North Lincolnshire Council, like all local authorities and government bodies, sets itself targets. But Saving the Earth is surely beyond its remit. Like many Brigg folk I visited the information bus parked in the Market Place last Friday and collected leaflets about cavity wall and roof insulation, solar panels and two free boxes of light bulbs. The helpful staff poppped them all into this rather nice "green" shopping bag for me. If you missed your chance to get the leaflets and free bulbs (subject to availability), call the number given above on the shopping bag.
Monday, October 25, 2010
LOOKING TO SAVE THE EARTH
North Lincolnshire Council, like all local authorities and government bodies, sets itself targets. But Saving the Earth is surely beyond its remit. Like many Brigg folk I visited the information bus parked in the Market Place last Friday and collected leaflets about cavity wall and roof insulation, solar panels and two free boxes of light bulbs. The helpful staff poppped them all into this rather nice "green" shopping bag for me. If you missed your chance to get the leaflets and free bulbs (subject to availability), call the number given above on the shopping bag.
Double meaning, Scoop - Saving You Money - Saving (you) The Earth.
ReplyDeleteWhichever meaning you accept, the slogan is a bit over-ambitious.