see them individually, then once again for the full size.

Well done to everyone and thanks for taking part!

Emily Poxon , Will Gould and Georgia Bailey were not present to receive their prizes.

Attached are photographs of Frayer Webster-Mayhew at Highfields and Madie Fox (left), Harry Barker (centre) and Naomi Wragg (right) at Fulfen.

Your Burntwood Action Group representatives continue to attend Burntwood and Lichfield meetings to monitor all issues relating to the Green Belt and any development that may be planned in our area.

The Alliance are to meet our local MP Michael Fabricant on Saturday 11th of July to ensure that we can rely on his help and support in our Campaign to “Save our Green Belt”. Your local BAG representatives will ensure that Burntwood’s particular needs are made known at that meeting.