Mark Logan MP FLY-tipping campaigner and Bolton North East MP Mark Logan has been re-elected as vice-chairman of a parliamentary litterbusting group. The MP is a member of the Tidy Britain All Party Parliament Group (APPG), a collective dedicated to protecting the environment. Mr Logan is hoping to end illegal waste dumping and raise awareness for local environmental issues in Bolton North East. The Conservative MP has said he is appalled by recent reports of flytipping across his constituency during lockdown, with increasing reports of personal protective equipment related litter and anti-social behaviour. The Tidy Britain APPG has recently launched a campaign to tackle this issue, providing free campaign resources to local authorities.
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Bolton Council and local partners want to hear your priorities for making the borough cleaner and greener. Contributions from local people, businesses and community groups will help inform a 10-year climate change action plan for the borough. Bolton Council declared a climate emergency in 2019 and has set an ambitious target to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030. The Climate Emergency Survey is asking people what carbon reduction options should be prioritised. Contributions from local people, businesses and community groups will help inform a 10-year climate change action plan for the borough. More than 1,000 residents and local businesses have already responded to the survey and ideas include more cycle lanes and home energy efficiency measures.