Your local council makes a resolution supporting the journey to Plastic Free Community status
Council must lead by example to remove single-use plastic items from their premises.
Council to encourage plastic-free initiatives, promoting the campaign and supporting events.
A representative of the council must be named on the Plastic Free Community steering group.
Local councils are in a unique position to lead change on single-use plastics.
A local councillor proposes a motion to support Plastic Free Communities in your area. Once this motion is voted on and approved by your local council this objective is complete. Demonstrating local public support for Plastic Free Communities will encourage council members to take action. You can do this in a number of ways. Check out our tips and Plastic Free Communities Podcast on Objective One below:
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Local councils act as consumers, using single-use plastics in canteens, meetings, and during daily business. They are influencers, having direct access to the running of local schools, businesses and community organisations. And finally they work as a political body, often with cross-party members; showing unity on an action can install confidence and determination to succeed.
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