Councillors have awarded eight students from Lawley Village Primary Academy & Nursery as winners of the Parish Council’s dog waste sign competition.
Students were asked to design a sign encouraging dog owners to pick up after their pets and help keep the local community clean.
There were lots of fantastic entries, making the judging process extremely difficult. After careful deliberation, councillors selected eight winning designs which stood out for their creativity and originality.
Councillor Mark Boylan, Councillor Zona Hannington and Councillor Luke Lewis, alongside Parish Council staff, visited the school to show the students their designs brought to life. During the visit, they presented each winner with a voucher in recognition of their creativity and hard work.
The winning signs have now been installed across the area to remind dog owners to act responsibly and clean up after their pets.
This project was made possible through Councillors’ Pride Funding provided by Councillor Erin Aston, Councillor Zona Hannington and Councillor Luke Lewis, alongside matched funding from Lawley and Overdale Parish Council.
Lawley and Overdale Parish Council would like to thank everyone who took part in the competition and helped promote an important community message through their designs.